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Job Segments. This allows you, for example, to staple Document Sets whilst punching holes in
Job Segments.
You can also have multiple finishing settings at the same level.
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Finishing Options Table: This table, on the left of the Wizard page, allows you to add or
remove sections to apply the Finishing options to.
It contains the Section for which the settings are to be applied (Section, Document,
Document Set or Job Segment), plus the Finishing options that are to be applies, and
any Rule determining the conditions under which the Finishing settings are to be applied.
To set the details, use the following options:
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Import Finishing: Imports the existing settings from a Connect Template.
The Template could be the current template (Import from currently template), or
some other Template (Import from template ...).
l Add: Adds a new section to apply Finishing options to. The default is to add a
new Section, but these can be changed to Document, Document Set or Job
Segment types, thereafter.
You can have multiple selections of each type, all with different criteria determining
when the Finishing options are to be applied.
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Delete: Removes the selected Section(s) from the table.
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/ Move Up / Move Down: Moves the selected Section(s) up or down within the
table.
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Edit ... : Brings up the Rule Editor Dialog, which can be used to construct the rule
(s) that determines whether this conditional Finishing option is to be applied or not.
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Binding group:
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Style: What type of Binding to request on the printer. This includes Stapled, Glued,
Stitched, Ring, Comb, Coil, amongst other options..
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Side: Sets the side of the paper that the Binding is to occur. This includes both the
top and the bottom of the paper,
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Location: Sets where the binding is to occur, if applicable.
The selections available here will be dependent upon the selection made in the
Binding Style. Only Stapled and Stitched bindings have a Location option
available to them.
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Angle: Set Stapling or Stitching binding either horizontally, vertically, or at an angle
(as supported by printer).
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