Launch the Multicopy application.
Select a desired service, and then set print settings following the screen.
Tapping [Saved Print Settings] lists saved print settings.
- * The last print setting is memorized.
The next time you launch the Multicopy application, the message to confirm whether or not to use the memorized print settings appears. Tapping [Resume] automatically applies the same print settings as the previous time.
Tap [Add File] to add the files you want to print to the list.
Tapping an added file displays the preview screen. On the preview screen, image editing operations, such as pinch-in or pinch-out, are available.
By tapping [Batch Settings], you can make print settings of all the added files at a time.
- * For the Share Print or Shuffle Print service, tap [Prev.] or [Next] on the preview screen to select an image, and tap [Edit Photo] to start image editing.
- * For the Split Print service, image editing is not available.
Select the file and tap [Save to QR Code].
The print setting is saved.
Tap [Print Now].
Tapping [Go to Saved Print Settings] lists saved print settings.
Hold QR code close to the reading device of machine.
Tap [Start Sending] when an instruction is displayed on the touch screen of the machine.
When the message indicates that sending files completes, start printing as instructed on the touch screen of the machine.
The steps to print files are now complete.
The following describes how to leverage a saved print setting.
Tap [Details] to display details of the print setting.
Tapping [Delete] displays a confirmation message.
- * You cannot modify the print setting.
Tap [Print] to display the QR code.
Hold QR code close to the reading device of machine.
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