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Print your job

Choose your input file

Click the Select a Job File box to display a drop down menu that lists all of the printers installed on your system as well as the

Browse...

option.

l Browse...: If your sample job file is a local PDFFile on your computer, click on

Browse...

then navigate to the location

of the PDF file on your computer.

l Any printer: If your sample is coming directly from an application, start by printing the job from your application by

selecting the

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printer which was created during installation, then select the printer from the

sample file drop down menu.

With the Browse... option, you can also select multiple PDFfiles by holding the CTRL key while clicking, or use the

SHIFT and click to select a range of files. When you select multiple files, they are all merged together and treated as a

single job.

Choose the Project file.

Click the Choose a Project box to display a drop-down menu that lists all of the saved projects on your machine. Select the

project you want to use by clicking on it. If no project appears here, make sure you create one first (see "Create a new

project" (page 15))

Select an output printer

The project's default printer should already be selected, but you can click the Assigned Printer box to display a drop-down

menu that displays all the printers installed on your system (including network and shared printers).

A special printer, Produce PDF, also appears in the list. This printer will not output to a printer but instead creates a PDFfile on

your computer. When you click on Print, a dialog will open and ask you where you want to save this PDFand what name you

want to use. Click OKonce you have chosen the name and location to create the PDF file.

The project will use the printer configuration from your job file to output to the printer. If you wish to change the

driver settings or if the job file does not contain driver settings, click on the Properties... button.

When using the Produce PDFprinter, the output PDFcontains information about the media types and mail piece

boundaries in the form of embeded metadata. This metadata is compatible with our