Use this editor if you wish to create/edit a pure text mark that is saved as a resource in "Marks".
•More details can be found in the "General" section ('General' Group).
•Details about the font type and size, ink coverage and font running direction (horizontal, vertical).
•Selection of a placeholder that you can paste with "Insert placeholder...". See Insert placeholder .
•The hotspot indicates alignment of the text.
To create "internal text marks", see Creating Internal Marks.
1.You can open the Text Mark Editor to create a new mark in two different ways:
•Main menu: "File > Create Resource > New Mark > Text Mark Editor"
•Main menu: "Jobs & Resources > Marks", > right-click group name > "New Mark > Text Mark Editor"
(2)."General": Give your new text mark a name. The group name shows you the folder in which the text mark will be saved.
(3)."Font": This is where you can select the "Font Type" and "Font Size" of the text mark.
(4)."Ink Coverage": This is where you can select the grayscale of the text mark.
•Click "Save" to view your inputs in the graphic without closing the editor.
•You can also create text marks directly in the "Marks Editor" dialog. Use the list boxes for font, font size and placeholders for this. Click the "Text" tool to enable the text mode. You can now define text properties after you click the "Open Properties dialog for selected object" button. Proceed as described for the Text Mark Editor (see above).
(5)."Running Direction": Define the direction of your text. In the list box, you can set that the text will run vertically (from top to bottom) or horizontally (from left to right).
(6)."Mark Height":
By default, text marks have a margin at the top and bottom to avoid the clip path from directly encircling the text. The benefit of this is that the text, if positioned directly below the subject, for example, does not get stuck to the content.
You can reduce the mark height by selecting "Compact" or "Very compact" if you do not want this, for example if the mark is to be positioned automatically to a confined area of the sheet:
·"Compact" = smaller clip path
·"Very compact" = smallest possible text height, descenders are generally cut off.
7.Enter your mark text in "Text".
You can mix your edited mark text with placeholders as you want (see next two steps).
8.There is a list box above the text box with all the placeholders such as "Job Number", "Output Date", etc.
For example, select "Job Number" and confirm your selection by clicking the "Insert placeholder" button on the right.
As you progress in your work, the placeholders are replaced by their respective contents (see the Placeholders for Text Marks).
There are three groups of placeholders that are displayed by group in a table and are replaced in different ways. Below we will show you the placeholders available in Prinect Signa Station. See Insert placeholder for a description of how to insert.
In many workflows (e.g. working with barcodes) it is a good idea to use only certain characters or numbers in the existing placeholders. In Prinect Signa Station you have the following format options:
Permitted numbers are values from "0" thru "9".
Examples:
"$[jobname:3]" Explanation: Only the first three characters of the placeholder will be used.
"$[jobname:-3]" Explanation: Only the last three characters of the placeholder will be used.
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Formats |
Explanation |
|---|---|
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:n or :+n |
Only the first "n" characters will be used. |
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:-n |
Only the last "n" characters will be used. |
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:(n1,n2) |
The first "n1" characters and the last "n2" characters will be deleted. |
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:(n1;n2) |
The first "n1" characters, if any, will be deleted and the next "n2" characters will be used (if there are less "n2" characters, only those will be used). |
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:# or :+# |
Only the leading digits will be used (no characters). |
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:-# |
Only the tailing digits will be used (no characters). |
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:* or :+* |
Only the tailing digits will be deleted (no characters). |
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:-* |
Only the leading digits will be deleted (no characters). |
Formats for layer placeholders
Placeholders showing layer-specific data, like the name of the assigned PDF document, always show the data of the last active layer. In versioned jobs, this is generally the layer that is wanted.
The effect of format ":Ln" on layer-specific placeholders where n is greater than or equal to 0 and smaller than the layer total is that the data for the specified layer are replaced in the placeholder. In this process, layers are incremented, starting with 0. Format ":Lall" has a special position. This shows the data of all active layers.
At present, the following placeholders are supported:
•$[DocumentTitle]
•$[DocumentAuthor]
•$[DocumentSubject]
•$[DocumentKeywords]
•$[DocumentPageName]
•$[DocumentPageNumber]
•$[DocumentRecord]
•$[DocumentTrimSizeX]
•$[DocumentTrimSizeY]
In the case of segmented folding sheets, this format lets you address the assigned PDF documents on the single segments.
Examples:
•$[DocumentPageName:L0] - The name of the assigned PDF document of the first active layer of the page displays.
•$[DocumentPageName:Lall] - The names of all PDF documents of the active layers of the page display.
Formats for unit-specific placeholders
Placeholders that are unit-specific, in other words where the unit set in the Preferences plays a part, are normally always output in the unit set by default. For example, to be able to use a different unit in barcode marks for finishing than set in the user interface of Prinect Signa Station, you can define placeholders that deviate from the default using this format. This makes it possible to take into account technical requirements relating to machines without having to use units that are unusual for the user on the user interface.
The format ":Uc" replaces the placeholder in the specified unit. In addition, a set number of digits can be added to unit-specific placeholders. In this case, the value that is output is rounded up as an integer and, if necessary, filled with leading zeros. The format available for this is ":n" or ":Uc:n" with n taken from (0..9) and c from (m, cm, dm, mm, um, point, inch, cicero, pica, didot, foot, pica).
At present, the following placeholders are supported:
•$[MasterPageX]
•$[MasterPageY]
•$[PositionOnPaper]
•$[ImpBleedSizeX]
•$[ImpBleedSizeY]
•$[PageTrimSizeX]
•$[PageTrimSizeY]
•$[PageOffsetX]
•$[PageOffsetY]
•$[PaperFormat]
•$[PaperThickness]
•$[PlateSizeX]
•$[PlateSizeY]
Examples:
•$[PlateSizeX:Umm] - Outputs the plate size in millimeters, independent of the set unit
•$[PlateSizeX:4] - Outputs the plate size as an integer in the set unit, with leading zeros added, if necessary
•$[PlateSizeX:Umm:4] - Outputs the plate size as an integer in millimeters, with leading zeros added, if necessary
Formatting of date placeholders
You can set the date and time in very different ways. This can be done through formatting because it is pointless to provide a separate placeholder for each possible notation. To format a date placeholder, the introductory formatting character, the colon, is followed by "@" and after that the date format is set.
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Letter |
Date or Time Component |
|---|---|
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Y |
Year |
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M |
Month |
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w |
Calendar week |
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d |
Day |
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u |
Day in week |
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H |
Hour (0-23) |
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h |
Hour am/pm (1-12) |
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m |
Minute |
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s |
Second |
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a |
AM/PM marker |
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Placeholders |
Replacement (example) |
|---|---|
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$[PrintDate:@yyyy.MM.dd - HH:mm:ss] |
2017.07.04 - 22:22:56 |
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$[PrintDate:@h:mm a] |
9:08 AM |
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$[PrintDate:@HH:mm 'hours'] |
14:08 hrs |
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$[PrintDate:@hh] |
12 |
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$[PrintDate:@yyyy.MM.dd - HH:mm] |
2016.07.04 - 14:08 |
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The following characters are permitted within the formatting: |
, . - _ / and blank |
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Free text: |
Place in apostrophes |
List of implemented placeholders for text marks by groups
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Placeholders that are replaced by the Prinect Prepress Manager in a Prinect Prepress Manager workflow, even if Prinect Signa Station is started from the Prinect Prepress Manager. |
Required placeholder reference in |
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|---|---|---|
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Date PDF document was modified Used, for example, on a correction PDF with the same name as the PDF already assigned to the pages. The benefit of using such PDFs is that the page assignment does not change. The disadvantage is that you cannot detect in the proof whether the new PDF was used. You can modify this using a suitable mark with a placeholder for the modification date. |
$[DocumentModificationDate] |
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Article Name |
$[ArticleName] |
Press Sheet |
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Article Number |
$[ArticleID] |
Press Sheet |
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ASIR Details (2/5 Interleaved) |
$[ASIRDetailsI25] |
Folding Sheet |
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ASIR Details (Code 128) |
$[ASIRDetailsC128] |
Folding Sheet |
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Asir code (Müller Martini) |
$[ASIR] |
Folding Sheet |
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Job Name |
$[jobname] |
Press Sheet |
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Job Number |
$[jobid] |
Press Sheet |
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Output Date |
$[Date] |
Press Sheet |
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Output Time |
$[Time] |
Press Sheet |
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Sheet |
$[Sheet] |
Press Sheet |
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Sheet Description |
$[SheetDescription] |
Press Sheet |
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Page Document |
$[DocumentPageName] |
Page |
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Layer name |
$[LayerName] |
Press Sheet |
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Trim Box (width in document) |
$[PageTrimSizeX] |
Page |
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Trim Box (height in document) |
$[PageTrimSizeY] |
Page |
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Trim box, horizontal offset |
$[PageOffsetX] |
Page |
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Trim box, vertical offset |
$[PageOffsetY] |
Page |
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Date PDF was created |
$[DocumentCreationDate] |
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Folding Sheet ID |
$[FoldingSheetID] |
Folding Sheet |
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Color Separation |
$[Color] |
Press Sheet |
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Color separation (color code) |
$[ColorCode] |
Press Sheet |
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Color separations: All color names 'On all Colors' |
$[color all-a] |
Press Sheet |
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Color separations: All color names in separation colors |
$[color all-c] |
Press Sheet |
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You can display the $[color all-c] and $[color all-a] placeholders to view the color separations in the graphic view of the press sheet, in the list view and in the report. For more details, see Use of the placeholders for color separations for press sheets and/or lists and reports. |
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Customer Nickname |
$[NickName] |
Press Sheet |
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Customer Name |
$[customername] |
Press Sheet |
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Customer ID |
$[customerid] |
Press Sheet |
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Layout Bleed Size (width) |
$[ImpBleedSizeX] |
Page |
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Layout Bleed Size (height) |
$[ImpBleedSizeY] |
Page |
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Layout Name |
$[ImpPlanName] |
Folding Sheet |
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Delivery quantity |
$[Quantity] |
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|
$[QuantityPerSheetRegion] |
Folding Sheet |
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|
This placeholder displays the delivery quantity, divided by the number of copies placed on the sheet. If the last step of the surface is produced on different machines and not all of the available sheets are to be processed, the mark tells you when the desired delivery quantity is reached. It does not include the quantity in cases where the job is spread across several sheets in gang jobs. |
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Paper Thickness |
$[PaperThickness] |
Press Sheet |
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Paper Size |
$[PaperFormat] |
Press Sheet |
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Paper Grammage |
$[PaperGrammage] |
Press Sheet |
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Paper Grain Direction |
$[GrainDirection] |
Press Sheet |
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The paper grain direction is defined in the paper resource that is assigned to the press sheet. The "Paper Grain Direction" placeholder is replaced by the localized text of the paper grain direction. The arrow for viewing the grain direction has dashed lines in the graphic view if "undefined" is set in the related paper resource or if no paper resource is assigned to the press sheet. |
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Paper Name |
$[PaperName] |
Press Sheet |
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Paper Grade (ISO) |
$[PaperFormat] |
Press Sheet |
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Product Code |
$[Productcode] |
Folding Sheet / Page |
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Calibration |
$[ProcessCalCurve] |
Press Sheet |
|
Page rotation (0, 90, 180, 270 degrees) |
$[PO] |
Page |
|
Page Comment |
$[PaperComment] |
Page |
|
Page List |
$[PageSetName] |
Page |
|
Layout Page Number |
$[PagePositionName] |
Page |
|
Page Number in Document |
$[DocumentPageNumber] |
Page |
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Page scale (width) |
$[PageScaleX] |
Page |
|
Page scale (height) |
$[PageScaleY] |
Page |
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Document Keywords |
$[DocumentKeywords] |
Page |
|
Product Part |
$[ProductName] |
Press Sheet |
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Document Subject |
$[DocumentSubject] |
Page |
|
Document title |
$[DocumentTitle] |
Page |
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Author of the document |
$[DocumentAuthor] |
Page |
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Target Date |
$[DeliveryDate] |
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Note: The replacers are also always part of the "Replaced in all workflows" group. Because of the increased number of replacers as of version 2015, these are grouped separately in the table for a better overview.
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Group: Replacer in Prinect Signa Station Placeholders that are always replaced by Prinect Signa Station in every workflow, even if the job/product part is edited with the Prinect Prepress Manager. |
Required placeholder reference in |
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|---|---|---|
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Absolute Job Path |
$[JobPath] |
Press Sheet |
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No. of 1ups (per cutting die / per sheet) |
$[OneUpCount] |
Press Sheet |
|
Press Sheet Count in Product Part |
$[PressSheetCount] |
Press Sheet |
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For gang jobs, the information about how many gang parts are on the sheet and how many copies per gang part are on the sheet is important for finishing. |
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|
Number of gang part 1ups |
$[GangPartOneUpCount] |
Press Sheet |
|
Number of gang part 1ups on sheet |
$[PressSheetGangPartOneUpCount] |
Press Sheet |
|
Number of copies per gang part 1up |
$[CopiesOfGangPartOneUp] |
Assembly Block/Folding Sheet |
|
Number of copies per gang part 1up on sheet |
$[PressSheetCopiesOfGangPartOneUp] |
Assembly Block/Folding Sheet |
|
Folding Sheet Count in Product Part |
$[FoldingSheetCount] |
Press Sheet |
|
Application |
$[Application] |
Press Sheet |
|
Sheet Quantity (Sheet Optimization) |
$[LabelPrintingVolume] |
Press Sheet |
|
Output Parameter Set |
$[OutputParameterSet] |
Press Sheet |
|
Required Material (Total Area) |
$[RequiredReelArea] |
Press Sheet |
|
Required Material (Total Length) |
$[RequiredReelLength] |
Press Sheet |
|
User-defined field 1...5 (part of gang job) |
$[GangPartUser1...5] |
|
|
Binding Methods |
$[Binding] |
Press Sheet |
|
Sheet Number |
$[Sheetno] |
Press Sheet |
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Surface |
$[SurfaceCharacter] |
|
|
Lot Number |
$[LotID] |
Press Sheet |
|
Data Record Number in PDF/VT |
$[DocumentRecord] |
|
|
The print date results counted back from the target dates. |
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|
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Print Date |
$[PrintDate] |
Press Sheet/Assembly Block |
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Printing Type |
$[PrintType] |
Press Sheet |
|
Trim Box (width in layout) |
$[LayoutTrimSizeX] |
|
|
Trim Box (height in layout) |
$[LayoutTrimSizeY] |
|
|
Created by |
$[Creator] |
Press Sheet |
|
Folding Sheet Description / Version |
$[FoldingSheetDescription] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Folding Sheet ID |
$[SheetRegionID] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Folding Sheet Group |
$[SheetRegionGroupIndex] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Folding Sheet Index in Folding Sheet Group |
$[SheetRegionInGroup] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Folding sheet number |
$[Sheetregionno] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Folding Rule (HDM) |
$[StahlFold] |
Press Sheet |
|
Folding Scheme Name |
$[SchemeName] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Folding Scheme Name (CIP4) |
$[SchemeNameCIP4] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Collating Number |
$[SheetregionGroupno] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Collating Number as Letter |
$[SheetregionGroupnoAsCharacter] |
Folding Sheet |
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Max. Folding Sheet Group |
$[MaxSheetRegionGroupIndex] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Max. Folding Sheet Index in Folding Sheet Group |
$[MaxSheetRegionInGroup] |
Folding Sheet |
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Information about placeholders (Max.) Folding Sheet Group/(Max.) Folding Sheet Index in Folding Sheet Group: For finishing, barcode marks are generally used that help to identify a folding sheet. In mixed binding, the folding sheet groups and the relation of the folding sheets are also interesting in this case. Using the placeholders for folding sheet groups and folding sheet index, you can create marks that provide this information. In ganging optimization, the data are read from the gang part analog to the folding sheet number if the folding sheet concerned was sent for ganging from the Cockpit. |
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Work Style |
$[PrintWorkstyle] |
Press Sheet |
|
Total Number of Colors |
$[ColorCount] |
Press Sheet |
|
Number of 1ups on Sheet |
$[PressSheetPageCount] |
Press Sheet |
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Modified by |
$[Modifier] |
Each reference |
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Max. Folding Sheet Number |
$[MaxSheetNumber] |
Folding Sheet |
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Shape Name |
$[ShapeName] |
Folding Sheet |
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Shape Number |
$[ShapeID] |
Folding Sheet |
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Lenticular Lens Width |
$[LenticularPitch] |
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Lenticular Mode |
$[LenticularMode] |
|
|
Lenticular Scaling |
$[LenticularScaling] |
|
|
Last folding sheet (marker) |
$[LastFoldingSheetMarker] |
Folding Sheet |
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Version Index (e.g. for Barcode) |
$[VersionIndex] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Master Page (Width) |
$[MasterPageX] |
|
|
Master Page (Height) |
$[MasterPageY] |
|
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Press Name |
$[PressName] |
Press Sheet |
|
Name of the cutting die file |
$[CuttingDieName] |
Press Sheet |
|
Plate Template Name |
$[PlateTemplate] |
Press Sheet |
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Job Notes |
$[OutputComment] |
Press Sheet |
|
Job Notes |
$[JobInfo] |
Press Sheet |
|
Collating Group Number |
$[CollatingGroupno] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Station Number |
$[StationNumber] |
Page |
|
OPP / OPC |
$[OPP] |
Press Sheet |
|
Grain Direction (part of gang job) |
$[GangPartGrainRestiction] |
|
|
Pagination Number |
$[PaginationNumber] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Paper Usage (Sheet Optimization) |
$[LabelOptimizationPaperUsage] |
Press Sheet |
|
Paper Usage per Sheet (Sheet Optimization) |
$[LabelOptimizationPaperUsagePerSheet] |
Press Sheet |
|
Paper Name (Sheet Optimization) |
$[LabelOptimizationPaperName] |
Press Sheet |
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A particular structure for a Data Matrix mark was agreed upon with Nela for the interaction with Nela plate logistic systems so that the mark to be imaged on the plate can transport all necessary information. The content is described in the SF-NELA-Prinect.xlsx barcode definition. The "PlateSizeX/Y" and "SurfaceCharacter" placeholders are contained in the "NelaPlateControlDetails" standard mark. To be able to be read as a barcode for the Nela plate logistic systems, the $[PlateSizeX] and $[PlateSizeY] placeholders are always output as four-digit integers using the ':Umm:4' format. |
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|
Plate Size (width) |
$[PlateSizeX] |
|
|
Plate Size (height) |
$[PlateSizeY] |
|
|
Position on Paper |
$[PositionOnPaper] |
Press Sheet |
|
Report Page Number |
$[ReportPageNo] |
Press Sheet |
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Web Name |
$[WebName] |
Press Sheet |
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Front and Back / Top and Bottom |
$[SurfaceName] |
Press Sheet |
|
Segment Name |
$[SegmentName] |
Page |
|
Number of Pages |
$[PageCount] |
Press Sheet |
|
Page Cut Index |
$[PageCutIndex] |
Press Sheet |
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Part number |
$[Tile] |
Press Sheet |
|
Product Part Comment |
$[JobpartComment] |
Press Sheet |
|
Product Part Template Name |
$[JobPartTemplateName] |
Press Sheet / Page / Folding Sheet |
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Overproduction (part of gang job) |
$[GangPartOverproduction] |
|
|
Version Description (language version) |
$[VersionDescription] |
|
|
Version Name (language version with sheet variant) |
$[VersionName] |
Folding Sheet |
|
Version Description (language version) |
$[VersionNameSimple] |
Folding Sheet |
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Tool ID |
$[ToolID] |
Press Sheet |
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Outer Shape (Tag) |
$[OuterFormMarker] |
Folding Sheet |
Note: As of version 2018, the following special placeholders for gang jobs were replaced by universal placeholders irrespective of the work mode:
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Placeholder up to version 2017 |
General placeholder |
|---|---|---|
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Part of Gang Job (Job Number) |
$[GangPartJobID] |
$[jobid] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Job Notes) |
$[GangPartJobInfo] |
$[jobname] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Job Name) |
$[GangPartJobName] |
$[JobInfo] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Customer Name) |
$[GangPartCustomername] |
$[customerid] |
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Part of Gang Job (Quantity) |
$[GangPartQuantity] |
$[Quantity] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Paper Name) |
$[GangPartMaterial] |
$[PaperName] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Target Date) |
$[GangPartDeliveryDate] |
$[DeliveryDate] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Document of Page) |
$[GangPartContentData] |
$[DocumentPageName] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Final Size) |
$[GangPartFinalDimension] |
$[PageTrimSizeX], |
|
Part of Gang Job (Overproduction) |
$[GangPartOverproduction] |
$[GangPartOverproduction] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Grain Direction) |
$[GangPartGrainRestiction] |
$[GangPartGrainRestiction] |
|
Folding Sheet Count in Product Part |
$[GangPartFoldingSheetCount] |
$[FoldingSheetCount] |
|
Folding sheet number |
$[GangPartSheetregiono] |
$[Sheetregionno] |
|
Part of Gang Job (Colors Front) |
$[GangPartColorsFront] |
$[ColorCount] ** |
|
Part of Gang Job (Colors Back) |
$[GangPartColorsBack] |
$[ColorCount] ** |
|
Part of Gang Job (Pages) |
$[GangPartPages] |
$[PageCount] |
|
Part of Gang Job (User-defined Field n) |
$[GangPartUser1] - $[...5] |
$[GangPartUser1] - $[...5] |
* Placeholder $[GangPartFinalDimension] is replaced by the two placeholders $[PageTrimSizeX] and $[PageTrimSizeY].
** The $[ColorCount] placeholder is replaced by the number of colors on the surface on which this placeholder is placed.
The general placeholders are replaced in the gang job by the data of the gang part if they are placed related to the folding sheet or page. If these placeholders are placed related to the press sheet (plate, subject or paper), then they are replaced by the values of the gang job. In general, the following is applicable for replacement: placeholders that will be replaced by information from the gang part are always replaced by Signa Station. Placeholders of the gang job continue to act as before and, if necessary, are also replaced by the Cockpit.
The previous "GangPart" placeholders continue to be replaced as before. However, they are no longer listed in the list of placeholders.
If the placeholder for the gang job is to be replaced, although it was placed related to the folding sheet or page, then this is done by a prefixed "%". For example, folding sheet-specific placeholder $[jobid] is replaced by the job number of the gang part but placeholder $[%jobid] by the job number of the gang job.
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Group: No replacement Placeholders that are not replaced by Prinect Signa Station but by the Prinect Prepress Manager. |
Are not replaced. Should refer in |
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|---|---|---|
|
Resolution (X direction) |
$[ResolutionX] |
Press Sheet |
|
Resolution (Y direction) |
$[ResolutionY] |
Press Sheet |
|
Sheet Variant Name |
$[VariantName] |
Press Sheet |
|
Sheet ID |
$[SheetID] |
Press Sheet |
|
Surface Comment |
$[SurfaceComment] |
Press Sheet |
|
Press ID |
$[PressID] |
|
|
Printing Plate Count |
$[PrintPlateCount] |
|
|
Folding sheet number |
$[SheetRegionSystemNo] |
|
|
ICC Press Profile |
$[ICCPressProfile] |
Press Sheet |
|
ICC Proofer Profile |
$[ICCProoferProfile] |
Press Sheet |
|
Customer Approval Comment |
$[CustomerApprovalComment] |
Press Sheet |
|
Customer Job Name |
$[CustomerJobname] |
Press Sheet |
|
Customer Job ID |
$[CustomerJobID] |
Press Sheet |
|
Linearization group |
$[LinearizationGroup] |
Press Sheet |
|
Linearization curve |
$[LinearizationCurve] |
Press Sheet |
|
MetaDimension Interpreter |
$[Interpreter] |
|
|
Name of the sequence template |
$[SequenceTemplateName] |
Press Sheet |
|
Plate Date |
$[PlateDate] |
Press Sheet |
|
Plate ID |
$[PlateID] |
Press Sheet |
|
Plate ID All Plates |
$[PlateID all] |
Press Sheet |
|
Plate Code |
$[PlateCode] |
Press Sheet |
|
Plate Number |
$[Plateno] |
Press Sheet |
|
Production Approval Comment |
$[ProductionApprovalComment] |
Press Sheet |
|
Project ID |
$[ProjectID] |
|
|
Proof Date |
$[ProofDate] |
Press Sheet |
|
Proof ID |
$[ProofID] |
Press Sheet |
|
Proof Code |
$[ProofCode] |
Press Sheet |
|
Process Calibration Group |
$[ProcessCalGroup] |
Press Sheet |
|
Dot Shape |
$[DotShape] |
Press Sheet |
|
Screen System |
$[ScreenSystem] |
Press Sheet |
|
Screen Frequency |
$[ScreenRuling] |
Press Sheet |
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Screen Angle |
$[ScreenAngle] |
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Page Source Job Number |
$[PageSourceJobID] |
Press Sheet |
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Signature Number |
$[Signature] |
Press Sheet |
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Submit Comment |
$[SubmitComment] |
Press Sheet |
Use of the placeholders for color separations for press sheets and/or lists and reports
The $[color all-c] and $[color all-a] placeholders are replaced during processing. As a result, details can display in the graphic view of the press sheet, in the list view and and in the report.
1.Create a new text mark in "Resources > Marks".
2.Give it a suitable name and insert the placeholder, e.g. "$[color all-c]". If necessary, customize the settings, for example, the font size.
You can place the new mark on the press sheet and/or use it for the list view or report.
Press sheet:
•In the Press Sheet Inspector in the "Marks" tab, click "Select mark from Resources for placement...".
•Place the new mark in the graphic view of the press sheet.
List/report:
•In the list view, invoke "Select Columns..." from the context menu.
•Click "Add Mark" in the "Select Columns" dialog.
•Select the new mark and click "OK".
•Assign a column name (e.g. "All Colors") and click "OK" twice.
The data are listed in the table and also appear in the report.