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[. . . ] For business use, configure the driver to send to the Direct queue (see the EFI Configuration Guide). These queues leave the file on the server, which takes up space and could present security problems if you're printing sensitive files. They also require an administrator to control printing and deleting files. See chapter 3 of the EFI Configuration Guide for information on the queues. For more information, check these sources: · The Handy Reference Guide, attached to the side of your MFP · The MFP User's Guide, an Adobe pdf file located on the Documentation CD · The EFI Printing Guide, an Adobe pdf file located on the Documentation CD. Oki ® Oki Electric Industry Company, Inc. [. . . ] PowerPoint ® Microsoft Corporation. 59384401 Using the Fiery PostScript Driver The Fiery driver includes advanced features and utilities. Many of these are designed for use in professional graphics environments. Normally they're only used by a system administrator who controls printing by all users on a network. You don't need to use them when printing most business documents. For details on the Fiery driver interface, see the EFI Printing Guide, Chapter 1. A Note on the PCL Drivers PCL® and PCL6® printer drivers are included with your printer. These are provided mainly for HP® compatibility and for use with legacy systems. For details on using them, see the MFP Printing Guide. NOTE To administer printers on a network, you can use Oki Job Accounting or PrintSuperVision. See the Utilities Guide for more information. Graphic Arts Use Most graphic arts environments are on a network. The graphic artist as end user uses the Fiery driver to print either to the Hold queue or the Print queue. An Administrator uses Command Workstation (Windows) or Command Workstation LE (Mac) to administer the flow of files from the queue to the printer and to control printer settings as needed. Click [Finishing] to see a representation of page formats (e. g. , 2-up, landscape, mirror image). Click a feature name to go directly to the bar controlling that feature so you can change it. Use this area to name and save a collection of settings so you can use it again for similar documents. 59384401 New Features Support for Fixed Full-duplex mode You can now specify Full-Duplex or Half-Duplex as well as speed when you set Ethernet transmission speed in the Network Setup menu. (See the EFI Configuration Guide, Chapter 4: Network Setup Options, "Port Setup Options. ") The available settings under Ethernet Speed are now: · Auto Detect (default) · 100Mbps Full-Duplex · 100Mbps Half-Duplex · 10Mbps Full-Duplex · 10Mbps Half-Duplex Generally, we recommend the default, "Auto Detect, " for most situations. If you experience network printing problems, such as slow printing, or network disconnections, check the settings on your network hub and set the Ethernet Speed to match the hub. Keep in mind that a mismatch between the setting of your MFP and the network hub causes communication problems. - "Disable": Anyone can access the Scan to Email main screen without entering a User ID and PIN. NOTE The user's name and e-mail address must be registered in the LDAP server. · Under LDAP Settings, "LDAP User Mode Logout" has been added. The choices are: - "Convenience": After sending the e-mail, the system returns to the Scan to E-mail main screen without logging out. - "Security": After sending the e-mail, the system automatically logs out. Copy Restrictions in Job Accounting When you set printing restrictions for a user in Job Accounting, the same restrictions apply to copying. [. . . ] The choices are: - "Convenience": After sending the e-mail, the system returns to the Scan to E-mail main screen without logging out. - "Security": After sending the e-mail, the system automatically logs out. Copy Restrictions in Job Accounting When you set printing restrictions for a user in Job Accounting, the same restrictions apply to copying. The following settings apply to both printing and copying: · "Disable Printing": blocks printing and copying · "Disable Color Printing": allows only black/ white printing and copying (the color icon is grayed out) · "Printed Sheets": restricts the total number of printed and copied pages · "Fees": restricts the total value of printed pages and copies · "Printer Use Time": restricts the amount of time the user can use the MFP for printing and copying. For details on setting up these restrictions for printing, see the Job Accounting Utility section of the MFP Utilities Guide, "Account IDs, Adding" and "Account IDs, Restricting Usage. " In order to access the Copy screen, the user must enter a valid User ID and PIN. [. . . ]