Binding edge

This setting specifies the binding edge of the document.

"Left | Right | Top | Bottom" are relative to the page orientation of the content. Media dimensions that are defined using X and Y are not taken into account by @BindingEdge.

For example, when the page orientation of the content is "Landscape A4" and @BindingEdge is "Top", the long edge of the paper is the binding edge.

NOTE

It is recommended to use @Sides to define 1-sided/2-sided in combination with @BindingEdge to define the binding edge. When @Sides and @BindingEdge are used, the "FlipX / FlipY" as part of @Sides is ignored. Only 1-sided/2-sided of @Sides and the binding edge of @BindingEdge are taken into account.

For example, "@Sides = OneSidedBackFlipY" and "@BindingEdge = Left". Result: 1-sided with content on the back and binding edge is left. The "FlipY" part of value "OneSidedBackFlipY" is ignored.

Remark

This setting is only supported for the PDF data path.

BindingEdge

Syntax

XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/LayoutPreparationParams/@BindingEdge

When partitioned

XPath: /JDF/ResourcePool/LayoutPreparationParams[@PartIDKeys="RunIndex"]/LayoutPreparationParams[@RunIndex="…"]/@BindingEdge

Type

Enumeration

Supported values