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The Paris Spooler Technical Manual
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It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that the code to be inserted is correct, both
in it’s immediate effects, and also in any ‘side-effects’ the inserted code may
produce. The Paris system does not attempt to validate or understand the code to
be inserted.
in it’s immediate effects, and also in any ‘side-effects’ the inserted code may
produce. The Paris system does not attempt to validate or understand the code to
be inserted.
This feature is currently only active in the Postscript driver, but will be added to
the HP PCL driver if required.
the HP PCL driver if required.
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WARNING!
A pre-requisite to using these functions is a thorough understanding of the
workings of PostScript commands, including the manual editing of XPD files, the
use of syntax and so on.
See also ‘How do XPD and PPD files work?’ in Chapter 1 of the Paris Designer32
Reference Manual.
workings of PostScript commands, including the manual editing of XPD files, the
use of syntax and so on.
See also ‘How do XPD and PPD files work?’ in Chapter 1 of the Paris Designer32
Reference Manual.
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The Device Specific feature option consists of four different ‘hooks’ and three
different methods for specifying features. To activate a device specific feature, the
following steps must be followed:
different methods for specifying features. To activate a device specific feature, the
following steps must be followed:
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Add the feature code to an XPD file.
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Add a call to a feature to the Job (via ENV or Run time event).
The four hooks differ only in where in the output data stream the user code is
inserted. The code to be inserted follows normal PPD/XPD syntax rules.
inserted. The code to be inserted follows normal PPD/XPD syntax rules.
Following the ‘:’ character, the actual code must be enclosed in “” characters. It
can span multiple lines. An XPD file can contain any number of user defined
features.
can span multiple lines. An XPD file can contain any number of user defined
features.