When printing, collating refers to the process of arranging multiple copies of a multi-page document so that each copy is printed in the correct page order.
Without collation, each page is printed multiple times before the next page is printed. For example, if you are printing three copies of a 3-page document, it would print page 1 three times, then page 2 three times, then page 3 three times.
With collation, the pages are arranged into complete sets as they print. Using the same example, it would print pages 1, 2, and 3 in that order, then repeat the sequence two more times to produce three complete and ordered copies.
Choosing whether or not to collate is usually a setting available in your printer's dialog box or within the software you are printing from. Enabling <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/Collation%20Setting" target="_blank">collation setting</a> is crucial when you need neatly assembled sets of a document. This eliminates the need to manually sort the pages after printing, saving time and effort.
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