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Table 2. Separately-priced features available with InfoPrint Manager Server InfoPrint Manager Features Description | Print-On-Demand Feature Print-On-Demand is the commercial print option | (LCD4-5644) available with InfoPrint Manager for AIX. With this support you can obtain: v Personalized Print Markup Language (PPML) transform, which is an emerging XML-based data stream that can include PDF, PostScript, TIFF, and JPEG objects. The PPML transform converts PPML data into AFP data v InfoPrint Manager server (Basic) v InfoPrint Submit Express v InfoPrint Job Ticketer v Halftone Management System v IBM 32-bit Runtime Environment for Windows, Java 2 Technology Edition, Version 5.0 SR6 SAP Print Feature (LCD4-5646) A business enterprise that uses SAP can use this print feature to print to InfoPrint Manager for AIX. The SAP Print Feature contains the sap2afp transform for converting both Advanced Business Application Programming (ABAP) data and Output Text Format (OTF) data to AFP for printing, the SAP OMS (Output Management Support) support for obtaining enhanced status regarding print jobs, and the SAPconnect support for both sending and receiving faxes on a SAP R/3 system. See the SAP R/3 Printing and Configuration Guide, S550-1051, on the InfoPrint Solution Company web site. To obtain the latest version of this manual from the World Wide Web, see: http://www.infoprint.com Page Printer Formatting Aid (PPFA) Feature (LCD4-5647) PPFA lets users of Advanced Function Presentation (AFP) products create form definitions and page definitions on a variety of different operating systems. These definitions specify how pages of printed output are formatted and how the printer should handle the physical sheets of paper. Using PPFA, you can turn unformatted z/OS or ASCII line data into highly effective documents without making changes to the application program. Japanese PostScript Feature (LCD4-5656) This feature lets InfoPrint Manager users to print the Kanji fonts required by PostScript. Workgroup Printer Engine (LCD4-5649) Required to install and use InfoPrint-driven printers that print in the range of 0 to 62 pages per minute. Low Speed Printer Engine (LCD4-5650) Required to install and use InfoPrint-driven printers that print in the range of 63 to 91 pages per minute. Medium Speed Printer Engine (LCD4-5651) Required to install and use InfoPrint-driven printers that print in the range of 92 to 116 pages per minute. High Speed Printer Engine (LCD4-5652) Required to install and use InfoPrint-driven printers that print 117 pages per minute or faster. Chapter 9. Reviewing software components 45

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Table 2. Separately-priced features available with InfoPrint Manager Server
InfoPrint Manager Features
Description
Print-On-Demand Feature
(LCD4-5644)
Print-On-Demand is the commercial print option
available with InfoPrint Manager for AIX. With this
support you can obtain:
v
Personalized Print Markup Language (PPML)
transform, which is an emerging XML-based data
stream that can include PDF, PostScript, TIFF, and
JPEG objects. The PPML transform converts PPML
data into AFP data
v
InfoPrint Manager server (Basic)
v
InfoPrint Submit Express
v
InfoPrint Job Ticketer
v
Halftone Management System
v
IBM 32-bit Runtime Environment for Windows, Java
2 Technology Edition, Version 5.0 SR6
SAP Print Feature (LCD4-5646)
A business enterprise that uses SAP can use this print
feature to print to InfoPrint Manager for AIX. The SAP
Print Feature contains the
sap2afp
transform for
converting both Advanced Business Application
Programming (ABAP) data and Output Text Format
(OTF) data to AFP for printing, the SAP OMS (Output
Management Support) support for obtaining enhanced
status regarding print jobs, and the SAPconnect
support for both sending and receiving faxes on a SAP
R/3 system. See the
SAP R/3 Printing and Configuration
Guide
, S550-1051, on the InfoPrint Solution Company
web site.
To obtain the latest version of this manual from the
World Wide Web, see:
Page Printer Formatting Aid (PPFA)
Feature (LCD4–5647)
PPFA lets users of Advanced Function Presentation
(AFP) products create form definitions and page
definitions on a variety of different operating systems.
These definitions specify how pages of printed output
are formatted and how the printer should handle the
physical sheets of paper. Using PPFA, you can turn
unformatted z/OS or ASCII line data into highly
effective documents without making changes to the
application program.
Japanese PostScript Feature
(LCD4-5656)
This feature lets InfoPrint Manager users to print the
Kanji fonts required by PostScript.
Workgroup Printer Engine
(LCD4-5649)
Required to install and use InfoPrint-driven printers
that print in the range of 0 to 62 pages per minute.
Low Speed Printer Engine
(LCD4-5650)
Required to install and use InfoPrint-driven printers
that print in the range of 63 to 91 pages per minute.
Medium Speed Printer Engine
(LCD4-5651)
Required to install and use InfoPrint-driven printers
that print in the range of 92 to 116 pages per minute.
High Speed Printer Engine
(LCD4-5652)
Required to install and use InfoPrint-driven printers
that print 117 pages per minute or faster.
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