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Create a new rule set and define the rule set variables
In Rule Set Manager, create a new rule set. In Rule Builder, from the Edit menu, select Manage Variables. When you are prompted to save the rule set, select Yes, and save the rule set as Report Page Approvals in your rule set group. In the Manage Variables Editor make sure that the Global Variables tab is selectedHow to create, assign, and use temporary variables
such as: worddav0c2faaabc26dbb4474abb7837c47e230.png Temporary variables can be used to simplify these property references. Instead of referencing the values through the previous event chain, the values can be assigned to temporary variables immediately after the Read XML action completes and then later in the rule chain the values can be referencedActivity 11: Use temporary variables to simplify event references
Overview Why you should complete this activity This activity demonstrates how to use temporary variables to simplify complex event reference chains that refer back to previous events. By assigning values to temporary variables they can be directly referenced later in the rule chain. Target Audience Prepress_Reusable fragments and variables
Published by Scroll Versions from space TAP and version 4.2.1Example: Split Offset with Rotation web growth profile
number causes the software to compensate by rotating the image in a counter-clockwise direction. A negative number causes clockwise rotation. Profile Example … .25 / 27.75 = .9.) A positive number causes the software to compensate by rotating the image in a counter-clockwise direction. A negative number causes clockwiseCustomizable tags in the PrintLink PPF file
tags with variables and change the default press interface settings in the PrintLink configuration file. Customizable tags In the PrintLink configuration file, you can customize the following tags with Prinergy custom file naming variables: /CIP3AdmJobName /CIP3AdmJobCode /CIP3AdmSheetName (explained belowMarks section in the Final Output process template
sheet marks (for example variable marks, logo, and signoff line). Click Browse to locate and select a file. Include print curve in calibration When this check box … . The default value is Center. Unit Used for Variable Marks Select the unit you want to use to measure variable marks—inch, cm (centimeter), mm (millimeterMarks section in the Final Output process template
sheet marks (for example variable marks, logo, and signoff line). Click Browse to locate and select a file. Include print curve in calibration When this check box … . The default value is Center. Unit Used for Variable Marks Select the unit you want to use to measure variable marks—inch, cm (centimeter), mm (millimeterMarks section in the Final Output process template
sheet marks (for example variable marks, logo, and signoff line). Click Browse to locate and select a file. Include print curve in calibration When this check box … . The default value is Center. Unit Used for Variable Marks Select the unit you want to use to measure variable marks—inch, cm (centimeter), mm (millimeterMarks section in the Loose Page Output process template
measurement. Default Marks Font Prinergy can populate variable marks with double-byte characters such as those found in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. Here's an example of how you could use the feature: Create a Preps imposition file that includes a variable mark, such as $[PageName]. In Prinergy, in the Marks