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Chapter 5. Record Sequence Single-RIP System 5 - 2 IJPDS Formats The following rules apply to the sequence of font records: After an FDR, any record other than a CDR ends the subfont or regular font. An SFD may optionally be followed by one CDR, defining a character that becomes the default for any undefined character in the super font. After an SFD, any record other than CDR or FDR ends the super font. After an FDM, any record other than a CDM or CCD ends the regular font. After an SFM, any record other than a CDM or CCD ends the super font. Super fonts defined with SFD may be followed by regular fonts defined with FDM. FDRs following the SFD (and default CDR, if present) are subfonts of the super font. A CDM or CCD may follow an FDM, an SFM, or another CDM or CCD. A CDR may follow an FDR, an SFD, or another CDR. RIP, MSG, and NOP records which may occur do not affect the sequence of the font records. When continuation records for a character are used, the first CDR, CDM, or CCD for a character and its continuation records must be in the proper sequence in the job file. Apart from these restrictions and the default/null restrictions described in the CDR, CDM, and CCD descriptions in Chapter 4, characters in a font can be defined in any order. If required, fixed file records must occur after the fonts have been defined. Fixed files are optional and up to 256 fixed files can be present in a job file. A fixed file is started with a load fixed file record (LFF). The records that are permitted in fixed files are shown in Figure 5.1. A fixed file is ended with another LFF record or an end of fixed files (EFF) record. The variable data follows the EFF record. The first record of the variable data must be a start of document (SOD), start of document and cue (SDC), or message (MSG) record. The records that are permitted in the variable data section of the job file are shown in Figure 5.1. A document may not be split across tape volumes. The end of the job file is signaled by an end of job (EOJ) record.
Figure 5.1 Single RIP-record sequence Chapter 5. Record Sequence Single-RIP System Reference Guide 5 - 3
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KODAK VERSAMARK IJPDS Formats Refer
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FCC Compliance Statement This equip
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Scope Text Notations This manual us
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Contents Chapter 1. Overview KODAK
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Contents Appendix D. Indexing and M
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Chapter 1. Overview KODAK VERSAMARK
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Data Station RIPs Chapter 1. Overvi
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Pages and Page Buffers Chapter 1. O
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Chapter 1. Overview Image Positions
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Character cell Cursor positions Sta
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Definition Records for Category I F
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Fixed Files Chapter 1. Overview Fix
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Two Documents per Cue Chapter 1. Ov
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Tape Specifications Chapter 2. Magn
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Tape Labels Chapter 2. Magnetic Tap
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Tape Blocking Chapter 2. Magnetic T
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Record Information Chapter 4. Recor
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Chapter 4. Record Formats Compressi
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Chapter 4. Record Formats Job Contr
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Select RIP (RIP) The RIP record is
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Byte Position Bytes Field Name Desc
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Chapter 4. Record Formats Set Resol
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Chapter 4. Record Formats Super Fon
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Page 57 and 58: Byte Position Bytes Field Name Desc
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Page 65 and 66: Load Fixed File (LFF) Byte Position
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Page 73 and 74: Set Position (SPX) Byte Position By
Page 75 and 76: Chapter 4. Record Formats Set Relat
Page 77 and 78: Cursor Restore (CSR) Byte Position
Page 79 and 80: Set Font (SFT) Byte Position Bytes
Page 81 and 82: Image a Line (IML) Byte Position By
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Page 87 and 88: Chapter 4. Record Formats Unformatt
Page 89 and 90: Chapter 4. Record Formats Set Logic
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Page 97 and 98: Wait for Cue (WFC) Chapter 4. Recor
Page 99 and 100: Message (MSG) Byte Position Bytes F
Page 101 and 102: No Operation (NOP) Byte Position By
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Page 125 and 126: Table C.1 Printer support for IJPDS
Page 127 and 128: Appendix D. Indexing and Multi-File
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Page 131 and 132: Monochrome RIP Data Structure CMYK
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