Printing graphic data

Each time you reference a graphic resource, it can be manipulated in these ways:

• Placed in any position on the page.
• Scaled to any size; that is, enlarged or reduced, by the printer.
• Rotated by the printer.
• Clipped so that only part of the graphic is printed.

For more information about how to code graphics resources and what options can be specified, see Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004.

Because graphic data is stored in vector representation, it is always resolution-independent. That is, graphic data can be printed at the same size on any printer that supports graphic data objects, regardless of the resolution of the printer.

Most printers, such as the InfoPrint 70, InfoPrint 2000, and InfoPrint 4100, support graphics. To determine whether your printer does, see the documentation provided with the printer.