Xerox Document Workstation with PlotWorks Support & Software User Guide
PlotWorks User Guide • PFS Files • D-3
PFS File Types
Fig D.1 P
FS File
Hierarchy
PW-SITE.PFS
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Optional site level
defaults.
defaults.
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Created at the
Print Server.
Print Server.
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Contains
Parameters that
are global to the
Parameters that
are global to the
entire site.
DIRECTORY.PFS
•
Used to create
directory-level
defaults.
directory-level
defaults.
•
Created by Plot-
Works, edited at
the Print Server.
Works, edited at
the Print Server.
•
Contains Para-
meters for a single
target directory.
meters for a single
target directory.
•
Overrides site-
level defaults.
level defaults.
*.PFS
•
Incoming PFS file.
•
Created by end user.
•
Contains
Parameters for a
single print job.
Parameters for a
single print job.
•
Overrides directory-
level defaults.
level defaults.
There are three types of PFS files used. They are:
•
Site Level
Site level PFS files are optional files that provide defaults for all target
directories in your site. These are the lowest level of PFS file and will be
overridden by the other PFS files unless locked. See “Locking Parameters”
on page D-39.
directories in your site. These are the lowest level of PFS file and will be
overridden by the other PFS files unless locked. See “Locking Parameters”
on page D-39.
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Directory Level
Directory level (parameter) PFS files are directory-specific. The directory
PFS file is used to fill in parameters omitted from incoming PFS files, and to
lock certain parameters so that they cannot be changed by the end user. See
“Locking Parameters” on page D-39. Directory level PFS files override site
level PFS files. PlotWorks copies the original PFS file into the Job Queue as
“Submitted.PFS”. The converted PFS file created from the directory-level
PFS is saved as [Queue Name].PFS.
PFS file is used to fill in parameters omitted from incoming PFS files, and to
lock certain parameters so that they cannot be changed by the end user. See
“Locking Parameters” on page D-39. Directory level PFS files override site
level PFS files. PlotWorks copies the original PFS file into the Job Queue as
“Submitted.PFS”. The converted PFS file created from the directory-level
PFS is saved as [Queue Name].PFS.
•
Incoming PFS