Xerox 721P85530 用户手册
SPECIFYING INPUT PARAMETERS
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XEROX DOCUPRINT 180 LPS PDL REFERENCE
Points to note
Note the following when using the SEFFNT command:
•
When the system recognizes a SEF job, it scans the PDE font
list and substitutes them with font mappings defined in the JSL.
If you specify that font mappings are contained in a file, the
input task checks to see if this file exists. If the mapping file or
the font file does not exist, job processing continues using the
font specified in the PDE command. If no font mapping exists,
you receive a CON I or ABO I message on the screen and have
the option to continue processing using the font specified in the
PDE or abort the job.
list and substitutes them with font mappings defined in the JSL.
If you specify that font mappings are contained in a file, the
input task checks to see if this file exists. If the mapping file or
the font file does not exist, job processing continues using the
font specified in the PDE command. If no font mapping exists,
you receive a CON I or ABO I message on the screen and have
the option to continue processing using the font specified in the
PDE or abort the job.
•
The system does not assume any mappings for fonts. You must
always provide the mapping. Once the font mapping is found,
range checking is based on the new orientation. The range
checking determines only if the BEGIN values are within the
bounds of the page—no check is made to determine whether
the line will run off the edge of the page.
always provide the mapping. Once the font mapping is found,
range checking is based on the new orientation. The range
checking determines only if the BEGIN values are within the
bounds of the page—no check is made to determine whether
the line will run off the edge of the page.
•
Input will use the first font in the PDE list (the list that has been
substituted for the new font mappings) for the following system
pages:
substituted for the new font mappings) for the following system
pages:
—
OPRINFO pages (DJDE)
—
Label
•
The following system pages use predefined forms and thus are
not reformatted in order to print them in the same orientation as
their associated jobs (that is, no font mappings or rotations of
forms performed):
not reformatted in order to print them in the same orientation as
their associated jobs (that is, no font mappings or rotations of
forms performed):
—
Graphic samples
—
Graphic summary pages
—
Accounting pages.
•
Short-edge feed duplex printing differs from long-edge feed
(LEF) applications in that SEF uses a head-to-toe orientation
for printing portrait pages, while LEF uses head-to-head
orientation. Refer to the INVERT parameter of the OUTPUT
command for alternate methods of rotating the page orientation.
(LEF) applications in that SEF uses a head-to-toe orientation
for printing portrait pages, while LEF uses head-to-head
orientation. Refer to the INVERT parameter of the OUTPUT
command for alternate methods of rotating the page orientation.
For landscape printing, however, SEF uses a head-to-head
orientation, whereas LEF landscape uses head-to-toe
orientation.
orientation, whereas LEF landscape uses head-to-toe
orientation.
•
If you want to use 11 by 17 inch paper or any size that requires
short-edge feed (SEF), be aware that form source libraries
(FSLs), forms (in FRM files), logos (in LGO files), and images
(in IMG files) are not automatically scaled or rotated. (Refer to
your
short-edge feed (SEF), be aware that form source libraries
(FSLs), forms (in FRM files), logos (in LGO files), and images
(in IMG files) are not automatically scaled or rotated. (Refer to
your
DocuPrint 180 LPS Operations Reference
for detailed
information on scaling.)
•
(
font
1
,
font
2
) - means that the fact that
font
1
is mapped
font
2
and
font
2
is mapped to
font
3
does not imply that
font
1
is
mapped to
font
3
.
•
(
fontm
,
fontn
) - means that the fact that
font
m
is mapped
font
n
and
font
n
is mapped to
font
z
does not imply that
font
m
is
mapped to
font
z
.