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Post Processing
Enable
Enable
Enables a post-processing command, as entered in the Command text field (leave
unchecked to disable post-processing).
Use this section of the dialog to define extra actions after the TIFF file has been created.
These actions depend on commands supplied with Windows 95 and Windows NT. Type
text specifying a command and its options in a way similar to typing in a Windows
command prompt window. The command can be a simple batch file or a complex
application if you provide all necessary options and information on the command line.
Avoid commands requiring operator interaction. Use post-processing commands to
convert the file format or send the data to a destination not directly supported. You have
many possibilities (i.e., extracting information for reports).
unchecked to disable post-processing).
Use this section of the dialog to define extra actions after the TIFF file has been created.
These actions depend on commands supplied with Windows 95 and Windows NT. Type
text specifying a command and its options in a way similar to typing in a Windows
command prompt window. The command can be a simple batch file or a complex
application if you provide all necessary options and information on the command line.
Avoid commands requiring operator interaction. Use post-processing commands to
convert the file format or send the data to a destination not directly supported. You have
many possibilities (i.e., extracting information for reports).
Post Processing
Create window
Create window
Displays a Windows command prompt window displaying any messages the post-
processing command produces. The window closes at the end of the command so, to
read any messages, you may need a timed delay before the command finishes (i.e., wait
for key-press, though it may be unworkable with many output files).
processing command produces. The window closes at the end of the command so, to
read any messages, you may need a timed delay before the command finishes (i.e., wait
for key-press, though it may be unworkable with many output files).
Post Processing
Command
Command
String specifying a post-processing application, which must be available on the
MicroPress server. You can also include options understood by the application and data
such as the name of the relevant input or output files. The string should normally include
the command file’s extension and the application file’s full path name unless the
command file has the .EXE extension. Filenames passed to the application as data are
assumed to be in the folder receiving the TIFF files, unless a different path name is
entered. The command string can contain substitution codes. The codes are expanded
and the command run at the end of each output file.
MicroPress server. You can also include options understood by the application and data
such as the name of the relevant input or output files. The string should normally include
the command file’s extension and the application file’s full path name unless the
command file has the .EXE extension. Filenames passed to the application as data are
assumed to be in the folder receiving the TIFF files, unless a different path name is
entered. The command string can contain substitution codes. The codes are expanded
and the command run at the end of each output file.
Substitution codes
%c
The current separation color, represented by a string of default length one character.
Typical separation names are Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. Examples for length
one are: C, M, Y, and B.
Typical separation names are Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. Examples for length
one are: C, M, Y, and B.
%d
The current date in the format YYMMDD, with a default string length of 6. E.g., 26
October 1998 becomes 981026.
October 1998 becomes 981026.
%e
Job exposure, as entered in the Page Setup dialog box. E.g., 221.
%f
Output TIFF file name, not including the full path. E.g., based on jobname and not
suppressing the page number: 1ColdfacepsC05.TIF.
suppressing the page number: 1ColdfacepsC05.TIF.
%j
Current page buffer name, as shown in the Output Controller/Monitor. E.g., 1.
Coldface.ps (C).
Coldface.ps (C).
%n
Current job number, an integer that ScriptWorks increments each time it processes a
new job. E.g., 115.
new job. E.g., 115.
%o
Full output directory path set by the Folder button (but not the resolution, if the include
resolution check box was checked; nor the filename). E.g., C:\S\TIFF\.
resolution check box was checked; nor the filename). E.g., C:\S\TIFF\.
%p
Current page number within the job. E.g., 13.
%r
Job resolution, in dots per inch. E.g., 72.
%s
Current jobname, after removal of illegal filename characters. E.g., Coldfaceps.
%t
Current time in the format HHMMSS, using the 24-hour clock; default length is 6. E.g., a
time just after 7:30 pm would be shown: 193211.
time just after 7:30 pm would be shown: 193211.
%x
Current file name suffix. E.g., TIF.
%z
Current file name stem. E.g, TIFF.
Vertical Resolution
Defines the detail with which an image is processed in the vertical direction. Most devices
have a predefined set of resolutions; some devices allow you to select resolutions.
Normally, Vertical and Horizontal resolutions should be the same.
With "CMYK BiLevel" selected for Configure Device, a setting of 1200 or 800 dpi
respectively for the 312 or Cii device creates QuadLevel mode.
have a predefined set of resolutions; some devices allow you to select resolutions.
Normally, Vertical and Horizontal resolutions should be the same.
With "CMYK BiLevel" selected for Configure Device, a setting of 1200 or 800 dpi
respectively for the 312 or Cii device creates QuadLevel mode.
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