Xerox DocuColor 250 Online Help Manual page 319

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3. Select the Special Pages tab.
4. Choose the Covers FAB.
5. Choose [Add Front Cover...], or [Add Back Cover...]. The
Covers Properties tabset opens.
6. Select [Make the Front and Back Cover the Same] if you need
to program the same characteristics for both the front and
back covers. Otherwise, the paper stock and sides printed
characteristics must be independently programmed for each
cover within the job.
7. From the Print On pull-down menu select the location where
you want the cover to print:
• Inside Only
• Outside Only
• Both Sides
8. \Choose stock characteristics:
• Select a stock from the Name menu. Select [Unspecified]
from the Name menu to set custom stock properties. Make
selections from the Size/Color FAB, Type/Weight FAB, and
Coating FAB.
• You can select a stock and verify the characteristics of the
stock by selecting the [Stock List...], selecting a stock, and
clicking [OK].
• Make selections directly from the Size/Color FAB, Type/
Weight FAB, and Coating FAB. If [Custom] is selected from
the Size menu, within the Size/Color FAB, the Width and
Height fields become active.
NOTE: Be sure the attributes you select are supported on
the printing system.
9. After you have completed setting cover page properties click
the [Add Cover] button.
10. Click [Close] to exit the dialog window. Cover page information
displays on the cover page list and FAB.
How do I add and program inserts?
Job inserts differ from slip sheets in that they separate pages of a
job while slip sheets separate one job from another. Inserts may
also be preprinted stock or forms.
NOTE: Inserts may not be programmed for a job with covers if the
inserts affect the cover printing. For example, inserts are not
allowed between pages printed on the front and back of a cover.
An insert request takes precedence over an exception page
request. When two or more special pages are programmed
(covers, inserts, or exception pages) image ordering conflicts may
occur. Verify that programmed options do not conflict.
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