1. Click the Open button on the toolbar, or choose File > Open from the menu. This displays the Open dialog (Figure 1).
2. On the left-side of the dialog, select the printer you want to use from the drop-down menu. If you have developed Quick Sets, select your Quick Set . If you have not, leave this setting as Default.
3. If you want to send your image to Job Editor, select the Open in Job Editor option.
4. On the right-side of the dialog, browse to your image, highlight it, and click Open. The image will open and move to the Jobs Ready to Print area.

1. In Job Editor, click the Open button on the toolbar, or click File > Open. This displays the Open dialog.
2. On the left-side of the dialog, select the printer you want to use from the drop-down menu. If you have developed Quick Sets, select your Quick Set. If you have not, leave this setting as Default.
3. If you want to apply the settings most recently used, check the Apply Settings option.
4. On the right-side of the dialog, browse to your image, highlight it, and click Open. This opens the job in Job Editor. From here, you can modify and edit your image
5. When you have finished modifying the image, send the image to RIP-Queue by clicking File > Submit.

You can open an image by dropping files into a Hot Folder. The Hot Folder will automatically assign Quick Set properties to each image.

 

To drop images into a Hot Folder:

1. Select your image file, and copy it into a Hot Folder. For example: <program folder>\input\<printer name> or <program folder>\input\<printer name>\Custom Quick Set.

2. The image opens in RIP-Queue, and, depending on your Quick Set Settings, is processed, opened for editing, or printed.

 

Troubleshooting:

• Do your Permissions include Hot Folders?
• Is RIP-Queue running? Hot Folders are only active when RIP-Queue is running.
• Are the jobs read-only? Read-only jobs will not be processed. You can remove read-only restrictions by highlighting the image > right clicking it > selecting Properties > and unchecking the Read-Only checkbox.
• Are the images valid (supported) image files? Try opening the file directly into RIP-Queue.