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Document separation options Document separation—to create a new document with a patch code, enable the Document separation option for the patch type you are going to use. Rotate document based on patch—rotates the image containing the patch code so the patch code is located horizontally on top of the page. All the images in the document will be rotated in the same way. This only works when the Alternatively search on 180° rotated images option is enabled. Fronts and rears are rotated according to the selected duplex mode (classic or calendar). Delete page—deletes the page containing the patch code that started the new document. This is important when inserts are used for document separation purposes but do not contain any other information. NOTE: Rotate document based on patch does not work when the patch code separator page is deleted. Create attachment options Create attachment—to create an attachment with a patch code, enable the Create attachment option for the patch code type you want to use in your application. NOTE: Use this option in conjunction with the option Create a document every X pages in the Application Setup> Images Tab – Document Tab. Rotate page based on patch code—rotates the attachment (both front and rear) so the patch code is horizontally on top of the page. This only works when the Alternatively search on 180° rotated images option is enabled. Fronts and rears are rotated according to the selected duplex mode (classic or calendar). Delete page and attach next—deletes the page containing the patch code and attaches the next page to the document. This is important when a patch card is inserted just before the attachment. This patch card only indicates the next page is an attachment. Any rotation applies to the next page. IMPORTANT: The Create attachment option is only valid for one page (both front and rear). Therefore, you have to apply a patch code to every attachment or insert a patch card before every attachment. A-63054 November 2001 5-4