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Floating: Read-only box indicating the number of floating engines that can be used
for any type of job. This number is equal to the Total Engines Available minus any
Reservations.
For example if 6 Merge engines are available and 4 are reserved for small jobs,
then 2 will be Floating.
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Small print job speed unit reservations: Enter the number of engines to be
reserved for Smallprint jobs.
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Medium print jobspeed unit reservations: Enter the number of engines to be
reserved for Medium print jobs.
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Large print jobspeed unit reservations: Enter the number of engines to be
reserved for Large print jobs.
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Emailengine reservations: Enter a number of engines reserved for Email jobs.
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HTMLengine reservations: Enter a number of engines reserved for Web jobs.
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Maximum concurrent engine per type: This area defines the maximum possible
number of engines used for any specific job type. The limit needs to be at least the
number of reserved engines or parallel speed units, whichever is lowest.
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Small print job limit: Enter the maximum number of engines that can run smallprint
jobs.
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Medium print job limit: Enter the maximum number of engines that can run medium
print jobs.
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Large print job limit: Enter the maximum number of engines that can run large print
jobs.
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Email limit: Enter the maximum number of engines that can run Email jobs.
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Maximum Email limit in license: Read-only box indicating the maximum number of
engines useable for Email content creation.
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HTML limit: Enter the maximum number of engines that can run Web jobs.
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Maximum HTML limit in license: Read-only box indicating the maximum number of
engines useable for Web content creation.
Weaver engine scheduling
A DataMapper engine extracts data from a data file.A Merge engine merges the template and
the data to create Email and Weboutput, or to create an intermediary file for Printed output. The
intermediary file is in turn used by a Weaver engine to prepare the Print output.
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