Xerox Paris, a document system Support & Software User Guide
Designing your first Environment
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In the status bar of the Environment Editor, two page numbers will be displayed.
The first number is the page number relative to the current job (it is possible to
have multiple jobs in one data file) and the second is the absolute page number
(that is the position of the page in the entire printstream).
The first number is the page number relative to the current job (it is possible to
have multiple jobs in one data file) and the second is the absolute page number
(that is the position of the page in the entire printstream).
Therefore, 1/1 indicates this is the first page of the current job and the first page
in the printstream.
in the printstream.
Checking the paging
If you look at the loaded data on the page in Figure 3-1, you will see that data for
the next statement appears on the same page. This means the data file we have
loaded is not paging correctly.
the next statement appears on the same page. This means the data file we have
loaded is not paging correctly.
Checking and correcting the paging of the data file follows…