JPEG data

If you are printing JPEG data:

• Specify -odatatype=jpeg with the enq, lp, qprt, or lprafp command; or allow InfoPrint to identify the data type.
• InfoPrint automatically runs the jpeg2afp transform command.
• You can use these jpeg2afp options on the command line with enq, lp, qprt, or lprafp. For those options that accept a value, do not put a blank between the option and the value.
  • -o-aImageType
  • -o-algProcessingAlgorithms
  • -o-CConfigurationFile
  • -o-cmpcompression
  • -o-cmrcolorResourceName
  • -o-cropCropFactors
  • -o-fit{trim | scale}
  • -o-force
  • -o-gcorrGrayscaleMappingTable
  • -o-jScanOffsetFileName
  • -o-lImageLength
  • -o-MMemoryBound
  • -o-msspace
  • -o-msfSpaceFraction
  • -o-noterm
  • -o-nov
  • -o-outbitsNumberOfOutputBits
  • -o-outcolorOutputColorModel
  • -o-pPageRange
  • -o-pagetypePageType
  • -o-paperPaperSize
  • -o-rresolution
  • -o-respathResourceSearchPath
  • -o-rotrotation
  • -o-scaleImageSize
  • -o-tag{none | normal | passthru}
  • -o-term
  • -o-threshHalftoneFile
  • -o-v
  • -o-wImageWidth
  • -o-wrkdirWorkDirectory
  • -o-xLeftMargin
  • -o-yTopMargin

  For information about these options, see jpeg2afp command: transforms JPEG data to AFP.

  You cannot use the print command -o flag to pass the jpeg2afp -o option to specify an output file, or the @, -f, and -z options to specify input files.

  Note: The db2afp transform must be installed on the workstation where InfoPrint is installed.