Processing rules allow you to control the details of a print job, such as when the printing should begin, the print priority of the document, and the number of copies to print.
You create a rule for each type of document you have (for example, cash register receipt, coupon, return, and so on). In a separate step, you assign the processing rule to the document itself.
Defining processing rules is one step in the Generic Printing feature.
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Unique number that identifies this set of processing rules |
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Description of this set of processing rules |
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Number of copies of the document to be printed |
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Sets different processing rules in different groups. |
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Controls the order in which documents are to be printed, if several documents are queued for printing. The document with the highest priority is printed. |
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This field allows you to reprint a document attached to any transaction type that is reprinted. For example, manager code 160 has a reprint transaction option. |
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Indicates whether the store manager can reprint the document |
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Indicates whether the document must be printed (for example, cash register receipt must be printed, whereas reports may be optional) |
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Description of the rule (for example, normal priority, print immediately, and so on) |
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Indicates that the printing should start immediately |
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The POS prints all available receipts before validating the document on the slip printer. |