Xerox 6180N Using LCDS Print Description Language - Page 106

PDL principles and procedures Table 1-15. Highlight color commands (Continued) Command DJDE Color parameter available? IRESULT Yes LOGO Yes NUMBER Yes XMP Yes For detailed information on the syntax and use of these PDL commands and DJDEs, refer to the Print Description Language Reference for your 4850/4890 or DP92 HighLight Color LPS. Downloading highlight color JDLs to your FreeFlow Print Server You can download color JDLs to your FreeFlow Print Server LCDS systems. When compiled on a Xerox 4850, 4890, or DP92, these JDLs can then be used on the FreeFlow Print Server, the 4850/4890 LPS, or the DP92C LPS. Any inks that you specified in the JSL are replaced by black ink when printed on monochrome FreeFlow Print Server-based LCDS systems; however, they print in the specified inks on your 4850, 4890, or DP92C HighLight Color LPS as well as the Xerox DT 128/155/ 180 HLC. HighLight color LPS forms Because the FreeFlow Print Server LCDS systems do not have a forms compiler, you cannot compile forms or form source libraries (FSLs) at your print server. Forms for FreeFlow Print Server LCDS jobs may be created on your FreeFlow Print Server, but they must be compiled at another Xerox LPS. After they are compiled, forms can be copied to the FreeFlow Print Server LCDS system disk from tape, CD, or diskette; or they can be downloaded from the host using File Transfer Protocol (FTP) or the FILE DJDE. The FreeFlow Print Server LCDS systems can print forms that were created in color. It is important to note that forms need not contain color unique forms source library (FSL) commands in order to be classified as colored forms. You can generate them by the following methods: • Compiling the FSL using the 4850/4890 or DP92C HighLight Color LPS Forms Description Language (FDL) compiler • Converting the monochrome form to color with the File Conversion Utility (FCU) resident on the 4850, 4890, or DP92C HighLight Color LPS 1-80 Using LCDS Print Description Language