printer-end-sheet
Identifies the style of end sheet that the printer device uses.
GUI label
End sheet
DSS
AIX, CUPS, DFE, PSF
Type
Resettable, single-valued
Allowed Values
You can enter the name of any auxiliary sheet object. For PSF only, you can enter an identifier of an auxiliary-sheet object. The supplied auxiliary sheet objects include:
| Fixed Value | DSS | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| accounting-log | PSF | This value is technically valid, but should not be used for end sheets. |
| blank | PSF | The end sheet is blank. |
| brief | AIX, CUPS, PSF |
For AIX and PSF the end sheet style is brief. For CUPS the end sheet style is standard. |
| full | AIX, DFE, CUPS, PSF |
For AIX and PSF the end sheet style is full. For CUPS and DFE the end sheet style is standard. |
| job-ticket | PSF | The job ticket is printed on the end sheet. |
| none | AIX, DFE, CUPS, PSF | No end sheet prints. |
| 64xx | PSF | The end sheet style is for the 64xx and 6500 printers. |
Default Value
- AIX
- full
- CUPS, DFE, PSF
- none
Usage Guidelines
- PSF actual destinations can use auxiliary-sheet objects if they have valid psf-exit-xxx values. AIX actual destinations print auxiliary sheets, but they do not use auxiliary-sheet objects.
- InfoPrint verifies that the value of this attribute is a value of the end-sheets-supported attribute.
- For the AIX DSS and the PSF-Other DSS, if the destination-command attribute is set to pioinfo backend, InfoPrint Manager disables the auxiliary pages if it detects a Print and Hold job request.