Scheduled Printing Scheduled printing lets you control the time of the actual printout, while you can still send away your job now and have it out of your way. Especially useful is the "Never (hold indefinitely)" option. It allows you to park your job until a time when you (or a printer administrator) decides to manually release it. This is often required in enterprise environments, where you normally are not allowed to directly and immediately access the huge production printers in your Central Repro Department. However it is okay to send jobs to the queue which is under the control of the operators (who, after all, need to make sure that the 10,000 sheets of pink paper which is required by the Marketing Department for a particular job are available and loaded into the paper trays.) Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o job-hold-until=... # example: "indefinite" or "no-hold"
plennend printsje Mei plennend printsje kinne jo it tiidsstip fan de eintlike print beskiede, wylst jo daliks gewoan noch in printtaak ferstjoere kinne. Goed brûkber is de opsje "Nea (ûneinich fêsthâlde)". Hjirmei kinne jo de printtaak parkeare oant it momint dat jo (of de printbehearder) beslút de taak mei de hân frij te jaan. Dit wurdt faak easke yn grutte ûndernimmingen, wêr it gewoanwei net tastien is om daliks en ûnmidlike tagong te krijen ta de grutte produksjeprinters yn jo sintrale repro- ôfdieling. It is wol tastien om taken te ferstjoeren nei de printwachtrige dy beheard wurdt troch de operators. Ekstra oanwizing foar erfaren brûkers: Dit elemint fan de grafysche omjouwing fan KDEPrint komt oerien mei de CUPS kommandorigel- taakopsjeparameter: - o job- hold- until=... # foarbyld: "indefinite" of "no- hold"