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values are either 0, to indicate no holes, or 3, this is not intended to
identify a media with an arbitrary number of holes in arbitrary
locations, such as a printed novelty application.
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Ordered count (not supported):
The sixth <cardinal> specifies the
ordered count. This is the number of possible media instances, in an
identifiable and sequenced collection of media, that will be repeated
within the insert. For example, this value is the number of tab
positions when tabs are to be inserted. Ordered count can be any
integer in the range of 0 (zero), to indicate no ordered count, to 100.
Example
%XRXbegin: 002.00.00
%XRXdocumentPaperColors: white
%XRXpageExceptions: 7 8 216 279 red opaque acmep_ing 0 12 75
%XRXpageExceptions: 35 36 216 279 red opaque acmep_ing 0 12 75
%XRXpageExceptions: 41 42 216 279 blue opaque acmep_ing 0 12 75
%XRXpageExceptions: 49 50 216 279 red opaque acmep_ing 012 75
%XRXpageExceptions: 59 60 216 279 red opaque acmep_ing 012 75
%XRXend
%PDF-1.3
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Adding Dynamic Page Exceptions in VIPP Format
Dynamic page exceptions are supported through SETMEDIA and are
defined in the
Xerox VIPP Reference Manual .
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The SETMEDIA command sets the media requirement. In the syntax
example, SETMEDIA sets MediaType, MediaColor, and MediaWeight
as the current media type requirements for subsequent pages.
The Spire CXP8000 color server mapping is similar to the mapping of
PostScript and Variable Print Specification file formats.
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The MediaType value is mapped to the paper stock name.
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The MediaColor is mapped to the paper stock color.
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The MediaWeight is mapped to the paper stock weight.
For more information about PostScript and Variable Print Specification
formats, see
Adding Dynamic Page Exceptions in PostScript and Variable
Print Specification Formats
on page 276