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l Output Type choices:
l Prompt for file name: Select to output to a local file on the hard drive. When this
option is selected, no other configuration is necessary. A Save As dialog will appear
to allow selection of the folder and file name.
l Directory: Select to output to a local folder on the machine.
Selecting this will open the Directory Options sub-group, which has these options:
l Job Output Mask: The name of the file that will output.
You could write the Job Output Mask directly into this edit box (for a list of
available variables see "Print output variables" on page1548), or you could
create a Mask via the Options button. This opens the custom dialog: Job
Output Mask Dialog.
The Job Output Mask may contain (dynamic) folder names, for example:
${document.metadata['Country']}\${template}.
The evaluated value of the Job Output Mask is taken as a path relative to the
folder specified by the Job Output Folder (the next option in this dialog). The
Job Output Folder must exist, but folders specified in the Job Output Mask will
get created if they don't exist.
l Job Output Folder: The path on the disk where the file is produced. Please
note that the folder must exist, or output will fail when produced through the
server.
l LPR Queue: Select to send the print job to an LPR queue. It is assumed that the
print technology is supported by the system receiving the LPR job.
l Local Printer: The IP or host name of the printer or machine where the LPD is
installed and will receive
l Queue Name: The queue name that will accept the job on the LPD. Default is
generally "auto".
l Job Owner Name: Optional entry for adding the name of the job owner.
l Job Name: The name of the output file. You can use ${template} as a variable
for the name of the Designer Template used to generate the output. (See also:
"Print output variables" on page1548.)
l Windows Printer: Select to send the Print Job to a printer queue (note that this is an
actual printer queue, not a Workflow Printer Queue).
For non-PDFoutput, the job will be first rendered as a PDF before being printed
through the Windows driver.
For PDF output the Adobe Library is used.
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