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l Use Grouping: Check to configure grouping of output into jobs, job segments or
document sets. See "Grouping options" on page1172.
l Apply filtering and sorting to record selection: Check to activate the "Data
filtering options" on page1164 (to filter out certain records) and "Sorting options" on
page1169 (to sort the remaining records) pages of the wizard.
l Include Metadata (only available for PDF output): Check to add meta data to the
output. This can be done at Job, Job Segment, Document, Document Set and Page
level. See "Meta Data options" on page1175.
l Override Finishing Options: Check to configure custom "Finishing options" on
page1167, such as binding.
l Next: Click to go to the next page of the Job Creation Wizard, "Data filtering options" on
page1164.
l Finish: At any point during the wizard, click to save the current configurations, whatever
page you are on.
l Cancel: At any point during the wizard, click to exit the wizard without saving changes.
Runtime Parameter Options
This page appears as part of the Advanced Print Wizard and the "Job Creation Presets
Wizard" on page1160.
The Runtime Parameter Options page allows you to add runtime parameters to the Job.
These runtime parameters could be used in a number of ways. Such as in the following
scenarios:
Filtering rules scenarios
A filter condition could be used to compare a date from the record against a date passed in as a
runtime parameter.
For instance, the record could have a due date, with only documents due in two weeks time to
be selected. Calculating the date "two weeks from today" could be done in Workflow, with this
date then having to be passed as a parameter back to Connect when Job Creation is started.
Another example would be a list of document types for a job. The document could have a
property with its document type (e.g., reminder, collection letter, etc.), and the runtime parameter
could be a comma separated list of document types for the job. So a rule would then compare if
document type occurs in the list of document types.
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