Epson Stylus Photo 2100 / 2200 User's Guide download pdf (Page 39)

Turning on raster image spooling is recommended to get the

following benefits:

(1).Faster ripping of multiple copies.

When 2 or more copies of one PostScript print job are sent to

the printer, StylusRIP Professional only rips the job once. This

saves time and frees up hardware resources.

(2).Faster ripping

When this setting is on, StylusRIP Professional spools raster

images to the hard drive faster than it can output the print

data to the printer. Because of this, StylusRIP Professional is

ready to receive the next print job much quicker.

The drawback with spooling raster images is that spooling

requires a lot of free space on your hard disk. The amount of

free disk space that your print job requires depends on the

size of, resolution of, and amount of detail in the print job. If

you do not have enough space on your hard disk, StylusRIP

Professional stops spooling when the hard disk becomes full

and restarts spooling as soon as the previous print job is

finished. This can cause slower performance than if Raster

Spool Mode is turned off.

Note:

If you turn Raster Spool Mode on or off, you must quit and restart

StylusRIP Professional before the new setting takes effect.

Print After Spool :

When this setting is on, all print data will be spooled to the hard

disk and then printed.

Hide Taskbar Icon :

When this setting is set to on, the icons do not appear on the

taskbar when the main window is minimized, but appear on the

task tray instead. The default setting is off.

RIP Memory Size :

This sets the size of the memory used by StylusRIP Professional.

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Epson Stylus Photo 2100 / 2200 User's Guide Page 39