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LCDS

¨ In this release, LCDS resources are not displayed until the

operator selects the Display button. Previously, selecting the

LCDS Resource Manager tab in Administration caused all

LCDS resources to display. This was time consuming,

especially for customers with tens of thousands of resources.

¨ The LCDS STAPLE command is now available for use with

the DP 75/90. The system does not require override settings

to be set in the Queue properties for stapling to work.

¨ Jobs can be offset and stapled simultaneously.

¨ The STAPLE command must be invoked before the start of

the job or on the first record of data in the job. Otherwise,

the DP 75/90 will ignore the STAPLE switch if a JDE/JDL

switch is made in the middle of the job.

¨ Jobs requiring N to 1 or Face Up and STAPLE=YES are

forced to print 1 to N and Face Down due to a restriction on

the stapling feature on the DP 75/90.

¨ Jobs that contain over 50 pages will not be stapled, and the

default setting is to fault the job. To change the setting to

print the job unfinished in the System Preferences Job Policy

tab:

¨ Select Print Job Unfinished under the Overlimit Finishing

section.

Select Check Set-Size Before Printing under the

Overlimit Finishing section.

¨ Copy sensitive CMEs will be honored. The LCDS PDL allows

individual copies of a report to contain changes from the

original report by the use of copy sensitive form, RTEXT, and

CMEs. Copy sensitive CMEs allow certain parts of the report

to be modified on selected copies with new or replacement

static text or with the specification of font or ink changes

within the variable data.

¨ On the LPS printers, this was accomplished by performing

multiple passes over the data. Therefore, only offline tape

jobs could contain copy sensitive CMEs.

¨ On EPS printers, copy sensitive CMEs are supported with

spooling queues only. The job may originate from Online,

Tape, or the Socket gateway. However, if the job is

extremely large, the spool may become full. The spool is

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