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Managing VDP elements, Caching global VDP elements, Preferences, General, General Defaults, Always

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Managing VDP elements 105 PPML has a hierarchical structure. Document components are separated from their submission file and can be organized and stored at different levels of the hierarchical structure. Managing VDP elements Caching global VDP elements Caching global VDP elements enables you to reuse VDP elements in different pages, booklets, or jobs. The VDP Management tool is available only with the Professional Power Kit. 1. From the File menu, select Preferences. 2. Under General, select General Defaults. 3. Under Cache global VDP elements, make sure the Always cache global VDP elements check box is selected. 4. Click Save. Archiving VDP elements If you have finished printing a large VDP job and you know that you will need to reprint it in the future, you should archive the VDP elements and retrieve them when needed. You can specify a location in which to archive your VDP job folder. The VDP Management tool is available only with the Professional Power Kit. 1. From the Tools menu, select Resource Center. 2. In the Resource list, select Cached VDP Elements.

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PPML has a hierarchical structure. Document components are
separated from their submission file and can be organized and
stored at different levels of the hierarchical structure.
Managing VDP elements
Caching global VDP elements
Caching global VDP elements enables you to reuse VDP elements
in different pages, booklets, or jobs. The VDP Management tool is
available only with the Professional Power Kit.
1.
From the
File
menu, select
Preferences
.
2.
Under
General
, select
General Defaults
.
3.
Under
Cache global VDP elements
, make sure the
Always
cache global VDP elements
check box is selected.
4.
Click
Save
.
Archiving VDP elements
If you have finished printing a large VDP job and you know that
you will need to reprint it in the future, you should archive the VDP
elements and retrieve them when needed. You can specify a
location in which to archive your VDP job folder. The VDP
Management tool is available only with the Professional Power Kit.
1.
From the
Tools
menu, select
Resource Center
.
2.
In the
Resource
list, select
Cached VDP Elements
.
Managing VDP elements
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