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• Source: specifies the type of repository available from where the external hyphenation
exceptions file could be selected for reference. By default it is File.
• Path: shows the URI of the external hyphenation exceptions file. It allows the user to
select the external hyphenation exceptions file to be referred to this hyphenation
exceptions resource item. Depending upon the type of Source selected, the user is
asked to select the external hyphenation exceptions file by invoking the source browser.
• Default: used to designate this resource item as the hyphenation exceptions file if a
job ticket defined in the job jacket does not have a layout item defined in it. By default
the value of this attribute is No. To make it default, change its value to Yes. Only one
hyphenation exceptions resource item can be declared as the default.
If you make changes to the Job Jacket, you must then link the new Job Jacket to the
project using File > Job Jackets > Link Project.
Job Tickets and hyphenation exceptions
Hyphenation exceptions reside at the layout level and not the project level. To use
this feature you must add layout items in the Job Ticket and associate one of the
available hyphenation exception resource items.
Key points:
• Hyphenation exceptions from an external hyphenation exceptions files associated
with layout items on the job ticket get imported into the corresponding layout of the
newly created project.
• a user can create any number of layout items. Each layout created in the project would
contain hyphenation exceptions present in external hyphenation exception file
associated to the layout items.
• If there are hyphenation exceptions present in the application, those hyphenation
exceptions would not become part of the layouts if hyphenation exceptions are present
in the layout items.
• If hyphenation exceptions resource items are present in the Job Jacket, but no layout
item and/or default hyphenation exception item has been defined then hyphenation
exceptions present in the application would be included in the layouts.
• If a user links/attaches a project (having no hyphenation exceptions) with the job
jacket containing hyphenation exceptions, then hyphenation exceptions would get
imported in the project's layout.
• If a user links/attaches a project (already containing hyphenation exceptions) with
the job jacket containing different hyphenation exceptions, then hyphenation
exceptions in the project's layout would get replaced with the ones in the job jacket.
• If a user makes any changes related to hyphenation exceptions resource items in the
job jacket that is already linked with a project, then all the changes would get reflected
only after relinking the project with the same Job Jacket.
To add hyphenation exceptions to Layout specifications:
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