Document Stacking And Unstacking - Sharp UX-4000M - UX 4000 B/W Laser Printer Service Manual

Document Stacking and Unstacking

A stack is a multi-page document you create by combining two or more documents or
other stacks while in Thumbnail View or List View. In Thumbnail View, stacks look just
like a stack of papers. Stacking is a convenient way to keep related documents
together, and to save space in the Multifunction Desktop. To create a stack, select
the documents you want to stack with the pointer while holding down the Ctrl key on
your keyboard, and then press the Stack button in the Toolbar, or choose Stack from
the Tools menu. Documents that you inadvertently select can be unselected by
clicking on them once (while still holding down the Ctrl key) before creating the
document stack.
To unstack all documents in a stack, simply select the document stack by clicking on it
once, and then press the Unstack button in the Toolbar, or select Unstack from the
Tools menu. You can also unstack only the top page of the stack, by pressing the
Unstack top page button or by selecting Unstack Top Page from the Tools menu.
Moving between pages in a document stack varies according to the View mode you are
in. While in Thumbnail View mode, a spin box which contains four buttons
(
the middle (
number of pages in the stack. Press the
the button to move back a page, the
skip to the last page in the stack. While in Page View mode, use the Previous Page
and Next Page commands in the View menu to move between pages. Moving between
pages cannot be done in List View mode.
Note: Only one document name can be saved for a document stack. If you know that
you are going to stack a group of documents, do not name the individual
documents.
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) is displayed underneath every document stack. The segment in
) shows the page currently on top of the stack, and the total
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button to skip to the first page of the stack,
button to move forward a page, and
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