Jobs Menu

Restore jobs that have been archived from the queue.

Opens the Easy Color Adjustments dialog. For more information, see Color Adjust.

Note: Available options are dependent on the output device.

• Use the sliders to control lightness and darkness for hues, ink levels, brightness, saturation, and chroma.
• Select ICC Setting, Photo, or Graphics.
• Set the highlight strength and switch layers (if applicable) to set the maximum ink coverage for the underbase, the choke (to limit the spread of the primer layer), and the strength.
• In the OKI Edition, the Variable Dot Setup is shown in this dialog as well as Queue Properties. These settings allow graphics to blend into material based on the transparency, and improve the feel of the printed material and the wash fastness. The transparency of an image is represented as a grayscale image (black is opaque and white is 100% transparent).

• Note: To ensure color vibrancy, set color boost (Queue > Setup color boost).

Actions are pre-sets or automations applied on jobs (to handle repetitive layouts or settings).

They are saved per device. When you have a job in the queue, after you've applied all the chosen settings, you can create an action to save and apply these settings to other jobs.

Each action must be named and can include the following (when selected, uses the current job's settings):

• Print mode

• Media name

• Slot (for template)

• Size

• Position

• Rotation

• Page copies

• Copy group layouts

• Tiling layouts

• Create an Action: Set a name and select features to include.

• Apply an Action:

• Delete an Action:

To see the Actions dialog on job import, go to Queue Properties > Layout Manager and select Show Actions dialog on job import.

Note: "Actions" are created by you. "Fiery Actions" are automated actions that happen when using the Automatic Job Sorter and are based on the information encoded in selected files. For more information about both, see Using Actions.

Opens the Job Ticket Properties dialog. Configure settings for the selected job. For more information about the settings, see Queue Properties.

Note: When you modify job properties, they override the settings in Queue Properties. When a job is archived or pulled back to the queue from the Job Reserve, the job properties are maintained. When no job properties are specified, the Queue Properties are used to process the job.

Select to create a duplex file.

Duplex Printing in the Queue

Edit the selected job with Gimp.

Gimp

Edit the selected job with Fluid Mask. Run Fluid Mask to clean up the background of image (Fluid Mask includes Help in the plug-in). The basic functions are to use the Keep brush (green), the Blend brush (yellow), and the Delete brush (red) to make selections, then go to File > Save and Apply.

Increase the print size and resolution of an image.

1. Scale the image to print dimensions in the workspace.
2. Open the Super Size controls and set the image resolution.

Extend the space around the job bounding box to include all data that exceeds the bounds.

In the Extend Production Area dialog, set the number of inches to increase the area.

For example, if a cut path or weed border is outside of the bounding box, use this option to add space around the margins to include the data.

Caution: If the production area is extended, all previous operations will be lost. The job is imported as new.

Uses the settings in the PDF Setup tab of Queue Properties to produce a nested PDF.

Note: To allow job rotations when nesting, select the option in the Layout Manager tab of Queue Properties.

Opens the Job Color Replacement dialog. To replace a color, click the color on the image. This is the input color. Use the output color column to make changes, then click Add. When you're finished, click Apply.

To measure a new color using a spectrophotometer, click Measure.

Click Convert to convert to CMYK.

Use the slider to set a color tolerance and opacity.

To remove a replacement, click the X.

To apply to all incoming jobs for this queue, select the check box next to the replacement color.

Click Make this color a device spot to open the Device Spot dialog. See Manage device spots.

To view any changes, click Color replacement preview at the top of the preview window or go to Jobs > RIP Only and then View > View raw data (or right-click on the job for both options).

Color Removal tab

To remove a color, click the color on the image. This is the input color. Use the output color column to make changes, then click Add. When you're finished, click Apply.

Use the slider to set a color tolerance.

To remove a color, click the X.

Select a filter to apply from the list below and adjust the settings or sliders:

• Halftone for Spot Colors
• Halftone Image Blending
• Rasterization
• KnockMeBlackOut (when printing garments, use this filter to remove unnecessary black ink on a black garment)
• KnockMeColorOut (when printing garments, use this filter to remove unnecessary colored ink on a colored garment)
• KnockMeOut Tools
• PhotoLaser Plus Advanced
• Transparency Opacity
• Transparency Opacity Tool

Select a filter to apply from the list below:

• Cleanup Black x1: Make any black in the image sharper.
• Cleanup Black x2
• Cleanup Black x3
• Cleanup White x1: Make any white in the image sharper.
• Cleanup White x2
• Cleanup White x3
• Contrast
• Increase Saturation
• Maker Darker x2
• Maker Darker
• Maker Lighter x2
• Maker Lighter
• Transparent pixels 50-50
• Transparent pixels off
• Transparent pixels on

Select a filter to apply from the list below and adjust the settings or sliders:

• Color correction
• Distressed frames: Select texture to create a frame with effects that appear old, folded, marked up, etc.
• Distressed: Select texture to create effects that appear old, folded, marked up, etc.
  
• Sharpen