Xerox FreeFlow manual Logo Djde options and definitions

Using Dynamic Job Descriptor Entries (DJDEs)

Table 5-41. LOGO DJDE options and definitions (Continued)

Option	Definition
units	Specifies the unit of measure for the vertical and horizontal positions of the
	logo on the page. Available units are:
	•	DOTS
	•	CM (centimeters)
	•	IN (inches)
	• UN (user defined unit)
	• XDOTS (DOTS at 600 spi)
	If UN is specified, the user defined positioning unit must be previously defined
	by the OUTPUT UNITS command in the current JDE or JDL.
	The default positioning unit is IN.
H	HOLD
	Specifies that the logo that is invoked by the DJDE will be held and imaged
	without further callouts and at the same position on all subsequent pages until
	it is canceled by a CANCEL DJDE.
	A logo that is specified in a DJDE appears only on the current page unless the
	H option is specified.
	NOTE: If any character other than H, or any additional character, is detected in
	the fourth parameter position of this command, the system declares a syntax
	error.
HERE	Specifies that the upper left corner of the logo will be positioned at, or relative
	to, the top of the next printed line, and the current left margin.
HADJ	HORIZONTAL ADJUSTMENT
	Specifies that an adjustment will be made to the horizontal position of the left
	edge of the logo, relative to the position defined by the HERE option.
VADJ	VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT
	Specifies that an adjustment will be made to the vertical position of the left
	edge of the logo, relative to the position defined by the HERE option.
+ –	Specifies a positive or negative positioning of the tvalue.
	When following HADJ, + shifts the logo to the right, and – shifts it to the left.
	When following VADJ, + shifts the logo downward on the page and – shifts it
	upward.
tvalue	Specifies the amount of the adjustment signaled by the HADJ or VADJ
	parameter for a logo on the page. May be specified in inches (IN), centimeters
	(CM), user defined units (UN), DOTS, or XDOTS (600 spi dots). The default
	unit is IN.
INKS	Specifies that the ink references that follow will override the inks that were
	defined in the image file.
inkref	ink reference
	Specifies the inks that override the corresponding inks specified in the ink list of
	the image file.

Using LCDS Print Description Language 5-51