Red Flag asianux Server 3 User's Guide: Print task management

Red Flag asianux Server 3 's print system integrates print tasks http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17569.html "> management functions, when the print system is working on a print job, A printer icon appears on the tray of the desktop panel, and double click to open the Print Task Manager window. In addition, you can use the Kjobviewer command to start print job manager.

Print Task Manager can display and manage print tasks for all printers in your system, including viewing the print jobs that have been completed or being processed, and controlling certain actions of the print queue, such as pausing, continuing, canceling or restarting a print job, changing priorities, and so on.

The following illustration shows the main interface of the Print Task Manager.

Job Management window

You can set up print tasks that display all printers or one printer. The Print task information displayed (take the cups printing system as an example) mainly includes:

Information meaning job number The number of the print job in the system, given by the system to the owner of the print job, the user issued the Print command name print job path and file name status

The current status of the print job, including:
Queued-The print job has entered the printer print queue and is waiting to be printed
Processing--Indicates that this print job is printing
Hold--Indicates that this print job is temporarily stopped
Completed--Indicates that this print job has been printed
Canceled--Indicates that this print job has been canceled

Size of print job size, in bytes per page number of pages that are currently printed the priority of a print job with a Yun low of 0 and a Yun high of 100 billing information displays billing information when printing

The above print task information is displayed as a list, and clicking on any column headings can change the way print jobs are sorted, such as ascending, descending, and so on.

The Print Task Manager window contains several command buttons at the top, each of which corresponds to the following actions:

Icon description and meaning pause a print task that is being processed or arranged to continue to be stopped print tasks delete unfinished print tasks in the queue leave the unfinished print job to move to another printer finish restarting a completed or canceled print task display the IPP information for a print job improve the selected print task Lower priority of selected print tasks Edit and set print properties toggle settings between completed/canceled print tasks and unfinished print tasks displays only one user's print job