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File

Prints a header page prints at each subjob boundary. A job

 

may be composed of several subjobs concatenated to make

 

up a single document. For example, PostScript files may be

 

concatenated together when separated by ^D, files may be

 

combined using the %%Session: command over TCP/IP, or

 

files printed through the serial or parallel interfaces with End

 

Job Mode enabled may be combined. The header command

 

must be in each subjob. The header page prints only at each

 

subjob boundary. This command does not carry over to the

 

next subjob. For example, if you have two subjobs with the

 

header(file) command at the beginning of each subjob, then

 

two file header pages print. If the header(file) command is

 

placed in only one subjob, then only one file header page

 

prints.

Onfile

Prints a header page at the job boundary and the subjob

 

boundary (if it is the first subjob). A job may be composed of

 

several subjobs concatenated together to make up a single

 

document. For example, PostScript files may be concatenated

 

together when separated by ^D, files may be combined using

 

the %%Session: command over TCP/IP, or files printed

 

through the serial or parallel interfaces with End Job Mode

 

enabled may be combined. The header command must be in

 

the job and in its first subjob. The header page prints for the job

 

and for the current subjob only. This command does not carry

 

over to the next subjob.

 

For example, if you have two subjobs with the

 

%%IncludeFeature: header (onfile) command at the

 

beginning of the first subjob, the document header page and

 

the file header page for the first subjob print. If header(onfile) is

 

present in the second subjob, then the file header page for the

 

second page prints. If header (onfile) is present in the first and

 

second subjobs, then the document header page, file header

 

page for the first subjob, and the file header page for the

 

second subjob print.

You may also specify an input bin for the header page paper. Your choices for bin are the same as for selecting an input bin. (See “Selecting an Input Bin,” earlier in this chapter). See the QMS Crown

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QMS 4525 specifications

The IBM QMS 4525 is an advanced printer model renowned for its exceptional performance in the realm of commercial printing. Designed to meet the needs of businesses that require high-quality output and efficiency, the QMS 4525 stands out with a combination of robust features, modern technologies, and reliable characteristics.

At the heart of the IBM QMS 4525 is its impressive print resolution, capable of delivering high-quality prints at resolutions of up to 1200 x 1200 dots per inch (dpi). This allows for crisp text and vibrant images, making it an ideal choice for businesses that demand clarity in their printed materials. The printer supports a range of media types and sizes, enhancing its versatility and allowing users to print everything from simple documents to complex marketing materials.

The QMS 4525 also incorporates advanced printing technologies that streamline workflow and improve productivity. With its fast print speeds, it can produce up to 45 pages per minute, ensuring that high-volume jobs are handled efficiently. Additionally, the printer features a large input capacity, allowing users to load multiple paper trays at once, which minimizes the need for frequent paper refills and enables longer print runs without interruption.

Energy efficiency is another hallmark of the IBM QMS 4525. It is designed to minimize power consumption while maintaining performance, making it an environmentally friendly option for businesses looking to reduce their carbon footprint. The printer’s quiet operation further enhances the workplace environment, allowing for a more pleasant working atmosphere.

Another significant characteristic of the QMS 4525 is its connectivity options. It boasts multiple interfaces, including USB, Ethernet, and parallel ports, which facilitate easy integration into existing office networks. This flexibility allows users to share the printer across various devices, making it accessible to multiple users simultaneously, thus enhancing collaboration.

The user-friendly design of the QMS 4525 ensures ease of use, featuring an intuitive control panel and software that enables quick access to printer settings. This characteristic is particularly beneficial for businesses with varying printing needs, as it allows users to quickly adjust settings based on specific job requirements.

In conclusion, the IBM QMS 4525 combines top-notch print quality, speed, energy efficiency, and versatile connectivity. These features make it an ideal choice for businesses that prioritize both quality and operational efficiency in their printing processes. Whether for internal documentation, marketing materials, or professional presentations, the QMS 4525 is equipped to meet the demands of diverse printing tasks.
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