Job Ink Control

Job Ink Control

Sets if Ink Control Strips are printed with the Job. These are the same strips found in the Print Environment settings in the Ink Control and will use the same settings as those strips. In order to control the Ink Control Strips from the Job Properties pane, it is required to override the setting of the Print Environment by checking the appropriate box, then turning the desired types of strips on and off.                       

To access customer info make sure no image in the Job is selected, then go to the Properties & Actions Pane on the right side of the JobComposer Workspace and select Job Ink Control.

Note that activating control strips will automatically reserve space for the strips at the left or right edge of the printjob, marked as a gray, unprintable area.

See more information on Ink Control Strips here.

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