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Tip
You can also double click a Conditional entry within the table to edit it.
How to Set Conditionals
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Condition: Enter the condition which determines whether or not this element will be
added to the document at print time.
Use JavaScript conditional expressions to construct your conditional.
You may use JavaScript logical operators (==, !=, <, >, &&, ||, etc), literal values ("text',
3.14, etc), mathematical operators (/, *, +, -, etc) and data fields.
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Add: Click to add a field to the to the conditional expression.
Select from a list of metadata fields (as added in Metadata Options), document
information fields (see Variables Available in Output), or common expressions.
For example, selecting the Expressions >First Page would add "page.nr == 1" to
the conditional entry.
Example: if (page.nr == 1) {... }
Spot Color Settings
The Spot Color Settings page is used to match Spot Colors contained within a job to the color
settings available on the printer.
This option is only available for AFP and IPDSprint outputs, and requires a Printer Definition
File (see "Print preferences" on page377) that supports Spot Colors.
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SpotColor Mapping table:
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SpotColor Name column:This contains the names of the Spot Colors used within
the job.
If the Spot Color were added to the job within Connect Designer, then those Spot
Colors will be automatically included in the table.
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SpotColor Number column: This lists which Spot Color available on the printer is
to be associated with the named Spot Color.
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