InterForm Manual - System & Method

Pages per envelope
Group 1 - 5: Up to 5 different postage franking groups can be defined. Valid values
are 1 to 5.
If none of the postage groups are defined, all pages will be printed to
the upper bin. If only the first group is filled in with 5 pages, all sets of
pages will be inserted into envelopes in the same order as the original
spool entry.
If more postage groups are filled in the original spool entry will be
sorted so sets of pages from 1 page to the number of pages defined in
group 1 are inserted first. Then sets with pages defined in group 1 plus
1 page, to the number defined in group 2, are inserted. etc.
If pages for one recipient exceeds the highest page count defined in
any group, these pages will be printed to the upper bin.
Any set of pages that exceeds 5 pages (excl. enclosure) will
automatically be printed to the upper bin in order to be inserted
manually into larger envelopes.
Enclosure Group 1-5: An enclosure can be defined for each of the groups, as this of course
affects the weight of the envelope. Valid values are 0=no enclosure
and 1=add enclosure
Example 1, Non sorted
We want all sets of pages from 1 to 3 pages to be inserted in the same order as the original
spool entry. Sets of pages from 4 to more pages should not be inserted but be printed to the
upper bin. All envelopes should have en enclosure:
Pages per envelope group 1 3
Enclosure group-1 . . . . 1
Pages per envelope group 2 _
Enclosure group-2 . . . . _
Pages per envelope group 3 _
Enclosure group-3 . . . . _
Pages per envelope group 4 _
Enclosure group-4 . . . _
Pages per envelope group 5 _
Enclosure group-5 . . . . _
Try stating 1 instead of 3 in the above sample for Pages per envelope Group 1 and run the
test spool entry with this definition combined with the definitions of either example 1 on page
227 Or example 2 on page 228. You will then notice that the letters for Florence Flowers are
not inserted, as the number exceeds the maximum number of sheets in one envelope defined
above.
When filled in press Enter, and continue with section Define Level Break Conditions on page
226, to finalise the Prinserter definition.
Example 2, Sorting in Ascending Weight
Same example as above, but all envelopes with only one page should be printed first, then
envelopes with 2 pages and finally all envelopes with 3 pages:
InterForm A/S 193