Scheduling, running, and managing designs : Scheduling a job : Printing a document
 
Printing a document
Use Schedule—Print to control how iHub prints the output document after generating it. If you want to print the document, either by sending it to an iHub printer or printing it to a file on the server, you must first select Print the output document on the server. This setting enables the other options on Print. In Override default settings, accept the default values, or choose to override the default settings for any of the print options.
Figure 5‑28 shows Schedule—Print as it appears when choosing to print a BIRT document. The print format: PostScript section contains a number of options, including Page Range, Page Style, and Chart DPI.
Figure 5‑28 Selecting options on Schedule—Print for printing a BIRT document
Table 5‑5 lists the various print options on Schedule—Print.
Table 5‑5 Schedule—Print properties
Property
Description
Print the output document on the server
Prints the output document.
Printer
Selects a printer. The initial value is the user’s default printer.
Manufacturer
Model
Description
Location
The following read-only text about the printer, if available:
*The manufacturer’s name
*The printer model name
*A description of the printer
*The location of the printer
Print to file
Creates a PostScript (.ps) file. Provide a file name.
Scale
The scale at which to print the output, expressed as a percentage.
Resolution
Resolutions at which to print the output, if supported.
Mode
Black-and-white or color.
Number of copies
Collate
The number of copies to print, and whether to collate the copies.
2-Sided printing
Single-sided or double-sided, and specifies whether double-sided printing is top-to-top or side-to-side.
Page size
Pick from an extensive list of standard paper sizes.
Paper tray
Specify the paper source.
Page range (BIRT design or document only)
Selects all pages or selected pages by number or by range, or both.
Page style (BIRT design or document only)
Sets the size to either the actual size, fit to page width, or fit to whole page.
BIDI processing (BIRT design or document only)
Selected suppresses bi-directional processing of data.
Text wrapping (BIRT design or document only)
Selected wraps text. Deselected displays on one continuous line.
Font substitution (BIRT design or document only)
Selected substitutes fonts on the user’s computer in lieu of the fonts specified by the design designer. Deselected prevents font substitution.
Chart DPI (BIRT design or document only)
Selects dots per inch, which determines the resolution of images and print in the document