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Inserter Options
The Inserter Options page allows the selection of a High Capacity Feeder (HCF) model. These
machines are also commonly referred to as Inserters or Folder-Inserters.
The options available on this page are dependent upon the model selected.
The options selected on this page influence the position of the markings set on the next page:
"Mark Position Options" on page779.
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Model: Use the drop-down to select from any previously loaded Inserter model, or use the
Browse button to select a HCF file to load a new Inserter model.
An image representing the chosen folder-inserter is displayed under the list, along with
the HCFfile details.
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Options Group:
The options available here are all Inserter dependent, and thus will change based upon
the Inserter model selection.
To see how the selected Inserter markings would look on the printed page, click the Next
button to move to the "Mark Position Options" on page779 page, which has a preview of
the page. You can move back and forward between these two pages until you are entirely
satisfied with the selections made.
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Mark Configuration: Use the drop-down to select the type of markings to add. This
selection basically equates to the amount of area the markings will take up on the
printed page.
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Fold Type: Use the drop-down to select the type of fold to apply to the paper. This
will impact upon where on the page the markings will be placed.
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Collation level: Select whether the markings will be made at Document level, or
Document Set level.
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Print marks on back: Check to place the Inserter Marks on the rear of the page.
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Selective Inserts:If selective inserts are supported by the chosen Mark
Configuration you can select what markings to include and whether those markings
are to included based upon some conditional setting.
For example, you could add a marking to the third page of a document by making
the selection Conditional and then setting the Condition entry to "page.nr = 3".
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Clear Background Area Tab:
Check the Clear Background Area checkbox to add a white background to the OMR,
preventing background colors or elements interfering with the OMR Markings when they
are read by the Inserter.
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