Position Settings

OMR mark position settings appear on the Position sub-tab (Fig. 41) on the OMR Marks tab (Fig. 30).

Fig. 41 Position sub-tab

To open the Position sub-tab, perform the following actions:

1.	Select, add, copy or import an OMR configuration.

2.	Click the Position button (Fig. 42).

Fig. 42 Position button

The following position settings are provided:

Setting	Description
Paper Size	Determines the paper size of the PDF documents to be processed so OMR marks are positioned correctly. An Any Size option is selected by default but other options are available or can be added.
Orientation	Determines whether OMR marks are positioned vertically or horizontally on a page.
From Left Side*	Determines the position from the left side of the page where OMR marks are positioned.
From Top Side*	Determines the position from the top side of the page where OMR marks are positioned.
Reverse Side	Determines whether OMR marks are positioned on the reverse (even) side of multi-page mail pieces. Selecting this option is necessary for folder inserters that read the reverse (even) side of a page.

*NOTE:

If the Any Size option in the Paper Size list box is selected, the From Left Side and From Top Side dimensions are a percentage. For all other options the dimensions are in millimetres (mm).

Manually Positioning OMR Marks

The From Left Side and From Top Side position settings allow you to specify the position of OMR marks by a percentage or by millimetres (mm). However, if preferred you can manually define the position by performing the following actions:

1.	Specify OMR mark settings and dimension settings.

2.	Open the Position sub-tab (Fig. 41).

3.	Position the mouse pointer over the blue box on the white page.

4.	Click then hold the mouse button.

5.	Move the mouse until the blue box is positioned where you would like OMR marks to appear.

6.	Release the mouse button.

The From Left Side and From Right Side values now change to represent the position of the blue box.

Managing Paper Size

Paper sizes appear in the Paper Size list box on the Position sub-tab (Fig. 41) and can be added, edited and deleted as required.

Paper size is specified in a Paper Size Settings dialog (Fig. 43) that appears after clicking the New or Edit button in the Position sub-tab.

Fig. 43 Paper Size Settings dialog

Adding

To add a new paper size, perform the following actions:

1.	Open the Position sub-tab (Fig. 41).

2.	Click the New button.

3.	In the Paper Size Settings dialog (Fig. 43) click inside the name edit box then specify a name for the paper size.

4.	Click inside the Height edit box then specify a height in mm.

5.	Click inside the Width edit box then specify a width in mm.

6.	Click the Save button.

A Save Changes dialog (Fig. 16) now appears asking you to confirm the save.

After a paper size has been added, the name specified for the paper size appears as an option in the Paper Size list box.

Editing

To edit an existing paper size, perform the following actions:

1.	Open the Position sub-tab (Fig. 41).

2.	Click the Paper Size list box.

3.	Click the required paper size option.

4.	Click the Edit button.

5.	In the Paper Size Settings dialog (Fig. 43) click inside the Name, Height and Width edit boxes then make the required change(s) to each one.

6.	Click the Save button.

A Save Changes dialog (Fig. 16) now appears asking you to confirm the save.

NOTE:

The Any Size paper size option cannot be edited.

Deleting

To delete an existing paper size, perform the following actions:

1.	Open the Position sub-tab (Fig. 41).

2.	Click the Paper Size list box.

3.	Click the required paper size option.

4.	Click the Delete button.

A Confirm Action dialog (Fig. 17) now appears asking you to confirm the delete.

CAUTION:

Deleting a paper size will remove it from OMR configurations that have it specified. This may cause these OMR configurations to work incorrectly.

NOTE:

The Any Size paper size option cannot be deleted.