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Version 5.3.02 - Serendipity Software

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Context Menu Options <br />

The following are available via the contextual menu (right click) from within the job Display panel: <br />

• Edit RIP – This enables the user to edit the RIP selected. Choose to edit a single section or all sections of the <br />

configuration. Alternatively, you can create a new RIP. <br />

• Colour Scheme – Choose a colour for the module. <br />

• Font Options – Choose the preferred font size. <br />

• Language Encoding – Choose the language encoding for the operating system. This allows jobs to display <br />

correctly in the RIPMonitor in the native language. <br />

Display Panel View Options <br />

The display panel columns can be configured to show specific information by right-­‐clicking on the header titlebar. The <br />

following are available for display: <br />

• Name – Job Name (and plate names if expanded). <br />

• Size – The size of the job (disk space used). <br />

• Date – The data and time the newest plate belonging to the job was RIPped. <br />

• Path – The directory path to the RIPped file for an assigned job plate. This information is visible when the <br />

polled job is expanded. <br />

• Publication – The publication name. <br />

• Section – The section of the publication. <br />

• Page – The page number of the job. <br />

ServerLog <br />

The ServerLog shows messages from the Server. <br />

• Fetch back log – Displays the log for the time specified. For <br />

e.g., it retrieves and displays the last 4 hours of messages. <br />

Choose the time period from the pull down list. <br />

• Trim older lines – Trims the log based on the time selected <br />

in Fetch back log. If this is set to 60 minutes, the log file is <br />

trimmed back so only the last 60 minutes remain. <br />

• Export – Export the log to a file. Selecting this displays a window with further options as detailed below: <br />

o Destination File – Choose the filename and location where the file is to be saved. Use the Browse <br />

button to navigate to your preferred location. <br />

o Message Lines – Choose to save all messages in the log window or only those that are highlighted. This <br />

way you can save just a few lines if desired. <br />

o Format – Choose the format to save the file in, either html or plain text. The plain text file is saved with <br />

tab characters between the columns. <br />

o Cancel – Revert to the Server window without saving any changes. <br />

o Save – Save the file based on the settings selected. <br />

• Configure Filter – You can filter messages in the log. Choose between the following options: <br />

o Completed Jobs – Shows messages about completed jobs. <br />

o Polled Jobs – Shows messages about polled jobs. <br />

o Errors – Shows errors from the Server. <br />

• Search – You can search the log for messages. Enter the text of characters you want to search for and the <br />

ServerLog will only display the lines matching the search. <br />

Display Options <br />

• Module – This is the function that the Server used. <br />

• Routine – This is the operation inside the function. <br />

• Date – The time the Server called the module. <br />

• Message – The message resulting from the routine. <br />

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