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Selecting Printer Trays Using Microsoft Word or WordPerfect,
continued
Switching Paper
Trays Using
WordPerfect for
Windows, Version
6.1
DocuMatch Integrated Mail System
TM
This calls up a dialog box that lets you define a new
paper type, including which feeder to use. Give the
paper type a meaningful name like Upper Tray and
choose the appropriate feeder under Paper Location. If
you are using a document which originated on another
PC that already has paper types specified, you will
need to use exactly the same names for the paper
types or edit the document to specify the types that are
defined on your machine. You will probably want to
define types for both trays.
NOTE: Paper type definitions are saved on the PC, not
with the document. Also, the definitions are not saved
until you exit WordPerfect. To be safe, exit and restart
WordPerfect immediately after changing paper type
definitions.
3. Once you have defined the paper types, position the
cursor at the top of each page where a tray change is
supposed to occur.
4. Choose Format/Page/Paper Size, highlight the defini-
tion you want to use for that page, and click on Select.
If you want to change trays during document printing,
make sure you specify a definition for the first page.
Otherwise, for the second and subsequent pieces in a
job, WordPerfect uses the tray that was selected at the
end of the previous piece.
As with Word, if your document includes a control page,
the tray selection for the control page must be the same as
for the last printed page of your document.
NOTE: After producing 200-300 pieces with tray switching,
in any application running under Windows 3.1 or 3.11, you
may notice that your system starts to run slowly or behave
unpredictably, or mail runs may be unexpectedly cut short.
This is due to a bug in Microsoft's UNIDRV.DLL, which
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