Resetting attributes to the default value

This chapter shows default values for all attributes. For some attributes, the default value is no value.

When you create an object, InfoPrint assigns a default value (or values, for some multi-valued attributes) to each attribute. You can override these default values by specifying a different value using the -x and -X flags of the pdmod or pdset commands.
You can change values back to their default values by using the pdmod or pdset commands and specifying the attribute name followed by two equals signs, ==, without any attribute value.
For example, this command:
```
pdset -x "printer-end-sheet==" Serv3-pp
```
sets the value assigned to printer-end-sheet for the actual destination Serv3-pp back to its default value.
Deleting all the values from a multi-valued attribute or deleting the value of a single-valued attribute sets the attribute value to the default values.
Setting a job or document attribute to the default results in the attribute getting set to the value of the default job's default attribute or the default document's default attribute.