Ricoh InfoPrint Pro C900AFP InfoPrint Manager - Page 242
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2. From the actual destination's Printer Properties notebook, click Tuning. 3. Find the Capture inline OTF resources radio button. If you can't see it, click Show more. 4. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select the Yes radio button for the Capture inline OTF resources setting. Using multiple fonts with limited printer memory When you are using the OpenType fonts and you receive the Out of memory error message, you can decrease the Maximum fonts to keep configuration item for InfoPrint Manager or increase the size of the character cache from the Printer console. To decrease the number of Maximum fonts to keep, complete these steps: 1. Right-click the actual destination in the InfoPrint Manager GUI and click Properties. 2. Click Tuning. 3. Find and change the Maximum fonts to keep value to a smaller number, such as 5. To increase the character cache size from the Printer's console, complete these steps: 1. Click Printer Definition. 2. Click Printer. 3. Click Resource Utilization. 4. Increase Font Usage to the highest setting. Using Unicode extended code pages Unicode Extended Code Pages (ECP) are code pages with additional information used by OpenType and TrueType fonts. This is a introduction for using extended code pages: v If OpenType and TrueType fonts are used without ECP, Unicode scalars must be defined in the hardcoded GUM (GCGID-to-Unicode-Mapping, where GCGID stands for Graphic Character Global IDentifier) table resident in the printer or code points will be undefined. While the use of predetermined mappings might meet many needs, if customization of GCGID to Unicode mappings is required, an extended code page must be used. v The extended code pages can be used on printers that do not support the extensions. However, the extensions will be stripped out of the code page as it is downloaded to the printer appearing as if an unextended code page was used. v The extended code pages are files on disk just like unextended code pages. The search order defined in the InfoPrint Manager: Reference in the description of the resource-context-font attribute still applies. However, a new file extension of .ECP is supported for all code pages. Inside the same directory, a code page with the .ECP file extension will be selected before any other code page with a matching name but a different file extension. v File extensions are secondary search criteria. The search order of directories is the primary search criterion when searching for any code page resource, including Unicode extended code pages. The first possible match on the resource name is used. For example, there might be two code pages called T1USV500.ECP and T1USV500. The T1USV500.ECP code page is located in a directory only specified by resource-context. The T1USV500 code page is located in a directory 228 InfoPrint Manager for AIX: Procedures