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How to Import, Modify, Save Image and Job Files in Neostampa

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  • 33 instructions
  • 1 video
  • Updated 2026-04-20

NeoStampa — Creating Multiple Print Jobs (CPS vs PRT)

  1. 0:01Overview
  2. 0:101. Create the First Job
  3. 0:252. Import Images — Add File
  4. 0:423. Import Images — Drag & Drop
  5. 0:524. Import Images — Open Job
  6. 1:105. Modify the First Batch
  7. 1:476. Save as CPS File
  8. 2:007. Modify the Second Batch
  9. 2:388. Print to Create a PRT File
  10. 2:55CPS Files
  11. 3:10PRT Files
  12. 3:279. Reopen a CPS File
  13. 3:5010. PRT File Processing Notes
  14. 4:07Untitled step

Example Printer: Prestige R1

Written steps14

This guide explains how to create multiple print jobs (batches) in NeoStampa, the different ways to import files, and the difference between CPS and PRT files. Creating Multiple Jobs

1. Create the First Job

Watch this part0:10
  1. Click **New Job**.
  2. Select your **Printer**.
  3. Select your **Scheme**.
  4. This will be your **first job (batch)**. Importing Images (3 Methods)
  • Example: Prestige R1.
  • Example: 720 × 1440.

2. Import Images — Add File

Watch this part0:25
  1. Click **Add File**.
  2. Select an image from your computer.

3. Import Images — Drag & Drop

Watch this part0:42
  1. Drag an image directly from the desktop.
  2. Drop it into NeoStampa.

4. Import Images — Open Job

Watch this part0:52
  1. Click **Open Job**.
  2. Select an image file.
  3. A **new tab** will be created.
  4. Each tab represents a **separate job or batch**. Editing & Saving the First Batch

5. Modify the First Batch

Watch this part1:10
  1. Resize images as needed.
  2. Duplicate images to maximize media usage.
  3. Click **Nesting**.
  4. Set **Margin = 0.25 in** to allow space for cutting.

6. Save as CPS File

Watch this part1:47
  1. Click **File** → **Save**.
  2. Choose a location (example: Desktop).
  3. Save the file as a **CPS file**.
  4. Close the job tab. Editing & Printing the Second Batch

7. Modify the Second Batch

Watch this part2:00
  1. Import a new image.
  2. Resize and rotate as needed.
  3. Use keyboard shortcuts: **Ctrl + C** to copy
  4. Click **Nesting**.
  5. Set **Margin = 0.25 in**.
  • **Ctrl + V** to paste

8. Print to Create a PRT File

Watch this part2:38
  1. Click **Print** instead of Save.
  2. The job is saved as a **PRT file**.
  3. Confirm the save location (example: Desktop).
  4. Close the job tab. Understanding CPS vs PRT Files
  • Opened in **NeoStampa**.
  • Fully editable after reopening.
  • Ideal for:
  • Reprints
  • Reorders
  • Jobs that may need adjustments later.
  • Requires using the **correct print scheme** when reopening.

Reopening & Processing Jobs

  • Opened **only** in **DTF Station Pilot**.
  • Cannot be opened in NeoStampa.
  • Typically stored in a **Saved PRT** folder.
  • Used for:
  • Sending finalized jobs directly to the printer.

9. Reopen a CPS File

Watch this part3:27
  1. Double-click the CPS file.
  2. NeoStampa will open with all images loaded.
  3. Additional edits can still be made.
  4. Click **Print** to generate a PRT file if needed.

10. PRT File Processing Notes

Watch this part3:50

Key Takeaways

  • PRT files may briefly show **0 file size**.
  • Do **not** move or use the file until processing is complete.
  • Attempting to open a PRT file in NeoStampa will result in an error.

Untitled step

Watch this part4:07

Multiple job creation workflow is now complete.

  • Each tab represents a separate print job or batch.
  • **CPS** = Editable job file (NeoStampa).
  • **PRT** = Final print file (Pilot only).
  • Proper file usage helps organize workflows, reprints, and production efficiency.

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