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This section updates the related information in the Command WorkStation chapter in 
Utilities. 

The following sections describe new features.

You can apply a server preset directly to a job in the Job List from the right-click Apply 
Workflow menu, which lists all server presets alphabetically.

You can edit the job name and number of copies directly from the Job List, by typing 
information into the fields. A square icon in the fields indicates that the fields are editable, 
and when you point to the field, an edit box appears.

Users can drag and drop files into a number of different regions or “drop zones”. This is an 
ease-of-use enhancement for file management and job workflow.

Command Workstation and Hot Folders include a crash reporting feature, which is used to 
capture application crash logs, and send them to EFI for analysis by engineering.

When the DHCP lease of the Fiery Server has expired, the Fiery Server IP address changes. 
When you log on to Command WorkStation and connect to the Fiery Server, you do not 
need to remove the Fiery Server and re-add it because Command WorkStation remembers it 
by its internal name, not IP address.

Command WorkStation will check when it is started if a more recent version of the software 
has been posted online, and if so, a dialog opens to inform the user. 

Users can now login to Command WorkStation with their own user names, not just as 
Administrator, Operator, or Guest.

Preview displays thumbnails of records for processed VDP jobs. 

All new features are described in Command WorkStation Help.