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when the resource in which they reside becomes the current
resource.
User-downloaded PCL objects (with the exception of palettes) are
identified by an ID when they are downloaded. The ID is usually set
by the file performing the download. If not, the system will provide a
default value (normally 0, but this can be set using the %%Include-
Feature:install DOC command). If two objects of the same type are
provided with the same ID, the last one received replaces the former.
From that point on, downloaded objects are accessible by their IDs.
A resource is a location where downloaded objects such as fonts,
macros, and patterns are stored. The printer has one default resource
and one additional resource for each attached hard disk. All down-
loaded objects are stored in file systems which reside on these
resources. The RAM1: resource may be used as the default, but sys-
tems with at least one hard disk use the system disk instead. So, for
any hard disk-equipped printer, all downloaded objects (except pal-
ettes, which require special handling) are stored on disk. The default
resource and one of the additional resources can reside on the same
hard disk, but they will be located in different directories of that
resource’s file system.