Exporting Queue Jobs

Exporting Queue Jobs

To export a job

You can specify an export folder for your queue and then export the original, Post-Script or PDF file of a job to this folder.
Proceed as follows:
  1. Make sure that you have specified an export folder for the queue: double-click the queue in the Output to pane and click the Workflow tab.
  2. Select a job in either one of the jobs lists.
  3. Click the Export Job button. The job is exported to your export folder.
  4. Check your export folder.

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