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StudyX can be used to save study notes, flash cards, etc. You can create custom study files and games and share them with others. StudyX can also be useful in storing your game keys, CD keys, serial numbers, and other data. Multi-Lingual Dictionary is present to assist you in learning. Opens the Preview of Serialized Sequence dialog, which displays the sequence with all of the current serialization settings in place.
The When to Increment section defines how often serialization should occur. You can choose to serialize after a specified number of items such as a page of labels, or when the value of a named data source changes. When selected, serializes the data source after the specified criteria have been met.
The following options are available:. When selected, serializes the value of the data source at the frequency specified in the Event interval and Serial Numbers controls below. Every record. When selected, serializes the value of the data source after the specified number of records.
Every page. When selected, serializes the value of the data source after the specified number of pages have printed. Every print job. When selected, serializes the value of the data source after the specified number of print jobs have been executed for the document. When data changes. When selected, serializes the value of the data source when the value of another data source is modified, either via a database or a VB Script. Data Item.
Specifies the data source whose value will be changed. Select the icon to open the Select Data Source dialog where you can select the desired data source. Every copy. When selected, serializes the value of the data source after the specified number of copies have printed. Event interval. Determines how many items, such as pages, records, or print jobs, to use before moving to the next step in the serialized sequence. For instance, if you need to print both a packaging label and an invoice that contains the same serial number, you can set the Event interval to 2 and the Event to Standard.
BarTender would then print the same number on two items before proceeding with the serialization sequence. Opens the Serialization Interval Value dialog, which manages the frequency at which the sequence increments or decrements. Track interval remaining between print jobs. When enabled, carries over the remaining values in a serialization sequence between multiple print jobs. When you print five labels, your first print job will print 1, 1, 1, 2, 2. The next print job for this templatewill continue the sequence ith the serial numbers "2, 3, 3, 3, 4.
Partial interval remaining from previous jobs. Determines the amount of interval to carry over between print jobs. The number selected may not be greater than the number specified in Event interval. BarTender will increment or decrement based on the value for each item that prints. Every record : Serializes the value of the data source after the specified number of records. Every page : Serializes the value of the data source after the specified number of pages are printed.
Every print job : Serializes the value of the data source after the specified number of print jobs are run for the document. When data changes : Serializes the value of the data source when the value of another data source is modified, either via a database or a VBScript.
Data Item : Specifies the data source whose value is changed. Click to open the Select Data Source dialog, where you can select the data source that you want. Every copy : Serializes the value of the data source after the specified number of copies are printed. Event interval : Specifies how many items, such as pages, records, or print jobs, to use before moving to the next step in the serialized sequence.
For example, if you need to print both a packaging label and an invoice that contains the same serial number, you can set the Event interval to 2 and the Event to Standard.
BarTender then prints the same number on two items before it proceeds with the serialization sequence. Opens the Serialization Interval Value dialog, which manages the frequency at which the sequence increments or decrements. Track interval remaining between print jobs : Carries over the remaining values in a serialization sequence between multiple print jobs. Consider the following example: You have a data source that is set to serialize every three labels, such as "1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2," and so on.
When you print five labels, your first print job prints "1, 1, 1, 2, 2. Partial interval remaining from previous jobs : Specifies the amount of interval to carry over between print jobs. The number that you select may not be greater than the number that is specified in Event interval.
BarTender increments or decrements based on the value for each item that is printed. BarTender automatically sets the serialization value after every print job.
Available when Event interval is a constant number that is greater than 1. Use the Print Quantity section to specify the number of copies per serial number. You can also adjust these settings by using the Print dialog. Click next to any of the options to open the Print Quantity Options dialog. Copies : Specifies the number of copies that you want to print for each document.
If you are reading from a database, this option specifies the number of copies that are printed for each record in the print job. Available when serialization is not used for the selected data source. Serial Numbers : Specifies the number of times that the template is printed with a changed serial number.
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