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Understanding the syntax notation and the use of special
characters
These rules apply to the syntax diagrams and examples that this publication
contains:
v Text that you type is case-sensitive. For example, p0612c.fnt and F$P0612C; type
the font names in lowercase and uppercase characters exactly as they are shown.
v Do not type any vertical bars, underscores, or brackets that command examples
include:
– A vertical bar or bars between two or more entries means that you can
specify only one of the values. [xspacing=none | word | char] is an example
of this notation. You can specify one of these values:
- xspacing=none
- xspacing=word
- xspacing=char
–
An underscore identifies the default value for an option or parameter.
InfoPrint XT uses the default value if you do not explicitly specify a value.
none was the default value in the previous example.
– Brackets around an item in an example mean that the item is optional. You do
not have to include it.
Note:
This does not apply to the brackets that you can include in
pattern-matching strings.
Entering commands that this publication describes
Procedures in this publication direct you to enter InfoPrint XT commands, such as
pdxtloadres and pdxtx2afp. For installations that use InfoPrint Manager with
InfoPrint XT, certain procedures also instruct you to enter InfoPrint Manager
commands, such as pdls and pdpr. Enter these commands from a Windows
Command Prompt window; InfoPrint XT does not provide a user interface.
Related information
Other sources of information that you can use with InfoPrint XT are:
Web sites
For additional information about InfoPrint Solutions Company products, including
printers and software:
http://www.infoprint.com
InfoPrint Solutions Company information centers
Information centers provide online, task-oriented information about InfoPrint
Solutions Company hardware and software products:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/printer/v1r1/index.jsp
Publications
InfoPrint Solutions Company provides both hardcopy and viewable versions of
publications. For a list of publications that you might find useful with the InfoPrint
XT installation, see “Bibliography” on page 171.
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