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Add Printer Option DialogThe Add Printer Option dialog allows you to add a specific PostScript printer option, from those included in the printer's PPD file. The Add Printer Option dialog can be broken up into 3 distinct groupings, Sections, Options and PostScript Instruction. SectionsIn PPD files all options are grouped into Sections. Each Section typically represents a particular logical function, such as stapling, or binding. However, a PPD can contain many Sections and many may not be at all relevant to Finishing. By default, the dialog displays just those Sections which are likely to be the most relevant.
OptionsChoose what Option to apply from those available in the Options selection box. The Options presented in the selection box are all those that apply to the Section chosen in the Section selection box.
PostScript InstructionThis is the PostScript Instruction that is created from the selection of Section and Option. If there is no PostScript Instruction present, even though a Printer Option has been selected, then that Printer Option is not actually implemented. This will be the case with some manufacturers PPD files. Usage ExampleBy way of example on how to use the dialog, please see the following PPD extract. This is the " *PageRegion" Section for the Oce 3165PS GB printer: If the PageRegion Section were selected in the Section selection box, the associated Options are presented in the same order as within the PPD, with the default PPD Option (A4) being the active selection. The next PPD extract relates to the " InputSlot" options available to the same Oce 3165PS GB printer As there is no default InputSlot selection, the Options selection box will display all the options as well as a red cross to indicate that there is an issue that needs to be addressed. Once an Option is selected, then the red cross is removed and the PostScript Instruction is completed. As seen here: If there is no PostScript Instruction present, even though a valid Printer Option has been selected, then that Printer Option has not actually implemented in the PPD. This will be the case with some manufacturer PPD files. |
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