Color iQC Help - X-Rite
Color iQC Help - X-Rite
Color iQC Help - X-Rite
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Menu Commands<br />
File/Job<br />
Note: This topic actually covers two different menus, File and Job. The<br />
File menu is only available when there are no jobs open in the main program<br />
window. The Job menu is only available when there are jobs open in the main<br />
program window. Basic commands are present in both menus but some<br />
commands are unique and only available in the menu in which they appear.<br />
The definition of a job in <strong>Color</strong> iControl depends on how you wish to set up<br />
the system for the completion of your work. The exact nature of a job has been<br />
kept open-ended to provide flexibility in the program for the complete spectrum of<br />
customers who may be using the software. Jobs may be defined to keep<br />
separate the different tasks that <strong>Color</strong> iControl allows to be performed. One job<br />
may be set up to contain all the data for a complete QC operation, including the<br />
standard and all the samples, as well as spectral data on the substrates,<br />
whereas another job is set up to contain a target or targets, a set of colorants,<br />
and data on the desired substrates in order to carry out formulation.<br />
On the other hand, jobs may be set up to be operator-specific. That is,<br />
instead of defining jobs based on their operational mode, jobs may be defined<br />
according to who will be running that job. Alternatively, jobs could be set up to<br />
reflect their respective points of origin, keeping dye house jobs separate from<br />
jobs being run in the laboratory.<br />
In essence, jobs are files, except that a job will store and keep separate<br />
the various types of data stored within it (i.e., trial samples, primaries, substrates,<br />
colorants). The Job menu takes the place of the File menu that is seen in many<br />
Windows applications, and it contains many of the same types of commands that<br />
a file menu would have. Click on the jumps below for more detailed information<br />
about either job conventions in <strong>Color</strong> iControl or specific instructions about the<br />
Job menu options.<br />
File Menu Options ? Job Menu Options<br />
File Menu Options<br />
The File menu is only available when there are no jobs open in the main<br />
program window. Available commands are listed below with a brief explanation.<br />
Links are provided to topics with more information.<br />
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