2011-03-29
Dismiss this until next updateThis documentation has been updated

The latest version of PrintShop Mail is currently 7.1. This documentation was updated on 2011-03-29 and covers the changes made in this version. If you are still using an older version of PrintShop Mail, you can access its documentation by using the Version: menu at the top-right corner of this screen.

If you wish to upgrade to PrintShop Mail7.1, you can do so via the Upgrade Request page. Note that in order to upgrade, you will need a valid OL Care contract as of 2010-09.

Print Job Settings

The Print Job Settings section applies only to this document. When changing these options, they are saved with your document and may change when opening or creating a new document.

  To specify print job preference settings

  1. (Windows): From the Edit menu (CTRL+K), select Preferences.
    (Mac OS): From the PrintShop Mail menu (Command,), select Preferences .
  2. In the left pane, click the Print Job Settings icon.

View the window

About print job preferences

Set this option... To do this...
Print Margins Print Margins are empty spaces all around the page. The margin (top, bottom, left, right) is usually the empty space between where the page is cut and the layout area of the page.
PrintShop Mail allows you to make changes to the print margin for all layouts in the document. It is possible to:
  • Center (Windows only): Where the layout(s) will be centered on the paper.
  • Offset: Where you can specify different values for each print margin: Top-Bottom (Y offset) and Left-Right (X offset).
  • Note: PrintShop Mail supports different paper sizes within one document. Print Margins settings will be applied to the whole document.
Technology Select which print technology is used to optimize your PostScript output. See Print Technologies for more information on these options.
Print report page Specify that a report page is printed at the end of the job.
Send custom error handler (Windows only) Specifies whether a Postscript error will generate a custom error page containing tips on how to solve the problem. Leave this box unchecked if you want your printer to handle any errors.