Xerox 5 manual DFNAMEx..yFn, BKMARKx..yFn, FS=‘char’, DIGITS=n, VIPO-20

By setting the value to false, these invalid characters will be considered valid literals in the filename template:

[ ] { } ( ) % # = + @

NOTE

The square brackets, [ ] , must be “escaped” (preceded by a backslash character “\”) to be valid literals in the template syntax (for example: “filename_\[OK\].pdf”). Use the other characters without the “escape” backslash.

<DFNAME[x..y][Fn]>

Uses the data file name. [x..y] and [Fn] are optional. When producing multiple files, this is the first part of the file name.

<BKMARK[x..y][Fn]>

Uses the bookmark field. [x..y] and [Fn] are optional.

[x..y]

An optional range modifier that can appear in any order or number after a DFNAME or BKMARK; for example, [0..5] indicates to use character 0 through character 5 of DFNAME or BKNAME. Valid values for x and y are 0 through 99.

[Fn]

An optional field number that can appear in any order or number after a DFNAME or BKMARK; for example, [F2] indicates to use field 2 of DFNAME or BKMARK. Valid values for n are 0 through 99.

<FS=‘char’>

A field separator character that must be specified if [Fn] is used. Valid values for char are any printable ASCII character except: [ ] < >.

You can use more than one FS designation. If used within [ ], it only has an effect within those [ ]. If used outside of the [ ], it takes effect until the next FS is encountered outside of the [ ].

<DIGITS=n>

The number of digits to use in the output file names when multiple files are produced. If only a single PDF file is produced, no digits are used in the output file name. Valid values for n are 1 through 10.

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