To express page names, you can either specify them explicitly or use wild cards and pattern matching. For example:
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Front.p1.pdf | Names the page explicitly |
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To assign a page to the same position in every page set, use a wild card for the page set name/prefix. For example:
Refined file name | Page set name/prefix | Position | Layer |
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Book.p1.pdf | 1 | 1 |
To make a back reference to the page set name page set prefix, position number, or layer number, use a pattern in the page name. For example:
Refined file name | Page set name/prefix | Position | Layer |
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Page.p | pageset1 | 1 |
To indicate page position, use simple addition and subtraction expressions. For example:
Refined file name | Page set name/prefix | Position | Layer |
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Cover.p | 8-up |
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To assign one page to several positions, use the All Positions ( * ), Contiguous (..), and Noncontiguous (,) page position wild cards. You must type these wild card characters using your keyboard; no buttons are available. For example:
Refined file name | Page set name/prefix | Position | Layer |
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6x9Page.p1.pdf | OneFileToAllPgPostitions | * | 1 |
4x5Page.p1.pdf | OneFileToContigRange | 1..5 | 1 |
4x10Page.p1.pdf | OneFileToNonContigRange | 5,10,20,30 | 1 |
To use a geometry setting from the input file, include Mixed for that column in the Geometry Assignments view in the APA Editor. In a raw APA file, include empty square brackets [ ] for that parameter in the GEOM= statement.
File Name | file.p1.pdf |
Offset X | -36 pt |
Offset Y | -36 pt |
Trim Size X | Mixed |
Trim Size Y | Mixed |
ScaleX | 1 |
ScaleY | 1 |
Orientation | 0 |
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