Test a Bundle
Test a bundle
To test a bundle, complete the following steps.
1. Open the bundle.
2. On the Editor Tools tab, under Test, click the Compile panefor success or failure messages.
button and then check the Output
3. On the Editor Tools tab, under Test, click the Document Composition Client bundle opens in a new tab.
button. The
4. Optional. To toggle the status of a document, in the Editor window, right-click the document and click Switch state.
5. Optional. To toggle the status of a text block, complete the following substeps.
1. In the left pane, click the document.
2. In the right-pane, right-click one of the text blocks and click Switch state.
6. Optional. From the Navigator, drag additional documents to the left pane of the Editor window.
7. Optional. From the Navigator, drag additional text blocks to the right pane of the Editor window.
8. On the Processes tab, click the Create Document button.
Notes
Generating the bundle creates all activated original documents.
Copies are not created until the documents are printed or passed on to Odin.
9. Double-click a document to open it.
10. Optional. To save a generated document to a specific directory, right-click the document and click
Save Document As.
Assign an external document
You can use this function to
replace active text blocks without child objects with external documents.
replace active static documents in the bundle with external documents.
To replace a text block with an external document, complete the following steps.
1. In the left pane, click the document.
2. In the right pane, right-click the text block and click Assign external document.
3. In the Select External Document dialog box, select a document and click Open.
The text (external document) displays to the right of the text block.
4. Optional. To remove the external document, right-click the text block and select Remove external
document.
To replace a static document with an external document, complete the following steps.
1. In the left pane, right-click the static document and click Assign external document.
2. In the Select External Document dialog box, select a document and click Open.
The text (external document) displays to the right of the document.
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