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Selecting DocuMatch Driver Options, continued
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wasted envelopes by finishing any pieces that were in
process before regenerating pieces that were removed due
to automatic jam recovery or operator intervention. Note
that you generally do not need to make this selection for
presorted mail runs. The ZipBreak feature, described on
page 53, is a more efficient way of making sure that all the
pieces end up in the correct tray.
If your job uses selective inserting or incorporates Package
or Tray Break indicators from a Presort package like
SmartMailer, you must check the Document Includes
Control Page box and format your document with a control
page to specify the options for these features. Use of
Control Pages is covered on pages 56 through 62.
In the Report section of the General tab, you can select
reports which are printed at the end of the job. The Job
Summary report shows the configuration of the job, how
many pieces were produced, and how many items were
fed from each of the feeders. The Comprehensive report
shows this information in addition to detailed information
about any stops that occurred during the job. From the
DocuMatch control panel, you can choose which feeder is
used for report printing. When the system is idle and
DocuMatch System Ready is displayed, select System
Options/System Setup/Report Setup and choose the
feeder you want to use. You can also set the date and time
printed on the reports from the control panel. When the
system is idle, select System Options/System Setup/
Date&Time to set the date and time.
You can also specify a Job description, which is displayed
on the control panel while the system runs, during Verify
Setup, and is printed on job reports. The Account number
is ignored in this version, but the system does print it on
the Job Summary report.
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