With InterForm400 you can define to staple several pages together. You can staple several copies together via copy management or staple papers for each recipient. InterForm400 includes predefined PJL commands for stapling for many different printers, but with this option you can even design your own PJL sequences if you want to make your own PJL commands instead.
You can create up to 10 different printer groups (or PJL sequences) with up to 10 PJL commands in each.
To define this you should select these options:
80. Administering InterForm400
8. Work with printer control options
4. User defined PJL
Below we create a printer group and add our own PJL sequence to add stapling for a specific printer not covered by the InterForm400.
You can think of the printer group as a group of printers, that support the same PJL sequences. Inside the printer group you can add multiple functions: One function can e.g. enable stapling on the top left corner of the paper, and another function can e.g. do two staples in the left margin.
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First we pressed F6=Add to create the printer group:
Work with user defined PJL PJL300D
Printer group . . . . . 0 Description . . . . . . HP printers
F3=Exit F12=Cancel
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Next we use 2=Change to insert the PJL sequences needed:
Work with user defined PJL PJL300D
Printer group . . . . . : 0 Description . . . . . . : HP printers
PJL Function . . . . . 0 Description . . . . . . Staple on my printer
@PJL COMMENT MYPJL SET STAPLE=TWOLEFT________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________ @PJL ________________________________________________________________
F3=Exit F12=Cancel
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Now you can use the PJL sequence if you add stapling either via copy management or via a stapling finishing definition, if you select U = User defined PJL.
The PJL sequence can
TIP: If you want to find out what PJL sequences are necessary in order to staple on a specific printer you can do this by printing to file (e.g. from Notepad) while activating stapling on the printer in question. Then open the resulting .prn file in e.g. Notepad and now you can see the PJL commands generated. Copy the PJL commands relevant for stapling into the setup above.