PostScript and PDF data

If you are printing PostScript or PDF data:

• Specify -odatatype=ps or -odatatype=pdf with the enq, lp, qprt, or lprafp command; or allow InfoPrint to identify the data type.
• InfoPrint automatically runs the ps2afp transform command. (The pdf2afp command is another name for ps2afp.)
• You can use these ps2afp flags on the command line with enq, lp, qprt, or lprafp. For those flags that accept a value, do not put a blank between the flag and the value.
  • -o-aOutputType
  • -o-c
  • -o-cmrcolorResourceName
  • -o-CConfigurationFile (the configuration file must be specified as a full path name)
  • -o-FFontMapFile[,…] (the font map files must be specified as full path names)
  • -o-gPageRange
  • -o-jnnnn
  • -o-lnnnn.nnnu
  • -o-Mnnnnn
  • -o-pPageRange
  • -o-Pnnnnn
  • -o-q
  • -o-rnnn
  • -o-SServerName
  • -o-snnnn
  • -o-tag{none | normal | passthru}
  • -o-wnnnn.nnnu
  • -o-xnnnn.nnnu
  • -o-ynnnn.nnnu

  For information about these flags, see pdf2afp and ps2afp commands: transform PDF or PostScript data to AFP.

  You cannot use the ps2afp -o flag to specify an output file.

  Note: The ps2afp transform must be installed on the workstation where InfoPrint is installed.