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Media/Trays : If the Rule is being edited is a Media/Trays selection, then the
Dynamic Tray Mapping Editor Dialog will be launched.
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Finishing :If the Rule is being edited is a Finishing selection, then the Dynamic
Finishing Editor Dialog will be launched.
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Plex :Plex Rules cannot be edited.
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Custom / Prolog / Setup : If the Rule being edited is any of these, then the Custom
Group Editor Dialog will be launched.
Rules can also be edited via double mouse clicking on the rule. This launches the
appropriate Editor Dialog, as listed above.
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/ Move Up / Down: Move the selected rule(s) up or down within the Rules table. This
allows sorting of options, for easier legibility, and more importantly, for Order
Dependency.
Within a group of Rules, the Rules are processed sequentially, from top to bottom. Thus if
two Rules apply to the same option (such as two different Rules applying for Tray 1), then
the topmost Rule will be applied, once the Rule trigger is encountered. Thus it makes
sense to have the most specific rules at the top of a group, with the more generic rules
placed below them.
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Delete:Delete the selected rule(s) from the Rules table.
Rule Details
This table displays the details of the currently selected Rule.
For Media/Trays, Finishing and Plex selections only the Properties are displayed. For Custom
selections, the Condition can also be displayed.
The tabs can be broken down as follows:
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Properties Tab: displaying all the relevant Rule Details. These are:
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Property: The list of properties available to this Rule.
What properties are displayed is dependent upon the type of Rule selected.
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Value: The property's associated value, if set. If not set, the Value will remain blank.
The table is read only and the details cannot be adjusted or edited from within the table.
Rules need to be edited from within the Rules table directly, through either the Edit button
or by double mouse clicking on the Rule.
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