Specifying job attributes
- Create an attributes file called
filename.att
, where filename is the same as the file name of the print file. For example, if the print file isreport.pdf
, the attributes file isreport.pdf.att
. In this file, specify the attributes and values that you want. For example, to print three single-sided copies ofreport.pdf
,report.pdf.att
looks like this:copy-count = 3 sides = 1
Note: This file is the same format as an attribute file specified with the -X flag on a pdpr print command. For information about job and document attributes, see RICOH InfoPrint Manager: Reference. - Copy or move the attributes file to the hot folder. The
.att
file extension tells InfoPrint not to print the attributes file. You must make sure that the attributes file is either copied or moved to the hot folder before you copy or move the print file to the hot folder.Note: This step is optional because you can create the attributes file in the Hot Folder directory. - Copy or move the print file to the hot folder. InfoPrint looks for an attributes file with the same file name and submits the two files together.