Match Digits
Match numbers (0-9) in the page filename. For example .p
.pdf matches filenames 12345.p1.pdf, 05282003.p2.pdf, and
01.p165.pdf..
You can also specify the number of characters that this wild
card will match.
To verify the number of characters that will be matched, move
the cursor over the icon and check the length that is listed.
Match Either
Match letters or numbers (a-z A-Z, 0-9) in the page filename.
For example .p .pdf matches filenames 12345.p1.pdf,
ABCDE.p2.pdf, Book cover99.p76.pdf, Book052803.p205.pdf.
Note:
.p .pdf matches the same filenames.
You can also specify the number of characters that this wild
card will match.
To verify the number of characters that will be matched, move
the cursor over the icon and check the length that is listed.
This Position
Indicates that this part of the page name is the same as the
page position to which the page will be assigned.
For example if you enter Book.p .pdf, a matching wild card ( )
is inserted in the
Position
column. Book.p1.pdf is assigned to
position 1, Book.p2.pdf is assigned to position 2, and so on.
This Page Set
Indicates that this part of the page name is the same as the
name of the page set or page set prefix to which the page will
be assigned.
For example if you enter .p1.pdf, a matching wild card ( ) is
inserted in the Page Set Name/Prefix column. Book.p1.pdf
would be assigned to the Book page set.
All Page Sets
Assigns the page to the designated page position in all sets in
the job.
About adding and subtracting page positions in APA
You can specify a page number offset in an APA file. You can enter
simple addition (+) and subtraction (-) expressions in page assignment
instructions in APA files.
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Chapter 11— Page sets and impositions
