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 Folder, 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 Folder (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.