Use a preset to print a job in Fiery Driver

The Fiery Features Full Properties dialog box shows which, if any, presets are available for all print jobs.

If you specify a Local or Server Preset for a job, the preset settings become part of the job, and remain until you modify them.

Some applications, such as Text Editor, reset the settings to their default values whenever you print a job and re-launch the Fiery Driver window.

Note: The Preset feature that appears on the application's Print dialog box (provided by Mac OS) uses the same preset until you change it, regardless of the application.

Note: You cannot share presets between different Fiery servers.

Open the Full Properties dialog box. (See Open the Full Properties dialog box in Fiery Features.)
From the Presets list, select a preset.
Note: When you apply a Local Preset to a job, it becomes part of the job but the name of the preset is not retained. When the Server Preset is applied to a job, it becomes part of the job, along with the name of the Server Preset being used.