[Jerry M Nettik] Setup a second print queue on the network utilizing the
same printer - call it something like: 'Checks'. Give your clerk full
control over both queues. When she is ready to print checks, she would
'Pause' the regular queue - print jobs still go to the queue (they get
queued..., hum what a concept) but do not print. The clerk then loads the
checks, and she now prints the checks to the 'Checks Queue'. When she is
done, she removes the checks from the printer, and 'Resumes' the regular
queue, and all the stored print jobs now print. This is how network print
queues were meant to be utilized.
clerk needs
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same printer - call it something like: 'Checks'. Give your clerk full
control over both queues. When she is ready to print checks, she would
'Pause' the regular queue - print jobs still go to the queue (they get
queued..., hum what a concept) but do not print. The clerk then loads the
checks, and she now prints the checks to the 'Checks Queue'. When she is
done, she removes the checks from the printer, and 'Resumes' the regular
queue, and all the stored print jobs now print. This is how network print
queues were meant to be utilized.
clerk needs
> to go around and tell everyone who prints to that printer to notprint
> before she adds the check stock so that she can print checks. Itcauses a
> lot of problems if someone forgets before she prints and they printon the
> check stock. Because this fouls up the check order (check stock isshe must
> prenumbered and no longer will agree to the check register report),
> delete the entire check run and reselect invoices to be paid (theremay be a
> way to prevent this from happening, but it seems to work for usuntil we set
> her up with her own LaserJet). I would suggest that you use a smallway to
> LaserJet exclusively for printing checks, unless there is another
> prevent other users from printing once the check stock has beenadded to the
> printer.it is
>
> Rick Ludwig
> Corporate Controller
> Metal Spinners, Inc.
>
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> > From: rgors[SMTP:rgors@o...]
> > Reply To: vantage@egroups.com
> > Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 1:54 PM
> > To: 'vantage@egroups.com'
> > Subject: [Vantage] Laser Printer Advise
> >
> >
> > Hey gang....
> >
> > I'm asking my boss for a brand-spanking-new laser printer!! If
> > approved, I would like to buy one that will work with the big "V"and
> > specifically to print vendor checks.without
> >
> > A) Is this possible? Do people actually print vantage checks
> > disaster or chronic aggravation syndrome?1200 dpi
> >
> > B) I'm thinking of an HP 4050se "Workgroup Printer" with "True
> > at full speed" and "Prints 17 ppm". Anyone using one on theirFiles,
> > network?
> >
> > Any input is truly appreciated!!!!
> >
> > Rick
> > MIS
> > Osco
> >
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