4. The same setup as example 3. This time, the customer does not want to waste paper, but he does not
want the printer to stop if the document size does not match the paper size.
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Roll switching policy: Match exact size
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Paper mismatch policy: Put job on hold
5. The same setup as example 3. This time, the customer is not concerned about wasting paper, and he
does not want the printer to stop.
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Roll switching policy: Minimize paper waste
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Paper mismatch policy: Print anyway
6. Working with HP IP Pro. This is a solution specifically designed for centralized environments managed
by an operator. With HP IP, the jobs to be printed are selected one by one, previewed and assigned to a
specific roll to print. So no automatic roll selection is used in this case. When a roll is out of paper, the
queue stops, waiting for the operator to load paper, to ensure correct page order.
Roll switching policy Paper mismatch policy Result
Match exact size Print anyway Prints always. If the loaded paper is narrower than the document
to be printed, the document is clipped.
Put job on hold Puts the job on hold if the document width does not match any of
the loaded rolls.
Pause printer to load paper Stops printing if the document width does not match any of the
loaded rolls.
Minimize paper waste Print anyway Prints always. If the loaded paper is narrower than the document
to be printed, the document is clipped.
Put job on hold Puts the job on hold if the document is wider than any of the
loaded rolls.
Pause printer to load paper Stops printing if the document is wider than any of the loaded
rolls.
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