document-formats-ripped-at-destination
Identifies the document formats that can be ripped at this actual destination.
GUI label
Formats to RIP at destination
DSS
Email, PSF other-driver
Type
Resettable, multi-valued
Allowed Values
You can enter any of these fixed values:
| Fixed Value | Input Synonym | DSS |
|---|---|---|
| pcl | hppcl, hp-pcl | PSF other-driver |
| PSF other-driver | ||
| postscript | ps | PSF other-driver |
| tiff | PSF other-driver |
Note: You can set any document format for Email DSS.
Default Value
ascii for Email DSS
Usage Guidelines
- Particular InfoPrint Manager attributes negate the document-format-ripped-at-destination setting and force jobs to be transformed. For more information about these attributes, see InfoPrint Manager: Getting Started.
- When you specify the document-formats-ripped-at-destination attribute for a PSF other-driver actual destination that actual destination can be
used in three ways:
- To pass specified document-format jobs, especially with PostScript or PCL data, directly to the actual destination.
- To transform a job to AFP and then to PCL image when necessary.
- To transform all other datastreams (SAP, TIFF, JPEG, PDF, and so forth) to AFP and then to PCL image when necessary.
- When jobs are transformed, they print with PSF style auxiliary sheets, and the jobs obtain accounting information from PSF, which appears in the PSF accounting logs.
- When jobs are passed through directly to the actual destination, they print with “other-driver” style auxiliary sheets, and the jobs obtain accounting information the way the other driver does (for example, the way the AIX DSS obtains the information on AIX, and the way the Passthrough DSS obtains the information on Windows).
- When a document-format value is included in the document-formats-ripped-at-destination attribute list, the default-medium attribute value is ignored. The job is ripped at destination using the data stream settings when printing.