Reconstruction of suspended print jobs

A method comprising:

• receiving a print job with logical pages;
• assembling the logical pages onto sheets to be printed based on instructions associated with the print job;
• identifying multiple logical pages which are to be assembled together onto a sheet;
• assigning the multiple logical pages a same identifier, the same identifier being a page number of one of the multiple logical pages;
• determining from the instructions that at least one of the multiple logical pages is associated with an insert sheet having no page data;
• assigning the insert sheet the same identifier as the multiple logical pages;
• assigning the insert sheet an offset that identifies a location of the insert sheet with respect to the sheet having the multiple logical pages;
• and
• initiating processing for resuming the print job from a suspended state by assembling logical pages onto sheets according to the same identifier and the offset.

A non-transitory computer readable medium embodying programmed instructions which, when executed by a processor, are operable to perform a method comprising:

• receiving a print job with logical pages;
• assembling the logical pages onto sheets to be printed based on instructions associated with the print job;
• identifying multiple logical pages which are to be assembled together onto a sheet;
• assigning the multiple logical pages a same identifier, the same identifier being a page number of one of the multiple logical pages;
• determining from the instructions that at least one of the multiple logical pages is associated with an insert sheet having no page data;
• assigning the insert sheet the same identifier as the multiple logical pages;
• assigning the insert sheet an offset that identifies a location of the insert sheet with respect to the sheet having the multiple logical pages;
• and
• initiating processing for resuming the print job from a suspended state by assembling logical pages onto sheets according to the same identifier and the offset.