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Manipulating film jobs 0
The status of a job determines how you can influence its execution and therefore
what buttons are active.
In the Film Task Status dialog box you can only edit those film jobs for which
you have initiated exposure (manually via Expose Film Task or with
Auto Expose).
Film jobs that have been completely transferred to the output device from the
queue can no longer be interrupted or deleted.
Stopping jobs You can stop jobs with the "Queued" or "Printing" status at any time, for example
to insert a new film.
â—† Select one or more jobs having the "Queued" status.
â—† Click Stop.
– All film jobs of this queue are stopped ("Stopped" status). In the job being
filmed, a sheet that has been started will still be completed. All the follow-
ing film sheets will not be processed.
Resuming jobs Once your camera is ready again, you can resume execution of the queue.
â—† Select one or more jobs with the "Stopped" status.
â—† Click Continue.
– All the jobs in the queue return to their original status. Film exposure is
resumed. The job that was being exposed when you clicked Stop is
resumed at the point at which you stopped the camera.
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