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It is possible to format the number using a pattern and locale. See
"Formatting date and number values " on page723, below.
${job.ext}
The extension that corresponds to the chosen output format, for example
pdf or ps.
Note that ${job.ext} does not include a leading dot.
Content variables
The variables listed below can be used in text, barcodes, and OMR and Image data in the
"Page breakdown" on page568 page, and in the Conditional field when selectively adding
inserts in the "Inserter Options" on page564.
If the output is grouped and separated, Content variables on the separation level and above are
also available as File name variables. For example, if the output is grouped on the job
segment and document set level, and is to be separated on the Document Set level, the set
and segment variables can also be used in the Job Output Mask field.
Warning
Use count variables with caution. They entail higher memory usage in Weaver (the engine that
creates Print output). When, for example, segment.count.pages is used in additional text,
the Weaver engine has to buffer all pages until it knows how many pages the segment counts in
order to include that total in the additional text on each page. With big jobs this could easily lead to
Out of Memory errors.
System
${system.time} Displays the current system data and/or time. Can be formatted using the
"Formatting date and number values " on page723, as seen below.
Page
${page.back} True when the page is on the back of the sheet.
${page.front} Boolean indicating whether the page is on the front
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