In this video we're going to take a look at how easy automating our process can
be with Quick Sets 2.0. Quick Sets are job templates that streamline and
automate routine tasks.
Let's start in Job Editor and explore the Quick Sets 2.0 features.
I'll begin by opening a file into Job Editor. In this case I'm going to start with
default Quick Sets. One feature in Quick Sets 2.0 is the ability to apply different
Quick Sets to the image file in Job Editor. In order to do this we'll go to
File > Apply Quick Set. In this list we can see all the Quick Sets that are
available for this specific printer model. At this point I can make my choice
select [Apply] and those attributes for the Quick Sets will be applied to my
image file here in Job Editor. Now I would simply submit my job to the RIP to process.
Now we see our file ready to print in our RIP-Queue. So you can see how
the apply Quick Sets feature in Job Editor can be very convenient. I may open a file
in Job Editor and perhaps just select my default Quick Sets. Once I have my file
opened in Job Editor, I can very easily apply whichever Quick Set parameter
I needed to do the job properly.
Furthermore, if I needed to make modifications, I can continue here in Job
Editor and perhaps modify some specific mark options and make whatever other
necessary changes I need to the file. Then I can submit this back to the
ripping process.
Let's open another file in Job Editor and explore another new feature of Quick Sets 2.0.
I'm going to open another file.
In Job Editor, I may decide to apply specific feature sets such as Bleed and
Grommet marks, Crop marks, Registration marks. Once I apply my specific settings,
I may decide to then use another feature of the Quick Sets 2.0 which is the
ability to export these settings out as a Quick Set. This menu shows me
additional settings that I can control, and when I save out this Quick Set. I can
give it an appropriate name to describe the feature set of what it's going to
perform. Now all the work that I've performed in Job Editor can be very
easily exported out as a Quick Set . And those parameters I can use time and time
again. I'm going to submit this job to the RIP. Now I can complete my process by
taking that exported Quick Set and importing it into my main Quick Set software.
I'll select on [Configure Printer]. My first tab is my [Quick Sets]
tab and this is where I would import my Quick Sets. This is the one I just created
or exported out of myJob Editor program. Now I can very easily bring that in and
use that as a standard time and time again. So now to use that Quick Set, I can
simply go to [Open], select my job,
pick that Quick Set. Perhaps this time I don't want to open in Job Editor. I just
want to simply apply that Quick Set parameter, open and rip the file. So we
can see how very versatile, easy, consistent, repeatable, reliable and time
saving Quick Sets 2.0 can be.
True easy automation with Quick Sets 2.0