Konica Minolta Printgroove - Manual (Page 42)

Configuring Printgroove POD Queue 3
Printgroove POD Queue 3-21
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Note
Only True Type Fonts (.ttf) should be selected.
If multiple character sets are required, you must upload a font that sup-
ports these sets.
You must have the proper license for all fonts you upload. Konica Minolta
provides no licensing for fonts and assumes no responsibility for the
fonts you upload.
You may use the same font for the Header and Body fonts or you may use a
different font for each. In either case, the following steps must be completed:
1
From the menu select [Configuration] --> [Operation Setup] --> [Banner
Page Options]. The Banner Page Options screen opens.
2
Click the [Upload] button to the right of the Header Font Selection text
field. Navigate to the correct ttf-type font file. Select it then click the
[Open] button. The font is uploaded to Printgroove POD Queue and the
Font Name appears in the Header Font Selection text box.
3
Click the [Upload] button to the right of the Body Font Selection text
field. Navigate to the correct ttf-type font file. Select it then click the
[Open] button. The font is uploaded to Printgroove POD Queue and the
Font Name appears in the Body Font Selection text box.
4
Click the [Save] button. A pop-up opens informing you that the Print-
groove POD server restart is required for the changes to take effect. If
the [Cancel] button is selected, it has no effect on any uploaded .txt- or
.ttf-type files. These uploaded values will be applied once a server re-
start takes place.
5
Click the [OK] button to close the pop-up screen.
6
Restart the Printgroove POD server.
7
If there is a problem with the uploaded files, a pop-up message will in-
form you of the situation. A new .txt file will need to be created and up-
loaded.
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If no pop-up message is encountered, the values are accepted by
Printgroove POD Queue. Print a test job and check the Banner Page to
make sure it prints as expected.