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Limit in license: Read-only box indicating the maximum number of speed units
useable for producing output.Reserved Count: Read-only box indicating the total
number of "Reserved" engines, as set in the Engine reservations group below.
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Parallel engines per job group: This area determines how many Merge engines are
used for each print job of a particular size. Small print jobs always get just one engine.
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Parallel engines per medium print job: Enter the number of engines that will co-
operate on a medium print job.
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Parallel engines per large print job: Enter the number of engines that will co-
operate on a large print job.
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Parallel speed units per job group: This area determines - in the case of Email or Web
content - how many speed units are used for each kind of job (for an explanation, see
"Speed quota: PPM and speed units" on page115). If jobs of a certain kind have more
than one parallel speed unit assigned to them, that many engines will be used to run each
of those jobs.
If the Server receives a lot of Web requests, it is advisable to reserve a large number of
Merge engines for HTML, to minimize response times. For Email output, 1 Merge engine
is sufficient.
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Parallel speed units per email job: Enter the number of speed units to use when
handling an Email job.
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Parallel speed units per HTML job: Enter the number of speed units to use when
handling a Web HTMLjob.
Note
Email and Web output are generated with the Merge engine only and thus their
output speed is limited through this engine.
Print jobs, however, are limited through the Weaver engine, so when a Merge
engine creates Print content it doesn't need to consider any Merge engine speed
unit settings. It can run without limitation.
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Engine reservations group: This area is used to reserve engines specifically for certain
types of jobs. Reserved engines cannot be used by any other type of job.
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