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Prinergy Workflow variable marks
When using Pandora integrated with the Prinergy Workflow software, you can take advantage of Prinergy Workflow variable marks. You can place these variable marks anywhere on a substrate, and when you export the layout, Prinergy Workflow will replace the placeholder text string with variable text from the PrinergyAbout variable marks
, and output date. Variable marks, also known as marks or slug lines, allow this information to be gathered at the time of output. When an output process template is executed, variable marks are replaced with the correct information. You can add variable marks to your output either using an imposition marks file or usingColorFlow variable marks in Prinergy
separation, job name, and output date. Variable marks, also known as marks or slug lines, allow this information to be gathered at the time of output.When an output process template is executed, variable marks are replaced with the correct information. The following are ColorFlow-related variable marksUsing variable marks in an Imposition Plan
In Preps, create a template. Add variable marks to the template. Note: In Preps, use the $[xxxxx] variable marks. When you add variable marks to the template, leave enough space between each variable mark to ensure that the populated variable marks do not overlap each other. Use the template in a Preps job. PrintVariable marks
See Also Variable marks available for LPV jobs See Also Variable marks available for LPV jobs Published by Scroll Versions from space PRINERGY and version 11.0Variable marks
See Also Variable marks available for LPV jobs See Also Variable marks available for LPV jobs Published by Scroll Versions from space PRINERGY and version 10.0Variable marks available for LPV jobs
As with other variable marks with potentially long values, ensure that you leave plenty of space for the value that replaces the mark. Additional variable … : Use the following LPV variable marks for separations only. Note: When placed on output of multiple versions per surface, each of the following marksMonitoring changes to global and rule set variable values
There are two root events which can be used to monitor the changing of variable values. The Global Variables Changed root event can be used to monitor global variables from any rule set it is included in, and the Ruleset Variables Changed root event can be used to monitor rule set variables in the rule setMonitoring changes to global and rule set variable values
There are two root events which can be used to monitor the changing of variable values. The Global Variables Changed root event can be used to monitor global variables from any rule set it is included in, and the Ruleset Variables Changed root event can be used to monitor rule set variables in the rule setCreating variables
Before you can use variables, you must create them. Variables are created in the Manage Variables Editor. To open the Manage Variables Editor, in Rule Builder, from the Edit menu, select Manage Variables. If the rule set is new and was not saved yet, you are prompted to assign a name to the rule set and save