Supported objects and controls
The AFP to PCL transform supports
these objects and controls:
- AFP resources
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- Line data
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- Carriage control (ANSI, machine)
- CHARS
- Mixed line data and AFP records
(including IDM, IMM)
- Record-format line data
- Traditional line data
- Table reference characters
- Shift-out/shift-in for DBCS data: SOSI1,
SOSI2, SOSI3, and SOSI4 options
- MO:DCA-P objects
-
- Bar Code Object Content Architecture (BCOCA) (see Table 2 for the
bar codes that the AFP to PCL
transform supports)
- Font Object Content Architecture (FOCA):
- Single-byte character set (SBCS) fonts:
- 300-pel raster fonts (fixed and relative metrics)
- 240-pel raster fonts (fixed and relative metrics)
- AFP outline fonts
- Double-byte character set (DBCS) fonts:
- 300-pel raster fonts (fixed and relative metrics)
- 240-pel raster fonts (fixed and relative metrics)
- AFP outline fonts
- TrueType, OpenType, and WorldType fonts
- Graphic Object Content Architecture (GOCA): All functions
Note:
The transform
positions GOCA characters like normal text by using the font size
in the GOCA data stream. Characters are not scaled, and the cell size
in the GOCA data stream is ignored. The printed output will be similar
to the output on most newer IBM® AFP printers. This positioning method
is likely to produce the most readable output.
- Image (IM): All functions, in single and double dot,
in all rotations
- Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA):
- FS45 tiled, compressed, and uncompressed image objects
except: Include Tile parameter, Referencing Tile structure, IOCA Tile
Resource structure
- Uncompressed, compressed MMR, G3, G4, RL4, JPEG baseline and extended
- IDE 1-8, 24 (lookup table)
- Map Media Type (MMT)
- Object
containers for PDF documents and GIF, JFIF, JPEG, and TIFF image objects
- Offset stacking
- Presentation Text Object
Content Architecture (PTOCA1, PTOCA2)
- XML data
- XML data encoded in EBCDIC (code page IBM-1047).
The XML data encoding must match the encoding scheme defined in the
page definition.
Table 2 lists the bar codes that the AFP to
PCL transform supports.
Table 2. Bar codes that AFP to PCL transform supportsCode | Bar code type |
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X'01' | Code 39 (3-of-9 Code), AIM USS-39 | X'02' | MSI (modified Plessey code) | X'03' | UPC/CGPC--Version A | X'05' | UPC/CGPC--Version E | X'06' | UPC--Two-digit Supplemental (Periodicals) | X'07' | UPC--Five-digit Supplemental (Paperbacks) | X'08' | EAN-8 (includes JAN-short) | X'09' | EAN-13 (includes JAN-standard) | X'0A' | Industrial 2-of-5 | X'0B' | Matrix 2-of-5 | X'0C' | Interleaved 2-of-5, AIM USS-I 2/5 | X'0D' | Codabar, 2-of-7, AIM USS-Codabar | X'11' | Code 128, AIM USS-128 | X'16' | EAN Two-digit Supplemental | X'17' | EAN Five-digit Supplemental | X'18' | POSTNET | X'1A' | RM4SCC | X'1B' | Japan Postal Bar Code | X'1C' | Data Matrix (2D bar code) | X'1D' | MaxiCode (2D bar code) | X'1E' | PDF417 (2D bar code) | X'1F' | Australia Post Bar Code | X'20' | QR code (2D bar code) | X'21' | Code 93 | X'22' | USPS Four-State - Intelligent Mail Barcode
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