Fiery JobFlow Help v2.4

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Locations

Add Fiery JobFlow locations to create additional methods to submit, archive, and/or output jobs.

A root folder called SmartFolders is automatically set up during installation of Fiery JobFlow on the Fiery JobFlow server drive that has more free space. When the user creates a workflow, Fiery JobFlow automatically creates a subfolder for the workflow under the root folder. SmartFolders is the default location for submission of jobs. To submit jobs or an archive (a .zip file) with several jobs, you can use a drag-and-drop operation from the desktop of your computer to the browser.

When you add SMB, FTP, sFTP, or Fiery locations, select the Test Connection button to check that you have a successful connection. Make sure to get the location details from the administrator of each service and the required user name and password.

  • SMB: Add SMB locations.

  • FTP: Add FTP locations. Fiery JobFlow assigns a default port.

  • sFTP: Add secure FTP locations. Fiery JobFlow assigns a default port.

  • Dropbox: Fiery JobFlow can be connected to one or more Dropbox accounts at a time. The administrator of the Fiery JobFlow server sets up the primary Dropbox account, which is used for external reviewer approval or for an internal reviewer to approve or decline a job at any time anywhere.

  • Fiery: Add a Fiery server, Fiery XF, or Fiery Central server as output locations. When added, Fiery XF displays as a separate category in the list of Fiery output options.
    Note: When Fiery XF is added as an output location, you will need to select a printer from the Printers drop-down menu. The Workflow and Media presets are specific to Fiery XF and can be created from Fiery Command WorkStation, an XF client computer, or any other application that supports the creation of these presets. After the presets are created, they will display as drop-down options in the Output module when Fiery XF is selected as an output location.
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