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Sheet position options
With the option Same for all positions checked, the same Master Page and Media will be
applied to every page in the Print section.
When this option isn't checked, there are multiple groups, each defining the settings for pages
grouped by their position within the section as it outputs: First, Middle, Last and Single sheets.
Each group defines:
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Allow content on: Selects on which face of the sheet content is allowed.
If Front only or Back only is selected, the page acts as a Simplex page even though
Duplex printing is enabled. The other page may contain a Master Page, but no contents
will be printed on it. As such it does not count in the Content Page Number and Content
Page Count markers which can be inserted via the Insert menu (see "Page numbers " on
page479).
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Media: Defines the media that is used. If the Media has Virtual Stationery defined, the
selected image is shown as a background to each page that corresponds to the media's
sheet position.
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Edit Script: Click this button to create a script that defines which Media is used.
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Master Page Front: Defines the Master Page used for the front of the selected sheet's
position. (Disabled if Back only is selected under Allow content on).
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Master Page Back: Defines the Master Page used for the back of the selected sheet's
position. (Disabled if Front only is selected under Allow content on, or if Duplex is
unchecked.)
Omit Master Page Back in case of an empty back page omits the specified Master
Page on the last backside of a section if that page is empty. That page will then also be
skipped from the page count unless the page numbers continue on the next section (see
"Configuring page numbers" on page481).
Note that if the Omit empty back side for Last or Single sheet option (see "General
options" on the previous page) is checked as well, the empty backside will not appear in
the output at all and will not be counted in any case.
Style sheets dialog
The Stylesheet editor dialog is used to edit CSS style sheet resources. For information on the
use of style sheets, see "Styling and formatting" on page726 and "Styling templates with CSS
files" on page727.
This dialog lets you edit the Global style sheet (context_all_styles.css, which by default applies
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