The [BarrSystems] section of the INI file is required only when processing Xerox data sets with inline resources and when normalized data is being sent to the Xerox printer. This usually occurs when reprinting documents to Xerox printers. This section is not needed for viewing, reprinting to Windows printers, or for transforming.
During normalization, inline resources are extracted and saved into the spool folder along with the data set information. The normalized file will contain call-outs to resources needed to print each page. The extracted resources are available for viewing and transforming. The resources are automatically deleted when the data set is printed.
When reprinting data sets to the Xerox printer, the inline resources must be merged back into the data set. Additionally, it may be desirable to insert RSTACK commands before and after the data set. The DJDE search-and-replace parameters allow the normalized DJDE IDEN strings to be converted into strings that the printer can use.
Add this new section to the top of the INI file, before the [General] section. The INI file is stored in the C:\Transforms folder, unless otherwise specified when you configured the transformation software.
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[BarrSystems] |
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Parameter |
Description |
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DCO_STRING_IDEN |
Hexadecimal representation of the Xerox IDEN string used in the raw data. This is used to find the inline resources in the raw data file. The resources are saved to a file named DsDataN.RES. |
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DCO_STRING_RSTACK |
Optional parameter indicating the hexadecimal representation of the Xerox printer’s RSTACK command. If this value is present, RSTACK commands are inserted before and after the data set. |
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ReplaceOutJDE |
Optional parameter used to help handle multiple paper sizes. Set to 1 to replace the output JDE in the normalized file with the first JDE found in the raw data. |
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DCO_STRING_DJDESEARCH |
Hexadecimal representation of the Xerox IDEN string contained in the normalized file, usually 0x24444a444524. |
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DCO_STRING_DJDEREPLACE |
Hexadecimal representation of the Xerox IDEN string the printer is using, usually the same as DCO_STRING_IDEN. |