IBM S544-5351-03 manual Defining Page Segments, What Duplex Printing Does

You need to be aware of the capabilities and limitations of duplex printing:

What Duplex Printing Does

1.Type 1 in the duplex printing field if you want simple duplex printing. The

result will be that all second pages of the copy will be printed on the back side of the page. Enter a 2 to select tumble duplex.

Restrictions

2.Duplex printing can be done only for consecutive pages of the same copy. If more than one ªcopyº for a page format is required, duplex printing cannot be done because one copy never has two consecutive pages.

3.If duplex printing is enabled (=1), then the Back Overlay field must be given a value of *NONE, because you cannot print both an overlay and print text on the back side.

Note: Refer to ªDuplexº on page 113 for some helpful hints on using duplex printing.

Defining Page Segments

Select the Define Page Segments option to name and position the page segment that contains the company logo. The Define Page Segments panel is shown, as seen in Figure 42:

		Define Page Segments
Print definition . .		SUNSD1	Page format	*DEFAULT
Library		QAPU	Copy	*ORIGINAL
Type options, press Enter.
1=Create	2=Change	3=Copy	4=Delete
Position	Position	Unit of	Page
Opt across	Down	measure	Segment
1		*INCH

F3=Exit F5=Refresh F12=Cancel

Figure 42. Define Page Segment panel

Select option 1 to name a new page segment, then press Enter. Type the name of the page segment, STRWNB, and position it at the bottom of the page, as shown in Figure 43 on page 44:

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