MINOLTA-QMS Crown Document Option Commands, Справочное руководство

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Use this command only if the page size has not been specified within the job itself. There
is no way to override a page size specified within the job.
Setting Margins
The margins command defines the usable area of the physical sheet where logical pages
can be placed. The margins established by this command take effect after the sheet has
been oriented by the orientation command.
Notes The <physical> sizes refer to the set of paper which the printer can support. The
<physical> sizes may change for different printers.
* indicates current default input bin and other bins of the same size
Default Current default paper for the printer (product specific).
Syntax %%IncludeFeature: margins (< left> <top> <right> <bottom> <alternate>)
<left> Distance in centipoints (1/7200") that the logical page spot is offset toward the
bottom from the top edge of the page.
Default: 0
<top> Distance in centipoints (1/7200") that the logical page spot is offset toward the
bottom from the top edge of the page.
Default: 0
<right>
Distance in centipoints (1/7200") that the logical page spot is offset to the left
from the right edge of the page.
<bottom>
Distance in centipoints (1/7200") that the logical page spot is offset toward the
top from the right edge of the page.
<alternate> off (do not exchange any margins) |
left (exchange left and right margins) |
top (exchange top and bottom margins)
Notes The <alternate> parameter alternates the left and right, or top and bottom, sheet
margins for every other sheet. The directions (<left>, <right>, <top>, <bottom>)
are applied to the sheet after is has been oriented. Alternating the left and right
margins may be useful for duplex printing on 3-hole punched paper. Alternating
top and bottom margins is useful for tumble duplex printing. However, alternation
may be specified for single-sided print jobs as well. For example, you may want a
single-sided master of a job that is to be copied double sided.
Default
%%IncludeFeature: margins (0 0 0 0 off)