This example shows the use of the Contiguous (..) and Noncontiguous (,) page set position wild cards to assign one page to both a contiguous and noncontiguous range of page set positions.
The input files, refined pages, and desired page assignments are:
Input file | 4x10Page.ps |
Refined pages | 4x10Page.p1.pdf |
Desired page assignments | 4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set position 5, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 6, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 7, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 8, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 9, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 10, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 17, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 21, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 27, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 30, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 31, layer 1
4x10Page.p1.pdf to OneFileToBothRanges page set, position 32, layer 1 |
In the Page Assignments view, the instructions are:
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4x10Page.p1.pdf | OneFileToBothRanges | 5..10,17,21,27,30..32 | 1 |
In the Raw APA File view, the instructions are:
!APA 1.0
ASSIGN= "4x10Page.p1.pdf" "OneFileToBothRanges" 5..10,17,21,27,30..32 1
