Each set of copied sheets is stapled (in a corner or two positions) before it is output. This function is useful for preparing a project proposal or other booklet materials.
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Copied sheets are punched for filing before they are output. This function is useful when you want to bind printed materials in files.
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The copied sheets are folded or bound in the center before they are output.
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Half-folding
Tri-Fold
Center folding
Z-Fold
Select whether to sort the output sheets or group them when printing multiple sets of copies.
If you select "Sort", the sheets are sorted and output in sequence. For example, "pages 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5" are printed as a single set and output, and the specified number of sets of sheets are output. While if you select "Group", the sheets are grouped and output by page. For example, the first page is printed three times and output as a group. Then, the second page is printed three times and output, the third page is printed three times and output, and so on.
When you use both the Sort and Offset functions, the output position of each set is staggered to enable you to easily prepare handouts.
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When multiple sets of copies are printed, the output position of each set is staggered to enable easy separation.
You can offset each set of copies by using the Sort and Offset functions. This function is useful for preparing handouts.
For details, refer to Here.
The pages in the original data are arranged and spread in a booklet format and printed on both sides of sheets. You can also specify the binding position, or insert front and back covers.
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You can add a margin for binding copied sheets. Set a binding position and a margin for each page.
If an image is displaced due to an excessively large margin, you can shift the image in the horizontal or vertical direction and return it to its original position. This is useful for adjusting the image position when you file print sheets.
For details, refer to Here.