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Chapter 2

Printing from Applications to PowerRIP ImageSet

Selecting the destination printer

Upon installation of PowerRIP ImageSet, a printer will be

added to to the Windows operating system for each printer

selected during PowerRIP ImageSet installation. The printer

names are preceded by “PowerRIP” for example, if you’ve

installed PowerRIP ImageSet and chose to support the Epson

Stylus Pro 9600, a Windows printer will be added called

“PowerRIP Stylus Pro 9600”. This would be the printer you

select when using PowerRIP ImageSet to print to the Epson

Stylus Pro 9600. If you’ve installed a different printer, you’ll see

the appropriate “ Windows PowerRIP” printer for this device.

The installer also creates “output queues” which

PowerRIP uses to communicate with the printer(s). These queues

are typically named “PowerRIP Output Queue”. DO NOT print

directly to these queues from your application. The output

queues are only present on the system which is running the

PowerRIP ImageSet sever software. These queues will not be

visible by remote users printing to the server.

PowerRIP ImageSet uses the standard Windows PostScript

driver version 5 to create the PostScript jobs, therefore the print

dialog will be pretty much the same as you would see when

printing to any PostScript device from Windows:

Print Settings

The supported resolution and output media choices you

see at print-time will depend on the printer being used. There

are, however, settings which are common to all devices sup-

ported by PowerRIP ImageSet. To set these options, click the

“Advanced” button. The printer-specific as well as the common

settings will be displayed in a dialog:

Invalid settings

Whenever a combination of settings is not valid, a warning

icon will appear. For example, when printing to the Epson 1290,

a resolution setting of 2880 is not valid. Note the warning icon

next to the 2880 resolution selection. If the “Paper” selection

were changed to a media which supports the 2880 resolution,

this warning icon will not display. If you select the option with

the warning icon, a dialog will appear telling you which options

are conflicting with each other (in this case it would be “Paper

Type: Plain Paper” and “Resolution: 2880 dpi”. DO NOT allow

a job to print with conflicting settings; it will not print properly.

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