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# Quickstart for Users

Use this quickstart when you are opening a PrintUI job from a website or host application.

## Edit a job

1. Open the job from the host system.
2. Click an editable text frame to change text content or style.
3. Click an editable image frame to replace, crop, scale, rotate, or reposition the image.
4. Use page controls if your template allows adding, deleting, moving, or changing page layouts.
5. Preview the job.
6. Click **Finished** when the job is ready.

## What you may be able to change

The template designer controls each job. Depending on the template, you may be able to edit:

* Text content, fonts, styles, size, color, alignment, and glyphs.
* Images from your computer or an approved gallery.
* Rectangles, colors, and simple shapes.
* Table rows, table columns, cell styles, and table text.
* Page order, page count, or page layout.
* Links, frame position, size, and rotation.

## Preview before finishing

Use preview to confirm the final look.

If the editor warns that text is overset, an image is below the required resolution, or pages have not all rendered, fix the issues before finishing unless your workflow explicitly allows submission with warnings.

## Finish or cancel

Click **Finished** to return control to the host website. The host page decides what happens next, such as saving the job, generating output, starting approval, or redirecting you to a confirmation page.

Click **Cancel** only if the host page provides a Cancel button. Some PrintUI implementations do not allow canceling from the editor.


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