brightfish
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Thank you for the response, David.
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but I believe that the slip sheet looks to fill an entire "sheet" of the imposition, and not just one "page"/label. That wouldn't work for this setup because the labels run in a long stream and then need a single break between two streams of 500 labels (through the stack vertical/stack direction, but not horizontal).
Does that make sense?
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I'm trying to produce a set of sequentially numbered labels. The entire order needs to be broken down into rolls of 500. I'd like to insert a "break" page between each section of 500 labels. I tried to do this with an Overflow page, but I can't figure out how to trigger the overflow page to insert every 500 labels.
Does anyone know how to make this work?
(using FP 9.2.31 on OS X)
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Thanks much for the help, Ste. I kept getting stuck on trying to use a separate sequential numbering rule. This makes much more sense.
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I'm sure there's an easy way to do this, but I can't seem to wrap my head around it...
I need to produce sets of sequential numbers. I have a series of prefixes (i.e. "R21-") that each have a different starting number (i.e. "2145") and a different number of sequential numbers needed for each prefix. The kicker is that I need each sequential number to repeat a different number of times for each prefix. For example, line item (prefix) 1, may need to repeat each number three times and would output like this:
R21-02145
R21-02145
R21-02145
R21-02146
R21-02146
R21-02146
R21-02147
R21-02147
R21-02147
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I'm using the repeatrecordCount call in onRecordStart to specify the quantity of unique numbers for the set. I can't figure out how to get each of those unique numbers to repeat x number of times though.
Does that make sense?
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So....Mountain Lion should be out in a couple of months. Do I have to pay another $500 to get the software to run on it?
Anyone using JLYT?
in FusionPro® VDP Creator
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I'd be interested in getting some info on this as well.