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Comprehensive Guide: Touchpix's WCM Print Support and Setup

Touchpix has introduced an updated WCM printing method that enhances and simplifies the printing process. This guide provides an overview of the updated feature, its benefits, and step-by-step instructions for setting it up.

Overview of the WCM Update and Features

The 5.9 update to Touchpix’s WCM print support has made printing more seamless and efficient. Key improvements include:

  • Faster Printing: Printing is now carried out with greater speed due to the updated connection methods.

  • Automatic Paper Selection: The app reads the paper size directly from your printing template and automatically selects the appropriate size, eliminating the need for manual adjustments.

Understanding 'Native' WCM Support

Native WCM support means that users can connect directly to the WCM network using the 'Network' method. This removes the need to manually select a printer or set paper sizes. Instead, everything is automated, enabling a hassle-free printing experience. In essence:

  • Direct Connection: Users connect through the WCM Wi-Fi network.

  • Automation: Printer and paper size selections occur automatically without additional input.

Step-by-Step Guide for Setting Up WCM Printing

Follow these steps to get started with the WCM printing feature on Touchpix:

  1. Connect to the WCM Wi-Fi Network: - Ensure your iPad is connected to the WCM network before proceeding.

  2. Launch Touchpix: - Open the Touchpix app and navigate to the printing setup.

  3. Select 'Network' as the Connection Type: - In the app's settings, choose 'Network' to enable the WCM connection method.

  4. Enable Automatic Paper Selection: - Turn on the Automatic Paper Selection option in your settings. The app will now read the paper dimensions from your template and apply them automatically.

By completing these steps, you can take full advantage of the streamlined printing capabilities offered by WCM.

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