For forms intended for printing, you can specify single-sided
or double-sided printing for each page set in the form design.
For example, you can create a form design to be used to generate
a preprint and plain copy form. A preprintform is
a form that is printed on paper that already has items printed on
it. A plain copyform is a form that is printed on
blank paper.
For this example, create five master pages that are combined
into page sets. You can specify which page sets print single-sided
and which ones print double-sided.
MasterPage1 contains the title page information, is used in the
first page in the page set, and prints single-sided. MasterPage1
includes a page break in a subform that allows printing to transition
to the PrePrint page set.
In MasterPage2, the paper that the preprint form is printed on
contains the company logo and contact information. This master page
leaves room for that information outside the content area. Following
next is a small content area to receive employee-specific information.
The content area occurs once for the preprint form and therefore
is assigned as the first page in the second page set. The second
page set requires double-sided printing.
MasterPage3 has a larger content area, possibly covering the
whole page, to receive more information. It is used for the second
and subsequent pages of the preprint form. MasterPage3 is assigned
the Rest of Pages placement option in the second page set. MasterPage3
also includes a page break in a subform that allows printing to
transition to the PlainCopy page set.
MasterPage4 has the company logo and contact information first,
outside the content area. Following next is a small content area
to receive employee-specific information. It occurs once for the
plain copy form and therefore is assigned as the first page in the
third page set. The third page set also requires double-sided printing.
MasterPage5 has a larger content area, possibly covering the
whole page, to receive more information. MasterPage5 is used for
the second and subsequent pages of the plain copy form. It occurs
from 0 to infinite times and is assigned the Rest of Pages placement
option in the second page set.
The master pages are grouped into page sets:
The Main page set is set to print single-sided.
The PrePrint page set is set to print double-sided.
The PlainCopy page set is set to print double-sided.
The
form is rendered according to the order of the page set in the hierarchy:
The first subform is always placed on MasterPage1.
If the form is a preprint form, the next subform is placed
on MasterPage2 and then MasterPage3. If the form is a plain copy
form, the next subform is placed on MasterPage4 and then MasterPage5.
