2019.2

-yCopyContents : Enable Copying Text and Graphics from Document
-yUse128Bit : Use 128-bit Encryption
-yAssembleDocument : Enable Assemble Document (128-bit encryption only)
-yExtractText : Enable Text and Graphics Extraction (128-bit encryption only)
-yLowResolutionPrint : Enable Lower-level Resolution Printing (128-bit encryption
only)
Tips ----------------------------------------------------
. using quotation mark for complicated string, for example,
-dKeywords:"key1, key2"
. you can convert multi- PCL files at one time, for instance,
-iFile1.pcl -iFile2.pcl
. for second watermark, please add '1' after each keyword, for example,
-wSize:10 to set first watermark font size, -wSize1:12 for the second.
. ICC Profiles for output intent are stored in the folder pointed to by "ICCPath
" defined
in the register or in the default folder c:\program files\lincoln\lincpd
f and the
profiles info are described in the text file: CMYKICCProfiles.txt in the
same folder.
C:\Program Files\Objectif Lune\OL Connect\LPDFConv\Bin
*/
Data mapping workflow
A data mapping workflow is a series of extraction instructions, called steps. These steps
process and extract the data from the source and store them in records whose structure is
determined in the Data Model (see "The Data Model" on page286). Together with the data
source settings, the Data Model, and the sample data, this is what makes a data mapping
configuration (See "Data mapping configurations" on page226).
The data mapping workflow is shown on the Steps pane at the left (see "Steps pane" on
page355).
Creating a data mapping workflow
A data mapping workflow always starts with the Preprocessor step and ends with the
Postprocessor step. These steps allow the application to perform actions on the data file itself
before it is handed over to the data mapping workflow ("Preprocessor step" on page274) and
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