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Chapter 7: Using Events
Using Local Text Block Events
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Change Back Form events
A Change Back Form event is used to change the form on the back of the current
page.
page.
For example:
If printing duplex (double-sided) invoices, you may wish to print the
form containing the method of payment on the reverse side. However,
when the invoice total is less than $100, you may wish to use a form that
contains a different payment method.
form containing the method of payment on the reverse side. However,
when the invoice total is less than $100, you may wish to use a form that
contains a different payment method.
NOTE:
If printing in Duplex, ‘Duplex Printing’
must be selected in Output Settings.
The Output Settings option is accessed from the Environment menu. Refer to The
Output Settings Function in Chapter 5 of the Paris Designer Reference Manual for
more information.
Output Settings Function in Chapter 5 of the Paris Designer Reference Manual for
more information.
If printing in Simplex, the default Back Form can be set via the Print Order (refer
to Chapter 9, Using Forms and Page Definitions).
to Chapter 9, Using Forms and Page Definitions).
Select Device Features events
Select Device Features events are specific events that allow the user to insert code
to activate device specific features such as stapling, binding, collating, folding and
so on.
to activate device specific features such as stapling, binding, collating, folding and
so on.
The use of these events requires a thorough understanding of the workings of
PostScript commands, including the manual editing of XPD files, the use of syntax
and so on. Refer to Appendix D, ‘Device Specific Features in the Paris System’ in
the Paris Designer Reference Manual.
PostScript commands, including the manual editing of XPD files, the use of syntax
and so on. Refer to Appendix D, ‘Device Specific Features in the Paris System’ in
the Paris Designer Reference Manual.