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# Position Marking

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## Table

* ***Operation*** - provides a number for reference to use with the preview image.

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* ***Marking*** – provides a description of the processing area.

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* ***Mark Side*** – lets you choose how many lines should be printed to indicate nailer position:
  * ***Both*** – markings will be printed indicating both, left and right sides of the vertical nailers, and top and bottom sides of horizontal nailers
  * ***Left/Right*** – markings will be printed only on selected side (vertical nailers only)
  * ***Top/Bottom*** - markings will be printed only on selected side (horizontal nailers only)

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* ***Perform*** – turns off operation for the specified area

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* ***Control Code*** – machine-specific code to control and customize various aspects of how the processing is supposed to be performed


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