ONYX - 9.0 - utilisation des profils de conversion/en

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==Utilisation des profils de conversion==
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==Using Conversion Profiles==
  
===En ligne de commandes===
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===Command Line===
  
  
====Conversions brutes de documents XPS====
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====Converting XPS Documents====
  
Le principe est de convertir des fichiers XPS, générés ou non par ONYX Server, en vue de leur diffusion finale (impression, envoi par email, archivage…) et en fonction de leur canal de diffusion.
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The idea is to use convert XPS files - whether produced by ONYX Server or not - and prepare for delivery (print, e-mail, archiving…) depending on the delivery channel.
Pour rappel, les langages de sortie supportés sont : PCL, RTF, AFPDS, MapDraw, ProPrinter, PDF, Monarch, HTML, DOCX, TEC, BMP, JPG, PNG, XPS, TXT, XMLPOS, EPL, ZEBRA, IGP, ESCP, ESC, XMLDRAW, PS
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As a reminder, supported output languages include: PCL, RTF, AFPDS, MapDraw, ProPrinter, PDF, Monarch, HTML, DOCX, TEC, BMP, JPG, PNG, XPS, TXT, XMLPOS, EPL, ZEBRA, IGP, ESCP, ESC, XMLDRAW, PS
  
  
Exemple 1 : génération de flux PCL pour impression
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Example 1: Generating a PCL data stream for printing
 
  map_xps -infile:/tmp/invoice.xps -toPCL -outfile:/tmp/invoice.pcl
 
  map_xps -infile:/tmp/invoice.xps -toPCL -outfile:/tmp/invoice.pcl
  
  
Exemple 2 : génération de PDF sur disque, pour éventuel envoi par email
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Example 2: Generating a PDF to disk for e-mailing
 
  map_xps -infile:/tmp/invoice.xps -toPDF -outfile:/tmp/invoice.pdf
 
  map_xps -infile:/tmp/invoice.xps -toPDF -outfile:/tmp/invoice.pdf
  
  
====Conversions par sélection d'un profil====
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====Converting using a profile====
  
 
The idea is the same but in addition the conversion needs to be made more precise using the parameters of a specific profile found in the configuration file.
 
The idea is the same but in addition the conversion needs to be made more precise using the parameters of a specific profile found in the configuration file.
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===Automatically in the Spooler===
 
===Automatically in the Spooler===
  
Dans le Spooler ONYX Server, les profils de conversion sont paramétrés et utilisés au niveau des imprimantes. Au moment de la configuration d’une imprimante dans le Spooler, le paramètre <FONT color="blue"> Compatibilité XPS</FONT> doit être renseigné appelant ainsi un profil de conversion pour tous les flux XPS s’imprimant dans cette imprimante Mapping.
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In the ONYX Server spooler, the conversion profiles are configured and used at printer level. When configuring a printer in the Spooler, the parameter <FONT color="blue"> Compatibility XPS</FONT> must be specified, which will apply the conversion profile to all XPS data streams printing to this printer.
  
  
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Les choix proposés dans la liste déroulante correspondent aux labels de chaque profil défini et identifient de manière unique le profil à utiliser pour la conversion du flux XPS en langage compréhensible par l’imprimante.
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The items in the dropdown list are the labels of each available profile. They help identify the profile that should be used to convert the XPS print stream into a language understood by the printer.

Version actuelle datée du 30 octobre 2019 à 16:19

Autres langues :
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Using Conversion Profiles

Command Line

Converting XPS Documents

The idea is to use convert XPS files - whether produced by ONYX Server or not - and prepare for delivery (print, e-mail, archiving…) depending on the delivery channel. As a reminder, supported output languages include: PCL, RTF, AFPDS, MapDraw, ProPrinter, PDF, Monarch, HTML, DOCX, TEC, BMP, JPG, PNG, XPS, TXT, XMLPOS, EPL, ZEBRA, IGP, ESCP, ESC, XMLDRAW, PS


Example 1: Generating a PCL data stream for printing

map_xps -infile:/tmp/invoice.xps -toPCL -outfile:/tmp/invoice.pcl


Example 2: Generating a PDF to disk for e-mailing
map_xps -infile:/tmp/invoice.xps -toPDF -outfile:/tmp/invoice.pdf


Converting using a profile

The idea is the same but in addition the conversion needs to be made more precise using the parameters of a specific profile found in the configuration file.

Example:

map_xps -infile:/tmp/invoice.xps -outfile:/tmp/invoice.pdf -convert -profile:MYPDF
      -config:XXXX or -profile:XXXX ⇒ select the profile used for conversion
      -convert ⇒   forces conversion using the selected profile

With for example the MYPDF profile found in the configuration file:

<MYPDF>
      <label>Document for Adobe Reader</label>
      <language>PDF</language>
      <embeddedfont>off</embeddedfont>
      <color>on</color>
</MYPDF>

Automatically in the Spooler

In the ONYX Server spooler, the conversion profiles are configured and used at printer level. When configuring a printer in the Spooler, the parameter Compatibility XPS must be specified, which will apply the conversion profile to all XPS data streams printing to this printer.


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The items in the dropdown list are the labels of each available profile. They help identify the profile that should be used to convert the XPS print stream into a language understood by the printer.