HP Designjet Z6200 1067mm Photo User Manual

Embedded Web Server job queue page
You can manage your printers job queue from the HP Utility, see Access the HP Utility on page 24, or
the printers Embedded Web Server, see 
Access the Embedded Web Server on page 23 .
The job queue page shows all jobs that are available in the printer job queue. It  includes jobs that are
being received, parsed, rendered, printed and already printed.
The following information is displayed for each job:
● Preview:  Click the icon to see the job preview. Th e job preview...

Job preview is available once the job is processed. To access  the preview page, click the magnifying
glass icon, which appears in the Preview column on  the job queue page. The preview page shows the
following job details along with a thumbnail preview of the job:
● File name:  The file name of the job.
● Loaded paper:  The type of paper loaded in the printer.
● Job dimensions:  The dimensions of the job.
To see a larger preview of the job, click either th e job thumbnail or the magnifying glass icon,...

Identify a job in the queue
The best way to look at the queue is in the Embedded Web Server (Main tab > Job queue), where
you can manage the queue and get full information  on every job (by clicking the name of the file).
However, you can also manage the queue from the  front panel. To do so, select the Job Queue icon
, then Job queue , where you can see a list of the jobs in the queue.
Each has an identifier, comprising:
: 
The job currently being printed ha s a pointing hand icon, jobs already printed...

Job status messages
These are the possible job status messages, approximately in the or der in which they may be seen:
● Receiving : the printer is receiving the job from the computer
● Waiting to process : the job has been received by the prin ter and is waiting to be rendered (for
jobs submitted through the Embedded Web Server only)
● Processing : the printer is parsing and rendering the job
● Preparing to print : the printer is performing writing sy stem checks before printing the job
● Waiting to...

9 Retrieve printer usage information
●Get printer accounting information
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Check printer usage statistics
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Check ink and paper usage for a job
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Get printer accounting information
There are various different ways of getting accounting information from your printer.
●View printer usage statistics for the 
whole lifetime of the printer, see 
Check printer usage statistics
on page 118.
● View ink and paper usage for ea
ch of your recent jobs by using the HP Utility, see 
Check ink and
paper usage for a job on page 118. If the HP Utility is not available, see Access the HP Utility
on page 24.
● Use a third-party application to request printer st...

Ink and paper statistics with the HP Utility
1.Access the HP 
Utility, see Access the HP Utility on page 24.
2. Select  Job center  to view information regard ing the most recent jobs.
3. Under Windows, click on the  Accounting link.
Under Mac OS, select  Job Accounting and click on the Look Up button.
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10 Practical printing examples
●Overview
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Resize an image with Adobe Photoshop CS4
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Print a color photo with Photoshop CS2
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Print a draft for revision with the correct scale
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Reprint a job with consistent colors
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Use ESRI ArcGIS 9 to print a map
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Printing examples
 

Overview
The following step-by-step instructions for printing jobs that use specific software are similar to those at
the HP Knowledge Center on the Web. Consult the Knowledge Center at 
http://www.hp.com/go/
Z6200/knowledgecenter/  for the most up-to-date information  and for additional printing examples,
including RIP scenarios.
Resize an image with Adobe Photoshop CS4
Application settings
1. Open your image in Adobe Photoshop, and then select  Image size from the Image menu.
The  Image Size  dialog...

and detail from the original image when you resample. Select from the following resampling
options:
◦ Nearest Neighbor : A fast but less precise method  that replicates the pixels in an
image. This method is for use with illustra tions that contain edges that are not anti-
aliased, to preserve hard edges and produc e a smaller file. However, this method can
produce jagged effects, which become appare nt when you distort or scale an image or
perform multiple manipu lations on a selection.
◦ Bilinear : A...