ONYX - 9.0 - Utilisation - Agrafage de documents en XPS/en
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When stapling with Onyx Server in XPS mode, use the CUSTOM tag of the XPSconfig.conf. | When stapling with Onyx Server in XPS mode, use the CUSTOM tag of the XPSconfig.conf. | ||
− | + | To do so, call a conversion profile with the stapling command (the profiles are located in the Mapping XPSConfig.conf configuration file). | |
− | + | Here are 2 examples of profiles that do so: | |
− | 1. <u> | + | 1. <u>The XPSSTAPLE profile staples the entire job regardless of the number of documents in the XPS file</u> |
<XPSSTAPLE> | <XPSSTAPLE> | ||
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</job> | </job> | ||
</custom> | </custom> | ||
− | + | </XPSSTAPLE> | |
− | + | N.B. The \x0D\x0A character chain generates a line break. | |
− | <u> | + | <u>Example with 2 PJL commands</u>: |
<XPSSTAPLE> | <XPSSTAPLE> | ||
− | + | <label>XPSSTAPLE</label> | |
− | + | <language>PCL</language> | |
− | + | <color>off</color> | |
− | + | <custom> | |
− | + | <job> | |
− | + | <before>@PJL SET STAPLE=TOPLEFT\x0D\x0A@PJL SET OUTBIN=TOP</before> | |
− | + | </job> | |
− | + | </custom> | |
</XPSSTAPLE> | </XPSSTAPLE> | ||
− | 2. <u> | + | 2. <u>The XPSSTAPLEM profile staples each document in the XPS individually (Because of the multijobpcl parameter set to ON)</u> |
<XPSSTAPLEM> | <XPSSTAPLEM> | ||
− | + | <label>XPSSTAPLEM</label> | |
− | + | <language>PCL</language> | |
− | + | <color>off</color> | |
− | + | <custom> | |
− | + | <job> | |
− | + | <before>@PJL SET STAPLE=TOPLEFT\x0D\x0A</before> | |
− | + | </job> | |
− | + | </custom> | |
− | + | <multijobpcl>ON</multijobpcl> | |
</XPSSTAPLEM> | </XPSSTAPLEM> | ||
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Version actuelle datée du 19 novembre 2019 à 09:58
When stapling with Onyx Server in XPS mode, use the CUSTOM tag of the XPSconfig.conf.
To do so, call a conversion profile with the stapling command (the profiles are located in the Mapping XPSConfig.conf configuration file).
Here are 2 examples of profiles that do so:
1. The XPSSTAPLE profile staples the entire job regardless of the number of documents in the XPS file
<XPSSTAPLE> <label>XPSSTAPLE</label> <language>PCL</language> <color>off</color> <custom> <job> <before>@PJL SET STAPLE=TOPLEFT\x0D\x0A</before> </job> </custom> </XPSSTAPLE>
N.B. The \x0D\x0A character chain generates a line break.
Example with 2 PJL commands:
<XPSSTAPLE> <label>XPSSTAPLE</label> <language>PCL</language> <color>off</color> <custom> <job> <before>@PJL SET STAPLE=TOPLEFT\x0D\x0A@PJL SET OUTBIN=TOP</before> </job> </custom> </XPSSTAPLE>
2. The XPSSTAPLEM profile staples each document in the XPS individually (Because of the multijobpcl parameter set to ON)
<XPSSTAPLEM> <label>XPSSTAPLEM</label> <language>PCL</language> <color>off</color> <custom> <job> <before>@PJL SET STAPLE=TOPLEFT\x0D\x0A</before> </job> </custom> <multijobpcl>ON</multijobpcl> </XPSSTAPLEM>