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The main concept behind hot folder creation is automatic workflow management. A hot folder is linked to a process template, which defines the file processing instructions. You can drag a file into a hot folder from your desktop. The system monitors the hot folders and waits 10 seconds for a group of 32 input files before adding the input files to the queue. It then automatically processes the files according to the instructions in the process template that is linked to the hot folder. Use hot folders to automatically process input files. You may have more than one hot folder for submitting input files. The Hot Folders dialog box displays all currently configured hot folders and their parameters. You can create single-process hot folders that contain a single process template. Alternatively, you can create a multiple-process hot folder that is linked to multiple process templates, enabling you to create multiple parallel processes from a single input file. For example, you can create a hot folder that is linked to multiple output process templates. When you drop an input file into the hot folder, Prinergy Evo simultaneously and in parallel applies the processing instructions in each attached process template to the input file creating multiple processes and output. Important: When you submit an imposition file (PJTF or JDF) to a hot folder, you must also submit the marks PDF file. You may also want to submit the PDF files that make up the run list. You can submit one or more individual files to a hot folder or submit CT/LW, DCS, TIFF/IT, and one-bit TIFF files as a file set. File sets include an additional master file that you submit to a hot folder. For file sets, here are some guidelines: Anchor | | Bookmark11_concept4676__ul_309CFB1FA46C4 | Bookmark11_concept4676__ul_309CFB1FA46C4 | ||||||||
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Le concept principal sous-jacent à la création d'un dossier actif est la gestion automatique du flux de production. Un dossier actif est lié à un modèle de processus qui définit les instructions de traitement des fichiers. Vous pouvez faire glisser un fichier et le déposer dans un dossier actif sur votre bureau. Le système contrôle les dossiers actifs et attend pendant 10 secondes un groupe de 32 fichiers d'entrée avant d'ajouter les fichiers d'entrée à la file d'attente. Il traite automatiquement les fichiers conformément aux instructions contenues dans le modèle de processus lié au dossier actif.
Lorsque vous créez un dossier actif, le système crée automatiquement les sous-dossiers de traitement suivants à l'intérieur de celui-ci : |
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