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Xerox 721P83071 manual Fonts, 4. Character spacing, 5. Character spacing examples

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Fonts

BASIC CONCEPTS

formats. Each set of unique definitions represents a job and is called a JDE or a job.

A JDL (compiled JSL) file containing printing instructions for the LPS is required to print any job on any configuration. Many specialized functions can be accomplished with PDL statement commands. Refer to the Xerox 4635 LPS PDL/DJDE Reference for specifics.

Several basic JSL files are provided with the OSS; for example, ENET.JSL is provided for printing Ethernet jobs, ONLINE.JSL is provided for printing online jobs, a XEROX.JSL is provided for printing magnetic tape jobs, and so on. To meet specific application needs, any OSS-supplied JSL can be copied and modified. All Xerox LPSs have as a standard feature the LPS Editor utility for the creation and modification of program source files (FSL and JSL extension files).

Fonts

A font is a character set which has a unique typestyle, type size, and orientation. Both fixed and proportionally spaced fonts are available for use on an LPS. Each font character occupies an area called a character cell. All character cells in a fixed font are the same width, while character cells in a proportional font vary in width, as shown in figure 2-4.

Figure 2-4.Character spacing

Because the length of a line printed with a proportional font is relatively unpredictable, fixed fonts are used for variable data on a report to avoid overprinting of forms by variable data.

Proportional fonts are normally used for forms data, such as, titles, headings, and so on. A business letter is an example of the use of proportional fonts for variable data. The difference in line length is illustrated in figure 2-5.

Figure 2-5.Character spacing examples

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Xerox 721P83071 manual Fonts, 4. Character spacing, 5. Character spacing examples

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Xerox 4635 Laser Printing System Product Reference XEROXDEC and VAX are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation Xerox Corporation 701 S. Aviation Boulevard El Segundo, CARelated publications PublicationNumber XEROX 4635 LASER PRINTING SYSTEM PRODUCT REFERENCE Introduction Table of contents4635 LPS overview Basic concepts4. 4635 LPS software components 3. 4635 LPS hardware components5. Product differences/user considerations TABLE OF CONTENTSAppendices 6. Xerox customer resourcesGlossary IndexPage 4635 LPS Product Reference Introduction4635 Laser Printing System document set About the reference set· Command syntax for operator and system administrator procedures · LPS basic components and options bold Document conventions1.4635 LPS overview Software 4635 LPSOptions Input enablement device9-track magnetic tape drive 18-track cartridge tape driveExpanded disk memory 5.25-inch floppy disk driveExpanded bitmap memory Bar code readerEthernet graphic scanners Ethernet workstationsEquipment dimensions 4635 LPS specificationsClearance requirements Environmental requirementsHeat dissipation, optional peripheral 4635 LPS Installation Planning GuideLPS connection 4635 LPS featuresSystem controller PC UIPrinter Fonts FormsPaper handling Printed formatTypes of output Page Basic concepts LPS overviewSystem controller LPS interfacesLPS system disk storage and memory Printer Imaging subsystemXerographic subsystem Input LPS production process overviewFigure 2-3. 4635 input options BASIC CONCEPTSXEROX 4635 LASER PRINTING SYSTEM PRODUCT REFERENCE Types of data Special processingJob source library JSL files OutputFonts Figure 2-4. Character spacingFigure 2-5. Character spacing examples · Landscape · Portrait · Inverse landscape · Inverse portrait Page Major components System controller hardware components3.4635 LPS hardware components Figure 3-2. 4635 system controller Figure 3-3. System controller panel Figure 3-4 shows the 4635 LPS PC UI Figure 3-4. PC UI 4635 printer Printer hardware componentsSample tray Purge tray Printer control console Optional bypass transport Optional input enablement deviceFigure 3-8. Printer control console Figure 3-7. 4635 LPS with optional bypass transportAttention light Attention alarm4635 LPS software componentsLPS operating system Figure 4-1. Major LPS processing tasks Operating System Software functional descriptionOperator communication User Interface Software and User Dialog Software Printer SoftwareSoftware Report RPT task Works in connection with the Input taskXerox Printer Access Facility Optional host-resident software packagesXerox Pen Plotter Interface XPPI/DCF Host Forms Description LanguageXerox Print Services Manager LPS compatibility and comparison 5. Product differences/user considerationsUsing your 4635 as a backup LPS Results when run on 4635 V3A Job features fromWill this 4050/4090 V3.5 job print on my V3A?Results when run on 4635 V3A Job features fromTable 5-2. Will this 4650 V3.5 job print on my 4635 V3A? 4650Results when run on 4635 V3A Job features fromTable 5-3. Will this 4850 V3.7 job print on my 4635 V3A? 4850Results when run on 4635 V3A Job features fromWill this 9790 V2 print on my 4635 V3A? 9790Results when run on 4635 V3A Job features fromWill this 8790 V2 print on my 4635 V3A? 8790Checking paper sizes and special stocks Table 5-7. Specialty paper and stock for the LPS Checking JDL compatibility Comparing LPS print job resolutionTable 5-10. PDL parameters and commands not accepted by the 4635 LPS Checking PDL compatibilityCommand ParameterTable 5-11. PDL command parameters unique to the LPS CommandParameter DJDEs LPS comparisonLPS product comparison table LPS product comparison table continued Feature 4635 LPS edgemarking 4635 LPS user considerationsFigure 5-2. Edgemarking a landscape page Figure 5-1. Edgemarking a portrait pageFigure 5-3. Landscape orientation shift and skew 8.5 by 11 inches Registration shift and skewPaper size System page sizeFigure 5-4. Portrait orientation shift and skew 8.5 by 11 inches Error messages Virtual page sizeDeletions Print Darkness Interpolation and scanned images Switching paper size and feed modesPitch modes Pitch modeCleaning time between pitch mode changes LAN supportXerox support services 6. Xerox customer resourcesXerox Customer Support Center Xerox Connection Customer Service Support CenterXerox Documentation and Software Services Xerox Font CenterXerox Customer Documentation Catalog Xerox Supplies Order Service A. 4635/4635MX Audit log record OverviewMaster audit directory Description Master audit directory recordType LengthLog header record Audit log dataType DescriptionLength CommentsPage detail record Table A-4. Waste management detail record Waste management detail recordDescription TypeOperations log data record Strings Error flagsDates Record type codesAudit flags Completion status codesPrimary codes Secondary codes Key audit report calculationsGlossary File copied to a storage medium for safekeeping in case the compiler Printing on both sides front and back of a page. See also form Computer accessed by users which serves as a source of high library legalline feedIn the Xerox printing systems environment, a formatted page that Source file converted into machine language binary code operator command edgemarkingOn systems with XPAF, a job that is sent directly from a host to a raster static clusterMagnetic disk storage medium, usually of large capacity, that is Device equipped with a keyboard and connected to a computer turnaround wildcard weightwildcarding writeAcronyms CSI command status interface CSR customer service representative EPBIX enhanced page buffer interface IOM image output module microprocessor unit ROS raster output scanner RTC real-time clock XPAF, XPF Xerox Printer Access Facility XMS xerographic mode switching XNS Xerox Network SystemsXPSM Xerox Print Services Manager XJCF Xerox Job Control Facility XMP xerographic mode persistenceNumerals IndexP paper X Xerox S sample