Xerox Corporation

Natasha A Gitany-Alonso

Douglas F Sundquist

Thomas J Perry

Michael A Wiegand

Wilbert D Douglas

Raju Seetharam

Albert L O'Neil, Iii

Robert I Jacobs

A method for utilizing a graphical user interface for concurrent programming of multiple feature operations to a single production job in a controller for a production system includes presenting options on the user interface for the selection of job properties or queue properties, with queue properties defined as default values for the virtual device to which the job will be submitted and job properties defined as job feature selection options. The job feature selection options may be hidden or displayed to enable the selection of valid job feature combinations only. Toggle controls are utilized for job feature options whose operation is limited by previously selected job feature options. The application of any valid combination of selected job feature options on the completed production job is illustrated on a dynamic graphic.

Graphical user interface for directing multiple feature programming in a production system

An improvement in a finishing system that eliminates 'cut and try' by a user in trying to place staples in copy sheet sets in a desired position includes using input media orientation and the user's Finishing Selection to determine stapling position on output copy sheets.

Finishing system

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Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

Natasha A Gitany-Alonso