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l Parity: This mark prints in order to maintain the parity of the number of lines
printed on the page. If set to Even then it will print if the total count of the other
printed marks in the printed is odd.
For example, by printing the parity mark it will create an even number of marks
on the page. And vice versa with Odd parity - the parity mark will print if the
total number of other printed marks on the page is even in order to keep the
overall count odd.
Use the drop down box to select the entry.
l Conditional: Enter the condition which determines whether or not this
OMRMark will be added to the document at print time.
For details on how to create a conditional, see the "How to Set Conditionals"
below page
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Delete: Delete an entry from the table
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Move up: Move a entry up the table
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Move down: Move a entry down the table
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Edit: Edit a Conditional entry within the table.
Tip
You can also double click a Conditional entry within the table to edit it.
How to Set Conditionals
l 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.
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