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[Substitution Strings]: “Input String #” and “Output String#”
21. [Substitution Strings]
21.1.
“Input String #” and “Output String#”
The [Substitution Strings] configuration page is divided into 16
“string sets”, each consisting of an input string and an output
string.
The syntactical rules for input strings and output strings are the
same as for “String Before” and “String After” (as described in
“[Logical Printers 1-8]” [page 151]
).
Each input string or output string can fill up to 100 encoded
Bytes (see
“Basic Rules and Encoded Bytes” [page 239]
in the
appendix on string syntax).
String sets entered in the [Substitution Strings] configuration
page have no effect until you set up a logical print which will
use one or more of them (
“String Before and String After”
[page 155]
).
When your chosen logical printer is configured to use a given
string set, the data stream in a job directed to that logical
printer will be inspected. If there is a string exactly matching
“Input String #”, it will be removed and be replaced with “Output
String #” in the same set.
Summary of Contents for Intermate 100
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