Output Xshift - Xerox 6100BD - Phaser Color Laser Printer Software Manual

Specifying print format parameters
Options
Table 4-80. OUTPUT UNITS parameter options and definitions
Option
size
Default
Syntax
Options
Table 4-81. OUTPUT XSHIFT parameter options and definitions
Option
YES
NO
value
Default
4-90
Definition
An integer value constant that defines the number of dots in a user defined
unit (UN).
When used to compute the position of a graphic, the result is rounded to
the nearest dot.
No default

OUTPUT XSHIFT

Specifies whether or not the image of the form and data on a
page is to be shifted downward or upward (thus changing the x
coordinate of the logical page origin) and if so, by what values.
XSHIFT is used to shift the image of the data downward or
upward (as a long edge feed page is viewed in portrait
orientation) to accommodate predrilled stocks, binding, finishing,
edgemarking, and short-edge binding.
OUTPUT XSHIFT = {YES | NO | value}
Definition
Specifies that the page image will be shifted up or down.
Specifies that no X-image shift will occur.
An integer that specifies a shift amount on the front and back sides of a page.
The shift is upward on a portrait oriented page when a positive value is
specified, and downward when a negative value is specified. (Each dot is 1/300
of an inch.)
The allowable range is 80 to –80.
No default
Using LCDS Print Description Language