Typically, cut files are automatically added to CUT-ServerA computer that provides facilities to other computers on a local area network. Examples of servers include file servers, print servers, and mail servers.. When an image with cut paths is created in RIP-QueueAn organized list of jobs that are printed on a first-in first-out (FIFO) basis., RIP-Queue automatically places the cut file in the appropriate CUT-Server folder. When the image is done printing, you can open CUT-Server, verify your settings, and click Cut Now.

NOTE: For more information on cut paths in RIP-Queue, see the RIP-Queue Online Help. For the best workflow, verify that all your settings are accurate in both RIP-Queue and CUT-Server.

You can also add cut files by clicking the Open button or Scan a Barcode button.

Open Button

The Open button displays a browser that allows you to browse to your cut files. Use this option if your cut files are stored on a network or other location. Remember to verify all of your settings to ensure accuracy.