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Bind
Introduction
Booklets or Glue-binded books are requested when /Bind is set to 2 or 3. When /Bind is set to 0,
binding is disabled.
NOTE
One job can contain multiple booklets by using subsets. For multiple booklets, change /Bind to 0
first, then change /Bind to 2 or 3.
Binding options are provided using the BindDetails dictionary.
Trimming can be requested by the Trim parameter.
Booklet options
Booklets are requested when /Bind is set to 2 or 3 and the BindDetails dictionary contains /
BindType (SaddleStitch).
In addition, the /OutputType must be set to (Auto) or to any tray which supports booklet finishing.
Booklet generation implies multi half fold.
Booklet finishing options can be provided in /BindDetails. /BindDetails controls the finishing of
the booklet, not the impositioning of images in order to generate a correct booklet. The
impositioning of images must be done by the submitter or by an OJT request.
Glue binding
Glue-binding is requested when /Bind is set to 2 or 3 and the BindDetails dictionary contains /
BindType (GlueBinding).
In addition, the /OutputType must be set to Auto or to any which tray supports glue-binding. The /
BindDetails dictionary contains additional parameters that define how the binding should be
performed.
Binding is done with a cover sheet that must be more than twice as large as the other document
pages. This cover sheet is folded and glued around the other pages and optionally trimmed.
Right edge binding and bottom edge binding are implemented by rotating all pages 180 degrees.
Example
BindDetails contains:
<<
/Type 7
/BindType (SaddleStitch | GlueBinding)
/NumStaples integer
/StapleOrientation (horizontal | vertical)
/BindEdge string
/ReadingOrientation (portrait | landscape)
>>
Bind
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