Configuring an actual destination

When configuring an actual destination with the InfoPrint Manager Administration GUI, it is important to include the name of the color mapping table. Use this procedure to configure an actual destination to use the appropriate color mapping table:
  1. From the InfoPrint Administration Servers main window, enable the appropriate actual destination (in this case, NewP, as shown below) by right-clicking the actual destination and then selecting Enable.
  2. Ensure that the Color mapping table (pie1.set) has been specified on the AFP Color tab of the Printer Properties notebook and that the Location of resources (/usr/lpp/psf/config/) has been specified on the AFP Resources tab.
  3. Submit your job to InfoPrint Manager, using either the command line or the InfoPrint Select client.

    Using the InfoPrint Select client to submit a job

    There are 3 ways to designate a color mapping table when using InfoPrint Select:

    1. Use the Logical destination to designate the color mapping table. Specify the color-mapping-table attribute in the Job and document defaults associated with the logical destination to which you are sending the job.
    2. Use the Actual destination to designate the color mapping table. Specify the color-mapping-table attribute of the Actual destination to which you are sending the job.
    3. Use the File → Print method to designate the color mapping table. If you are using a newer version of InfoPrint Select, a Job settings dialog appears after the Print button is clicked on the Print window. Specify the name of the color mapping table by clicking the Other tab of Job settings dialog. Enter color-mapping-table=pie1.set, where pie1.set is the name of the color mapping table.

Parent topic: Submitting jobs through the Linux command line