Mike C
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- 2013
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- MD, USA
Hi,
I'm printing a bunch of trays for a mailing and they can't get mixed obviously. Rather than run one, empty stacker, run another, etc, can I get the iGen stacker to offset them where one ends and the next begins? Each tray is a separate file. I've been looking the nvm settings and don't see anything. Seems like an obvious productivity function they would've included, but can it be done and if so how? If not, any suggestions from my brethren as to how you manage something like this? It's a huge "my weekend is gone" type job.
Thanks!
I'm printing a bunch of trays for a mailing and they can't get mixed obviously. Rather than run one, empty stacker, run another, etc, can I get the iGen stacker to offset them where one ends and the next begins? Each tray is a separate file. I've been looking the nvm settings and don't see anything. Seems like an obvious productivity function they would've included, but can it be done and if so how? If not, any suggestions from my brethren as to how you manage something like this? It's a huge "my weekend is gone" type job.
Thanks!