RIP-Queue User Interface

RIP-Queue User Interface
The RIP-Queue User Interface (Figure 1) is divided into five main areas: Printer, Jobs Ready to Print, Buffered Jobs, Information, and Console areas. Each area contains information relative to a specific section of the program. You can right-click in each area to access area-specific options. Printer Area The Printer Area (Figure 2) lists your active printers, their status, and other information about your printers. Right-clicking in this area lets you edit Quick Sets, calibrate, or reconfigure your printers. Jobs Ready to Print Area The Jobs Ready to Print Area (Figure 3) lists any jobs that are currently being processed or that are waiting to print. Right-clicking in this area lets you modify the currently highlighted job. Buffered Jobs Area The Buffered Jobs Area (Figure 4) lists any jobs that are not currently being processed or ready to print. Many of the jobs in this list are jobs that have been previously printed. Right-clicking in this area lets you modify the currently highlighted job. Information Area The Information Area (Figure 5) lists information relative to the job or printer you currently have highlighted. This area will change depending on what you select in the Printer, Jobs Ready to Print, and Buffered Jobs Areas. The Change button allows you to modify whatever you currently have highlighted. Console The Console (Figure 6) shows the current status of your RIP-Queue. Scanning through the Console will show previous actions taken by RIP-Queue. RIP-Queue also uses several menus (File, Setup, and Help) and toolbar buttons including shortcuts to your other ONYX applications, editing quick sets, configuring a printer, recalibrating a mode, configuring proofing, and swatch books.	Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6

The RIP-Queue User Interface (Figure 1) is divided into five main areas: Printer, Jobs Ready to Print, Buffered Jobs, Information, and Console areas. Each area contains information relative to a specific section of the program. You can right-click in each area to access area-specific options.