1. Highlight your printer, and click the "Configure Printers" icon on the toolbar, or select Setup > Configure Printers. This opens the "Configure Printer" dialog.
2. Select the [Properties] tab (Figure 1), and choose your settings.
3. Click [OK].

The [Printer Device Name] shows the device name of the printer. RIP-Queue uses this name to determine certain properties of the printer, such as the supported resolutions, dot patterns, and printer options. You cannot change this setting.

The [Printer Name] is the name that RIP-Queue displays for your printer.

 

To change the printer name, type in a new name in the [Printer Name] field.

The [File/Folder Locations] shows the locations of PPDs, the Base FolderA folder containing the input and work folders for a printer., the Input (Quick Sets) Folder, and the Work Folder.

• Base Folder - The [Base folder] is the parent directory of the Input and Work folders. To change the Base folder, click [Change] button and choose a new location for the base folder (Figure 2). Depending on the size of your files, changing the [Base folder] may take several minutes.
• Input FolderA folder that is constantly monitored for image files to allow automatic processing and printing. See Hot FolderA folder found in the Input folder that can be used to automatically process images by copying images into that folder. Each Hot Folder represents a specific Quick SetA group of settings that is applied to images to create jobs in an efficient manner... (Quick Sets) Location - The [Input Folder] is used to receive incoming image files. It is also the Hot Folder for the default Quick Set. You can automatically send an image to RIP-Queue by copying the image file into the Input folder.
• Printer Work Folder Location - The [Work Folder ]is where RIP-Queue keeps the images files for processing, printing, and archiving. When RIP-Queue is running, images are automatically moved to the Work folder.

 

NOTE: Because the Input and Work folders are subfolders of the[ Base folder], their location will change depending on where the [Base folder] is located.