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PrintWizard, then click OK.
Splitting printing into more than one file
By default, when Connect saves the print output spool file to a directory, it creates one spool file
that contains all the generated documents (one document per data record). It is, however,
possible to output one spool file per document, or to create groups of documents and store
those in separate spool files.
Grouping documents
Documents in a print job can be grouped on three levels: Job, Job Segment, and Document
Set, via a Job Creation Preset (see "Job Creation Presets" on page1422).
For instance, in a mailing destined for recipients in both Canada and the United States, you
might want to group the documents by country (Job level) in order to separate the US and CA
recipients. You could further sort the mail pieces by state/province (Job Segment level) and
then by individual postal codes (Document Set level).
Creating separate output files
To make each document or groups of documents go into a separate file, a print job needs to be
'separated'. Separation is one of the options to set in an Output Creation Preset (see "Output
Creation Presets" on page1424). An Output Creation Preset also determines where the output
will go.
For example, if a mailing has two groups on the Job level: one of recipients in Canada and one
of recipients in the United States, separating the output on the Job level and printing to PDF
would result in two PDF files.
If the same documents were also grouped by state/province on the Job Segment level, then
splitting the job at the Job Segment level would result in one file per state/province.
Naming output files
When output is split into multiple files, each file probably needs to get a name that identifies the
document or group of documents inside it.
For example, if documents are grouped by state or province on the Job Segment level, and the
job is split at the Job Segment level, the output files probably need to be named after a state or
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