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2.5 Printing options
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Using the saved data
1 Press the Menu/Select key.
2 Select [PROOF PRINT].
3 Select the user name.
4 Select the job name.
5 Select [PRINT].
% To delete a job, select [DELETE].
6 If necessary, change the number of copies, then press the Menu/Select key to start printing.
2.5.4 Attaching authentication information
Printing when authentication is set
When printing a document in an environment where user authentication or account track is employed, you
need to send the authentication information (user name and password) to this machine to execute printing.
This requirement limits the users who can use this machine, preventing unauthorized use by a third party.
When this machine receives a print job from a user who is not permitted to print, or a print job that does not
contain authentication information, this machine automatically discards the job.
- This function is available when an optional Hard Disk is installed.
- A print job that does not contain authentication information is a print job that is sent without correctly
configuring the User Authentication/Account Track setting using the printer driver even though the User
Authentication/Account Track setting is configured on this machine.
The status in which the User Authentication/Account Track setting is not configured correctly means
that the [Auto] check box of [Acquire Settings...] is cleared and [User Authentication]/[Account Track]
of [Device Option] is set to [None] in the [Configure] tab of the [Properties] windows of the printer driver.
In this status, if you select [Print] in [Job Retention] of the [Basic] tab at the time of printing to execute
a print job, it is handled as a print job that does not contain authentication information.
- If [ID & Print] is set to [Enable] on [Security] - [ID & Print Settings] of Web Connection, an ordinary print
job is handled as an ID & Print job (default: [Disable]). For details on the ID & Print function, refer to
page 2-46.
dReference
When printing a highly confidential document in an environment where user authentication is employed, using
the ID & Print function enables high security printing. For details, refer to page 2-46.
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