Xerox 6100BD - Phaser Color Laser Printer Software Manual page 365

DJDE
BEGIN
BFORM
COLLATE
COPIES
DEPT
DESTINATION
DUPLEX
FEED
FONTINDEX
FONTS
FORMAT
FORM[S]
ICATALOG
IDFAULT
IDR
ILIST
INKINDEX
INVERT
Using LCDS Print Description Language
Using Dynamic Job Descriptor Entries (DJDEs)
• If DJDEs are located at the start of a report, they invoke
changes beginning with the first page of the report (or report
copy).
Table 5-4. Page oriented DJDEs
Function
Specifies the location of the starting print line of each logical page.
Specifies that a form will be printed on the back side of each printed
page.
Specifies whether the pages of a job are to be collated (placed into sets
ordered the way the pages are printed) or uncollated (all copies of a
page are placed together).
Specifies the number of copies of the pages (also called sets) to
produce.
Specifies the name under which accounting statistics for reports are
accumulated.
NOTE: The DP 2000 Series EPS place this information in the
accounting log. You can print out the values.
Specifies the output destination of printed pages.
Specifies whether both sides of a piece of paper are printed (duplex) or
only the top side (simplex). (Simplex and duplex are also called "1-sided"
and "2-sided."
Controls the stock on which pages are printed.
Specifies the location in the input record where an index to the specified
font is stored.
Specifies the fonts used for printing.
Specifies a new page descriptor entry (PDE) to use for formatting
control.
Specifies the form to be merged onto the printed pages.
Specifies an ink catalog that contains palettes and inks for subsequent
pages.
Specifies a default ink for objects for which no ink was specified.
Specifies the ink descriptor reference (IDR) that will be used for
subsequent pages.
Specifies a list of all the inks that may be referenced by the ink index on
the page.
Specifies a field within a data record that contains a number
representing the ink index in the current ILIST.
Specifies that the subsequent page content will be inverted 180 degrees
on the physical page.
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