Epson PP-100II Technical Reference Manual page 62

Creating a Text Item File
A text item file is a file of character data to be printed. Arrange the file by following the steps below.
Item
File type
File name
File extensions that are not
available
How to write a Text Item File
Enter a text item that is exactly same as that entered in the label file, and enter =, then enter a character string to be replaced
with the text item.
(You do not need to enclose the text item with "{ }".)
 Text Item
Alphanumeric character, "-, " and "_" are available (case-independent).
If you input other characters than those, an error occurs.
 Character string
When you want to input a line feed code, specify "\n". If you want to specify "\n" itself, specify "\\n".
Tab characters cannot be used. Using them will cause an error.
The number of characters to be merged must be within 1024. Exceeding the limit will cause an error.
("<" is counted as two characters because it is converted into "<<" by the internal processing.)
When no character string is specified for the text item, the text item is replaced with blank.
Text item file example (print.dat)
Title=Sample Disc
User ID=[AD001]
Setting the JDF File
Specify the directory path of the label file and text item file using the JDF file.
The following is an example of JDF file in which a label file (image.tdd) and text item file (print.dat) are specified.
JDF File (demo.jdf)
JOB_ID=PATIENT00120071100
PUBLISHER=Publisher 0
COPIES=1
OUT_STACKER=4
DISC_TYPE=CD
FORMAT=ISO9660L2
DATA=C:\TDBridgeDemoFolder\hospital\ServerRoom\patient1
LABEL=C:\TDBridgeDemoFolder\hospital\uketsuke\LabelImage\image1.tdd
REPLACE_FIELD=C:\TDBridgeDemoFolder\hospital\uketsuke\ReplaceFieldData\print.dat
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Content
Text (ANSI) format
Optional
CDN, CER, DON, ERR, INP, JCF, JDF,
RJD, STP
Specifying the text item file
Specifying the label file