Ricoh INFOPRINT XT GLD0-0025-01 User Manual

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Highlight-color

job

processing

You

can

submit

Xerox

jobs

that

contain

color-related

metacodes

or

PDL

commands,

such

as

ICATALOG,

IDR,

ILIST,

and

INKINDEX.

However,

InfoPrint

XT

does

nothing

with

the

color

information.

The

jobs

print

in

black

and

white.

OTEXT

messages

You

can

process

jobs

that

contain

OTEXT

messages

with

InfoPrint

XT.

However,

InfoPrint

XT

does

not

display

the

OTEXT

message

text

or

suspend

printing.

SHIFT

and

XSHIFT

JDL

and

DJDE

commands

InfoPrint

XT

supports

the

Xerox

SHIFT

and

XSHIFT

JDL

and

DJDE

commands

with

these

exceptions:

1.

You

must

specify

the

xhonorshift=yes

conversion

parameter

for

InfoPrint

XT

to

process

jobs

that

contain

SHIFT

and

XSHIFT

commands.

The

default

is

that

InfoPrint

XT

ignores

SHIFT

and

XSHIFT

commands.

2.

Xerox

LPS

printers

save

DJDE

SHIFT

values

between

jobs,

but

they

do

not

save

JDL/JDE

SHIFT

values.

Therefore,

if

the

first

SHIFT

DJDE

in

a

job

specifies

a

value

for

only

one

side,

the

value

for

the

other

side

is

the

last

DJDE

value

specified

for

that

side,

even

if

a

previous,

unrelated

job

specified

that

value.

InfoPrint

XT

initializes

each

job

with

SHIFT

values

of

zero

for

both

front

and

back

sides.

If

the

first

SHIFT

DJDE

in

a

job

specifies

a

value

for

only

one

side,

the

value

for

the

side

that

was

not

specified

is

zero.

Output

does

not

shift

on

the

unspecified

side

until

InfoPrint

XT

finds

a

SHIFT

value

for

that

side

in

a

JDL/JDE

or

in

a

DJDE

in

the

job.

This

restriction

does

not

apply

to

XSHIFT.

3.

When

a

Xerox

LPS

finds

SHIFT

DJDEs

in

the

data

stream,

it

sometimes

misplaces

graphic

images

for

the

page

on

which

the

new

SHIFT

values

take

effect.

For

example,

in

portrait

mode,

the

images

might

move

lower

on

the

page

instead

of

shifting

to

the

right

or

to

the

left.

This

might

even

affect

images

that

are

specified

by

the

FRM

being

printed

on

the

page.

InfoPrint

XT

correctly

shifts

all

page

segments

as

specified

by

the

SHIFT

command

when

you

set

up

InfoPrint

XT

to

honor

SHIFT

commands.

InfoPrint

XT

does

not

try

to

emulate

the

incorrect

image

placement

occasionally

introduced

by

the

Xerox

LPS.

This

restriction

does

not

apply

to

XSHIFT.

Spacing

characters

in

Xerox

fonts

With

the

default

xspacing=none

conversion

parameter

and

value,

InfoPrint

XT

converts

spacing

characters

in

Xerox

fonts

to

Presentation

Text

Object

Content

Architecture

(PTOCA)

text

characters

in

the

AFP

that

it

generates.

It

does

the

same

for

overlays

that

it

generates

from

Xerox

FRMs.

You

can

instruct

InfoPrint

XT

to

create

Relative

Move

Inline

(RMI)

structured

fields

in

the

AFP

output

instead

of

the

PTOCA

text

characters.

You

use

the

-b

option

of

the

pdxtloadres

command

or

the

xspcrmi

conversion

parameter

to

generate

RMI

structured

fields.

Controlling

how

InfoPrint

XT

interprets

spacing

characters

is

intended

for

limited

use

with

a

small

subset

of

Xerox

fonts

in

any

given

resource

set.

Use

this

function

only

if

you

have

manually

correlated

Xerox

fonts

to

AFP

fonts

and

code

page

conflicts

occur

with

Xerox

spacing

characters

and

AFP

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InfoPrint

XT

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