1.2

Table Of Contents

Navigating the preview

Starting at this point a preview of your project's output appears. You can navigate through the pre-

view window using the navigation icons or keyboard shortcuts.

Panning and zooming

Action Mouse Shortcut Icon Shortcut

Zoom in and out of

preview

Hold CTRL and use the

mouse wheel

Click on Zoom then select a zoom level.

Pan left and right

Hold SHIFT and use the

mouse wheel

Click the Hand icon then click and drag the

preview.

Pan up and down

Hold ALT and use the

mouse wheel

Use the scrollbars on the bottom and right

of the preview.

Changing Pages

To change which page you are currently viewing, move your mouse cursor to the bottom of the

preview window. This will display a side-scrolling toolbar which shows the currently selected page

as well as two pages behind and after. You will also see buttons to move forward and back within

the pages.

To move forward click on the Next button. To move back click on the Back button. To move to the

first page click on the the First button, to move to the last page click on the Last button.

Figure 1 : Use this window to navigate through your job's pages.

Define Boundaries

Boundaries are the divisions between each of your mail piece (one mail piece being the contents of an envelope). When one

mail piece ends and a new one starts, that is a boundary. Boundaries can be defined using a set of different rules depending on

the type of job you are doing.

Variable number of pages

Select this option if you have a variable number of pages for each mail piece. You will need to know if the information nec-

essary to determine when a mail piece starts or ends is on the first or the last page. Both the "first page"and "last page"option

can be used depending on the location of the information.

Fixed number of Pages

Select this option if your mail pieces always contain a fixed number of pages throughout your job. When selecting this option,

the Condition Type selector disappears and an input box appears in its place. Enter the exact number of pages each document

contains.

Create a new project