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Monochrome RIP Data Structure<br />

CMYK RIP Data Structure<br />

Appendix E. IJQ File Format<br />

The IJQ file is a binary RIP setup file, which is used to set up the RIP<br />

positions, colors, and web sides in the IJPDS proofer software. The IJQ<br />

file must be stored in the same folder as its corresponding IJP file. In the<br />

IJQ file, there are two kinds of RIPs: Monochrome (Spot Color) RIP and<br />

CMYK RIP (which has four spot color RIPs).<br />

An IJQ file contains the RIP count followed by an array of RIP structures<br />

as shown below.<br />

1. BOOL isCMYK; (0 - Monochrome RIP, 1 - CMYK RIP) (0 in this<br />

case) [4 bytes]<br />

2. int web_Side; (0 - Front side, 1 - Back side) [4 bytes]<br />

3. float pos_In_Inches; (RIP position relative to the upper-left corner<br />

of the web template) [4 bytes]<br />

4. int <strong>ijpds</strong>_RIP_ID; (range can be between 0 and 15 including 0 and<br />

15 according to the IJPDS specification) [16 bytes]<br />

5. COLORREF color; (Refer to the WINDOWS SDK for information on<br />

making a COLORREF value based on Red, Green, and Blue<br />

numbers. Example: COLORREF color = RGB(255, 235, 200))<br />

[4 bytes]<br />

1. BOOL isCMYK; (0 - Monochrome RIP, 1 - CMYK RIP) (1 in this<br />

case)<br />

2. int web_Side; (0 - Front side, 1 - Back side)<br />

3. float pos_In_Inches; (RIP position relative to the upper-left corner<br />

of the web template)<br />

4. int <strong>ijpds</strong>_RIP_ID[4]]; (Four RIP IDs must be specified in order of<br />

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. Range can be between 0 and 15<br />

including 0 and 15 according to the IJPDS specification) [16 bytes]<br />

Reference Guide E - 1

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