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PRINT FORMAT COMMANDS
6-90 XEROX DOCUPRINT 180 LPS PDL REFERENCE
— When feeding from tab stock:
– Be sure to revert the DJDEs back to:
FEED=
regular-stock
SIMPLEX=YES or DUPLEX=YES
after printing the tab stock.
– Ensure that PFEED does not specify the tray that
contains the tab stock.
– Use the OSTK command before running a tab job.
• Specifying a tab as a form
To define a form that is to be used as a tab in a form call out, it
is recommended that you code your applications with the
following specifications:
— JSL must specify PAPERSIZE=USLETTER (or 8.5, 11)
— FSL must specify PAPERSIZE IS 9 BY 11 (or 8.5 by 11)
with 1/2 inch tab.
— One tray must be dedicated for tabs. The JSL must specify
which cluster name/reference contain the tab stock. Be
sure to select an alternate tray as the PFEED source.
— A DJDE JDE, JDL switch that defines the following:
PAPERSIZE = (9, 11) or 8.5 by 11 with 1/2 inch tab
FEED=tab-cluster
DUPLEX=YES or DUPLEX=NO
FORM=XXXXXX
Width specified for ordered stock must be zero.
Specify TABS in the ordered stock statement so that
dynamic width checking will be disabled.
A corresponding DJDE JDE, JDL switch to print regular
paper stock. Note that the ordered stock statement
specified in a DJDE JDE, JDL and a regular stock DJDE
JDE, JDL must be exactly alike.
You may define the ordered stock statement at the job or
the system level. If you define it at the job level, you must
ensure that the ordered stock command defined from one
JDE, JDL to the other are exactly alike. The reason is
because the input task contains an internal mod/pos table
that keeps track of the current mod/pos values for the job.
This table is initialized at report set-up time through values
found in the START JDE or JDL command. When a DJDE
JDE or JDL is specified (with an ordered stock command),
the input task will then reinitialize its internal mod/pos table
with values in the DJDE JDE or JDL if it finds that the
ordered stock command found in the START JDE or JDL is
different from those defined in the DJDE JDE or JDL.
However, if both commands are alike, the input task will not
reinitialize the internal mod/pos table. In order to check if the
internal mod/pos table is being initialized, you will
experience tab stocks that start purging before every tab is
imaged (because MOD/POS is always initialized for every
tab page).