Xerox XDPE/400 (also known as EOMS I-Services) Support & Software User Guide

Use this command to specify the origin point of the logical page using 

units of 1/300 inch. The format of this command is:
ax,y

where

Horizontal distance from the origin point

Vertical distance from the origin point

Example:
a120,3210

The first line of text is placed at the logical page origin. However, the lines 

immediately following can be offset to the right or left of the logical page 

origin. Use the relative position command to specify this offset. The 

format of this command is:
rpx

where

Specifies whether the offset will be to the right or left of the logical 

page origin. Use r to indicate placement to the right or l to indicate left 

of the logical page origin.

Number of pixels the text is offset.

Example:
rr0

Follow these steps to create a multi-up ASCII packet using IBM SEU:

Create a member that represents the EBCDIC text version of the packet 

within a physical source file.

Use the CPYTOPCD command to copy the source file member to the 

XDPEFLR/XESMUP file. You can use these command options:

•

An EBCDIC to ASCII translation table

•

*TEXT as the PC data format

Follow these steps to create a multi-up ASCII packet using the DOS ASCII 

Editor and OS/400 Client Access:

Create an ASCII text file that has the XES packet format.

Copy the file to the shared I:/XDPEFLR/XESMUP folder.