Xerox DocuPrint NC60 User Manual page 66

PostScript Printer Driver Features
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Collation
Collated printing means that two or more copies of a
document are printed and delivered as separate document
sets, rather than separate sets of each page.
Collation selected - 1,2,3; 1,2,3; 1,2,3
Collation not selected - 1,1,1; 2,2,2; 3,3,3
Keep in mind that collated output may vary based on the
amount of memory in the printer, the optional
equipment installed on the printer, and the complexity of
your print jobs.
The Collate setting in certain applications may conflict with
the Collation setting in your Xerox printer drivers, causing
unexpected results. To avoid conflicts, turn collation OFF in
your application print dialog and ON in your printer driver. Do
NOT select collation in both the application and the printer
driver.
If your printer does not have sufficient RAM—nor a Hard Disk
option installed—to completely store the entire job, the job is
collated in smaller segments and printed with the requested
copy count. Subsequent collated segments are printed until the
entire job is complete.