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COMPILING AND PRINTING FORMS
XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/DOCUPRINT 96MX LPS FORMS CREATION GUIDE 4-3
filename
Specifies the name of an FDL source file in the FSL directory on the
system disk that is to be used for source input to the FDL compiler.
The file extension, .FSL, may be included; no other extension is
allowed. The file name may not be a keyword option such as TRAY,
DEBUG, XPAN, and so on. These are reserved names that could
cause problems when you use a task outside the forms compiler.
NOPRINT Specifies that no listing of the FDL source statements, no form
summary, and no sample form are to be printed. However, if an error
occurs during the processing of the form, the listing and the summary
are printed.
TRAY Specifies that the sample form, source statement, and summary
sheet are to go to the sample tray instead of the currently active
output stacker.
DEBUG Specifies that no attempt to print the sample form is to be made. This
ensures that the source statement and summary sheet are printed
even if the sample form cannot be printed.
XPAN Specifies printing of the source statement of section expansion.
NOSOURCE Specifies that disk source file creation will be suppressed when
compiling from magnetic tape or disk, when the form name is the
same as the file name given.
PROOF Specifies that the FSL is to be compiled and the source statement
and or summary sheet is to be printed. No FRM file is generated.
SIMPLEX Specifies that the source statement and or summary sheet generated
with each compile is printed in simplex rather than duplex.
RES=300
or
RES=600 Specifies the resolution at which the form should be compiled.
TD
n
The tape drive containing the FSL if you are compiling from tape. All
DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX tape devices can be referenced using
TD0, TD1, and TD2. Refer to your
DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX
LPS Operations Referenc
e for detailed information.
Note: If the source file contains multiple form descriptions, the
system does not start printing until all forms have been compiled.
Compiling 600 spi forms A 600 spots per inch (spi) form can be compiled on a DocuPrint 96/
DocuPrint 96MX printer even though it may be unable to print the
form. It is important, however, that all 600 spi system fonts, logos,
and image files are loaded on that system prior to compilation.