Ricoh INFOPRINT XT GLD0-0025-01 User Manual
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Grayscale
substitution
for
Xerox
shading
InfoPrint
XT
can
interpret
and
convert
Xerox
shading
patterns
and
characters
to
grayscale.
This
improves
the
overall
visual
results
and
increases
the
readability
for
any
text
that
is
superimposed
on
the
shading.
These
restrictions
apply
to
grayscale
substitution
when
you
use
the
xshading
conversion
parameter
or
the
-c
option
of
the
pdxtloadres
command:
v
Grayscale
interpretation
of
Xerox
standard
shading
is
only
useful
with
printers,
archival
solutions,
and
viewing
solutions
that
support
Logical
Page
and
Object
Area
Coloring.
v
In
FRM
conversion,
this
enhancement
is
only
effective
for
shading
that
is
accomplished
by
the
SHADING
LIGHT
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MEDIUM
|
HEAVY
parameter
of
the
BOX
FSL
command.
It
has
no
effect
on
conversion
of
highlight
color
shading
that
is
accomplished
by
the
FILL
parameter
of
the
BOX
FSL
command.
v
In
data
stream
conversion,
this
enhancement
is
only
effective
for
shading
that
is
accomplished
by
the
use
of
the
shading
characters
in
FORMS$,
FORMSX,
or
ISISPX
fonts.
The
shading
enhancement
has
no
affect
on
shading
that
is
produced
by
text
fonts,
custom
fonts,
or
graphics
fonts.
v
When
converting
data
streams
that
use
the
FILE
DJDE
to
specify
one
or
more
inline
FRMs,
this
enhancement
controls
how
InfoPrint
XT
interprets
shading
in
all
the
inline
FRMs
in
the
job,
regardless
of
whether
the
input
data
stream
is
LCDS
or
metacode.
v
The
dot
patterns
in
certain
Xerox
standard
shading
code
points
do
not
fill
the
entire
area
that
the
code
point
represents,
which
leaves
white
space
on
one
or
more
sides.
The
grayscale
that
InfoPrint
XT
generates
for
these
and
other
Xerox
shading
code
points
fills
the
entire
area
and
leaves
no
white
space.
In
certain
shading
configurations,
this
can
cause
solid
grayscale
areas
to
look
larger
than
their
dot
pattern
counterparts.
Highlight-color
form
processing
InfoPrint
XT
does
not
support
highlight-color
shading
in
Xerox
FRMs.
If
the
use
of
highlight
color
is
restricted
to
only
the
text
in
the
form,
InfoPrint
XT
successfully
converts
the
form.
However,
the
resulting
AFP
overlay
is
black
and
white.
Highlight-color
image
processing
InfoPrint
XT
can
process
Xerox
highlight-color
images
that
use
Restricted
Raster
Encoding
and
produce
black-and-white
AFP
page
segments
that
correspond
to
the
images.
These
restrictions
apply
to
the
highlight-color
image
processing
that
InfoPrint
XT
does.
InfoPrint
XT
only
supports:
v
Interleaving
by
pixel
for
the
color
sample
and
the
black
sample
that
the
Xerox
image
contains.
InfoPrint
XT
does
not
support
interleaving
by
scan
line
or
interleaving
by
compressed-pixel
vector
array.
v
Highlight-color
images
that
use
the
portrait
scan
orientation.
v
A
maximum
of
two
samples
per
pixel;
one
color
sample
and
one
black
sample.
v
A
maximum
sample
value
of
one.
For
detailed
information
about
Xerox
highlight-color
images
and
Restricted
Raster
Encoding,
see
the
Xerox
Interpress
documentation:
v
Xerox
Interpress
Raster
Encoding
Standard:
XNS
Standard
178506,
January,
1985
v
Xerox
Interpress
Electronic
Printing
Standard:
XNSS
048601,
January,
1986
Chapter
1.
Introducing
InfoPrint
XT
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