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LRS Enterprise Output Management software simplifies the way you manage requirements for tray selection, allowing you to logically decouple your business applications from the physical devices in your printer fleet. Unfortunately, it does not introduce any significant improvement in the process of specifying the printer tray settings. PostScript is a popular alternative to PCL that takes a similar approach to the challenge of printer tray selection. Even worse, not all vendors and printers use the same logical print tray numbers. However, it is unlikely that these logical tray numbers are the same ones indicated on the physical printer tray itself. It does so by enabling “logical tray” selection that tells the physical device which input tray to use for a given print process (as well as which output tray the finished document should go to). Printer Command Language (PCL) is a popular page description language that attempts to harmonize this process.

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This leaves things up to the print driver to properly manage printing tray selection, for example, in the case of Windows or SAP environments that use specially-developed drivers to process native print requests. Each hardware vendor does things a different way. However, the specific tray selection is not always easy to control, because there is no agreed-upon standard to identify an input or output tray printing parameter across all the different device types. When a given business process requires a different paper stock, you can usually specify within the source application (at the logical page level) which paper size to use.

However, automatically selecting the correct input printing tray can be difficult, especially when you're in the process of changing your printer fleet or renewing your applications. Most printing devices today support more than one input tray where a user can load this special paper stock. Timely, accurate, reliable printing is a critical success factor. Without documents like shipping manifests and pick tickets, business processes grind to a halt. Sometimes there are also documents that need to be printed on special color paper, pre-printed letterhead, or business stationery.

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With the PDF file open, click Print to print the file.There are still many business processes that require very specific documents to be printed on standard paper.The print settings you select are saved so you can easily use them again the next time you create a PDF. If the file is saved to the Downloads folder, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + J in Windows (Command + Option + L on a Mac), to open the folder and locate the file. The PDF file will either be opened immediately or saved to your computer based on your browser settings. Select the options you want to apply to the PDF and click OK.Options in the Print Setup (PDF) form will differ depending on the view you select before printing. Click Print on the toolbar at the top of the Smartsheet window to display the Print Setup (PDF) form.In the sheet or report, select the rows you want to print.If you don’t want a PDF, you can export your data instead. If you don’t select the rows, you will print the entire sheet or report. To print selected from a sheet or report, you must first select the rows, and then go to the print menu.

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