HP2-B101 · Question #77
Which feature from Job Retention do you use to make prints, without wasting paper through document errors'?
The correct answer is D. Proof and Hold. Proof and Hold prints a single proof copy first and holds the remaining copies in the printer's memory, allowing you to inspect the output for errors before releasing the full print run - saving paper if corrections are needed. Quick Copy (A) prints all copies immediately and…
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Which feature from Job Retention do you use to make prints, without wasting paper through document errors'?
Options
- AQuick Copy
- BStored Job
- CSecure Printing
- DProof and Hold
How the community answered
(15 responses)- A7% (1)
- B7% (1)
- D87% (13)
Explanation
Proof and Hold prints a single proof copy first and holds the remaining copies in the printer's memory, allowing you to inspect the output for errors before releasing the full print run - saving paper if corrections are needed. Quick Copy (A) prints all copies immediately and stores the job for reprinting, offering no opportunity to catch errors before the full run completes. Stored Job (B) permanently saves a job in printer memory for repeated future use, which is about convenience rather than error prevention. Secure Printing (C) holds the job until a PIN is entered at the printer, protecting confidential documents rather than preventing print errors.
Memory tip: Think of "Proof and Hold" like a proofreader - it shows you one copy to approve before committing to the rest, just as an editor reviews a proof before a full print run.
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