User manual LEXMARK IMAGEQUICK

[. . . ] ImageQuick Option Technical Reference November 2001 Edition: November 2001 The following paragraph does not apply to any country where such provisions are inconsistent with local law: LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL, INC. , PROVIDES THIS PUBLICATION "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Some states do not allow disclaimer of express or implied warranties in certain transactions; therefore, this statement may not apply to you. This publication could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Changes are periodically made to the information herein; these changes will be incorporated in later editions. [. . . ] The printer also accepts a PBM file sent as a job over any print channel. Because of this, Printer Bookmarks Manager lets you manually create a PBM file or save a PBM file to disk within Printer Bookmarks Manager, then transfer the file to the printer. PBM tag descriptions DOCTYPE The following sections describe the format and function of the PBM tags supported by the ImageQuick option. The DOCTYPE tag is required at the beginning of a PBM file. Do not put information preceding this tag except for white space. The tag form is: <!DOCTYPE LEXMARK_PBM> If the tag is not exactly like the preceding example the PBM emulator does not recognize the file as a PBM file and the tag is flushed. BOOKMARKS The required BOOKMARKS tag and the closing /BOOKMARKS tag surround the section of the file which defines the bookmarks tree. Only ITEM, FOLDER, and DEFAULT tags are allowed within the BOOKMARKS element. For backward compatibility, the <BOOKMARKS>. . . </BOOKMARKS> tags may be omitted if the file contains only FOLDER, ITEM, and DEFAULT tags. 18 PBM tag descriptions The tag form is: <BOOKMARKS> The close tag: </BOOKMARKS> indicates that no more bookmarks are found in the file. If ITEM, FOLDER, or DEFAULT tags are found outside of the BOOKMARKS tags, then the file is flushed. To erase the bookmarks in a printer, send the following: <!DOCTYPE LEXMARK_PBM> <BOOKMARKS> </BOOKMARKS> For examples, see the \examples\EraseBookmarks. pbm file on your CD. FOLDER The FOLDER tag is optional and defines a folder (or directory-like) structure in the BOOKMARKS menu on the printer's operator panel. The tag form is: <FOLDER name = ". . . . " access = ". . . " > The 'name' attribute is a string (up to 15 characters) that defines the name that appears on the printer's operator panel to identify this particular folder. The 'access' attribute is a string that defines whether the FOLDER is served, public, or private. A description of this attribute follows the tag definitions. FOLDERs without an access attribute are public. All ITEMs and FOLDERs defined after this tag and before the corresponding </FOLDER> tag are said to reside in this folder. FOLDERs nest up to a depth of 255 and hold a maximum of 176 ITEMs and/or FOLDERs in a FOLDER. If these numbers are exceeded, the extra ITEMs or FOLDERs are ignored. The required /FOLDER tag closes the FOLDER tag. A FOLDER tag without a corresponding /FOLDER tag causes the file to be flushed. PBM tag descriptions 19 ITEM The optional ITEM tag defines items that are pulled from the network and printed when selected from the BOOKMARKS menu on the operator panel. The tag form is: <ITEM name = ". . . . " url = ". . . . " npa = ". . . . " access = ". . . " > where `name' is the string (up to 16 characters) that defines the name that appears on the printer's operator panel to identify this particular ITEM. The 'url' attribute is a string of up to 4096 characters that identifies the URL that this bookmarked item is to be pulled from. The 'npa' attribute is a hex-encoded NPA Variable Write (Current NV Only) command that defines the job attributes that this item is to be printed with. The 'access' attribute is a string that defines whether the ITEM is served, public, or private. [. . . ] If too big, center the image in the printable area and clip the excess evenly on all edges. Fit Height/ Width Shrink or expand the image isotropically to fit image length and width within the printable area. Anchor at the top left corner of the printable area. Fit Height Shrink or expand the image isotropically to fit image height to printable area height. Anchor at the top left corner of the printable area. Using this setting may clip the image in the horizontal dimension. Fit Width Shrink or expand the image isotropically as necessary to fit image width to printable area width. [. . . ]