Chapter 3. customizing infoprint xt, Terms used in this chapter, Setting environment variables – Ricoh INFOPRINT XT GLD0-0025-01 User Manual
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Chapter
3.
Customizing
InfoPrint
XT
This
chapter
describes
how
to
customize
InfoPrint
XT
for
Windows
(InfoPrint
XT).
All
procedures
in
this
chapter
are
optional;
you
do
not
have
to
do
them
to
use
InfoPrint
XT.
Terms
used
in
this
chapter
Some
topics
in
this
chapter
use
the
term
ServerName_JobIdentifier.
In
combined
InfoPrint
Manager
for
Windows
(InfoPrint
Manager)
and
InfoPrint
XT
installations,
ServerName_JobIdentifier
is
the
InfoPrint
Manager
job
identifier.
The
job
identifier
consists
of
the
name
of
the
InfoPrint
Manager
server
that
processed
the
job,
followed
by
an
underscore
and
a
10-digit
number.
If
you
process
a
job
using
the
pdxtx2afp
command,
InfoPrint
XT
uses
a
format
of
jobname-jobID-n
as
the
job
identifier.
InfoPrint
XT
automatically
derives
the
jobname
and
the
jobID,
and
assigns
a
unique
sequence
number
n.
If
InfoPrint
XT
cannot
derive
the
job
name
and
the
job
ID,
it
uses
UNKNOWN-UNKNOWN-
n
as
the
job
identifier.
This
chapter
also
uses
specific
terms
to
represent
directories
on
the
Windows
system.
%PDXTINSTDIR%
represents
the
InfoPrint
XT
directory
for
its
software
files.
The
default
directory
is:
C:\Program
Files\IBM\Infoprint
XT
%PDXTWORKDIR%
represents
the
InfoPrint
XT
directory
for
variable
data.
The
default
directory
is:
C:\Program
Files\IBM\Infoprint
XT\var\pdxt
If
you
installed
InfoPrint
XT
in
a
different
directory,
or
if
you
change
the
working
directory,
substitute
the
location
that
you
specified
for
the
base
installation
location
of
C:\Program
Files\IBM\Infoprint
XT
in
the
paths.
See
and
Setting
environment
variables
You
can
set
environment
variables
to
control
certain
aspects
of
InfoPrint
XT
resource
processing
and
job
processing.
If
you
set
the
InfoPrint
XT
environment
variables
as
system
variables,
they
are
available
to
all
user
accounts
on
the
system.
If
you
set
them
as
user
variables,
they
are
only
available
for
the
user
account
that
you
used
when
you
set
them.
Notes:
1.
To
change
system
variables,
you
must
log
in
with
a
user
account
that
is
a
member
of
the
Windows
computer
administrator
group.
2.
To
access
the
Windows
interface
from
which
you
can
set
environment
variables,
click
Start→Control
Panel→System
.
Then,
click
the
Advanced
tab
and
click
Environment
Variables
.
3.
After
you
add
an
environment
variable
or
change
the
value
for
an
environment
variable,
restart
the
Windows
system.
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