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Disabled section
When a section is disabled, it will not be outputted, but its restartPageNumber flag will still be
taken into account for composing the page number sequences. So, if the restartPageNumber
flags are set as follows:
1. Section A (1 page) restartPageNumber = true
2. Section B (2 pages) restartPageNumber = false
3. Section C (3 pages) restartPageNumber = true, enabled = false
4. Section D (4 pages) restartPageNumber = false
In code:
if (merge.context.type == ContextType.PRINT) {
merge.context.sections['Section A'].restartPageNumber = true;
merge.context.sections['Section B'].restartPageNumber = false;
merge.context.sections['Section C'].restartPageNumber = true;
merge.context.sections['Section C'].enabled = false;
merge.context.sections['Section D'].restartPageNumber = false;
}
The page numbering in the output will be:
1. Section A page 1
2. Section B page 2
3. Section D page 1 (page numbering is restarted due to section C's restartPageNumber =
true)
Parts: splitting and renaming email attachments
In a Control Script, parts can be defined to determine which sections should be output to the
same file. This way it is possible to split the Print context or the Web context into multiple email
attachments. This topic shows how to do that.
For information about Control Scripts in general, see "Control Scripts" on page711 and
"Control Script API" on page1077. If you don't know how to write scripts, see "Writing your own
scripts" on page689.
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