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Sheet Count Splitting group.
This group allows for the splitting of output based upon a pre-determined number of
pages
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Split: Use the drop-down to select how to split.
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None: Select to ignore sheet count splitting entirely.
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At exactly: Select to create a split at a specific sheet number.
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Every: Enter the number of sheets at which to split the output.
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Separation Settings group.
This setting is only available if no Sheet Count Split were specified.
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Separation: Use the drop-down to select when a job separation occurs, which is
either None (no separation) or at the Job, Job Segment, Document or Document
Set level.
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Slip Sheets group
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Add slip sheet: Use the drop-down to select whether to add a slip sheet before or
after a specific separation, or whether to use none.
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Every: Use the drop-down to select at which separation to add a slip sheet, at the
Job, Job Segment, Document or Document Set level.
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Media Size: Use the drop-down to select the media size of the slip sheet.
If a custom Media Size was chosen:
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Width: enter slip sheet page width.
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Height: enter slip sheet page height.
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Jog group
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Jog after every: Use the drop-down to select when to jog the printer, which is either
None (no forced jogging) or at the Job, Job Segment, Document or Document
Set level.
Additional Content
There are four different types of additional content that can be added at print time. Text,
Images, Barcodes and OMRMarks. They are used to add static or variable content when
generating output. This is useful when driving custom processes on machines using either
Barcodes or OMRMarks, as well as allowing the addition of last minute information through text
and images.
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