Resource path names used in messages, Infoprint xt resource utility messages, Appendix – Ricoh INFOPRINT XT GLD0-0025-01 User Manual
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Appendix
D.
Resource
utility
messages
and
data
stream
converter
messages:
AIOxxxnnnx
This
section
lists
the
messages
that
the
InfoPrint
XT
for
Windows
(InfoPrint
XT)
resource
utility
and
Xerox
data
stream
converter
programs
can
issue.
Make
sure
that
you
see
the
appropriate
set
of
messages,
depending
on
whether
InfoPrint
XT
issues
them
while
loading
a
resource
or
while
converting
a
job.
Resource
path
names
used
in
messages
Some
of
the
messages
and
message
explanations
include
information
about
where
the
resource
utility
or
data
stream
converter
looked
for
reformatted
Xerox
resources
and
Advanced
Function
Presentation
(AFP)
resources.
The
reformatted
Xerox
resource
path
is
the
location
of
the
metrics
files
that
InfoPrint
XT
generates
when
you
load
a
Xerox
resource.
Depending
on
whether
you
loaded
them
as
common
resources,
loaded
them
in
a
specific
resource
group,
or
loaded
them
in
a
directory
of
your
choice,
the
reformatted
Xerox
resource
path
is
one
of
these:
v
%PDXTWORKDIR%\resources\common\metrics
v
%PDXTWORKDIR%\resources\
resgrp\metrics
v
C:\OtherDirectory\metrics
Note:
Reformatted
Xerox
resource
path
is
equivalent
to
metrics
directory,
the
term
that
other
areas
of
this
publication
use.
The
AFP
resource
path
is
the
directory
that
contains
the
AFP
resources
that
InfoPrint
XT
generates
when
you
load
Xerox
printable
resources.
The
AFP
resource
path
is
one
of
these:
v
%PDXTWORKDR%\resources\common
v
%PDXTWORKDR%\resources\
resgrp
v
C:\OtherDirectory
Note:
AFP
resource
path
is
equivalent
to
AFP
resource
directory,
the
term
that
other
areas
of
this
publication
use.
InfoPrint
XT
resource
utility
messages
Many
of
the
messages
contain
variable
data,
shown
in
italics,
which
InfoPrint
XT
replaces
with
specific
information
when
it
issues
the
messages.
A
vertical
bar
(|)
between
portions
of
variable
data
means
that
InfoPrint
XT
uses
only
one
of
the
variable-data
strings
when
it
issues
the
message.
The
error
condition
determines
the
variable-data
string
that
InfoPrint
XT
uses.
The
middle
three
characters
of
the
message
identifier
indicate
the
program
module
that
found
the
error.
This
chapter
replaces
these
with
the
characters
xxx.
These
characters
are
variable
and
have
no
meaning
to
users.
The
message
identifier
ends
with
a
letter
that
indicates
the
severity:
I
Informational.
Processing
continues.
This
corresponds
to
return
code
0.
The
resource
or
resources
processed
successfully.
W
Warning.
Processing
continues.
This
corresponds
to
return
code
4.
It
alerts
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