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    macinsmith is offline Junior Member
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    Default Generating PPML documents

    I'm a PPML nubie. I have an application where I'm trying to generate PPML documents for a PPML workflow on a high-end Xerox printer. I've read the PPML ref , PPML imposition and PPML templates document from PODI. What I would like is an example of how to generate Postscript commands and insert them into a PPML document in the <INTERNAL_DATA> stanza tag. I've tried base 64 encoding them too. I think I may be getting hung up on the <SUPPLIED_RESOURCE> stanza but I don't know what to put there since I don't what supplied resource needs to be included. I have no "Font" or "ProcSet" that needs to be included.

    Does anyone have a "hello world" example using a simple Postscript document?

    Thanks

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    Gramshi is offline Member
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    Postscript "hello world" examples:
    Let me google that for you

    also you need adobe "Blue Book", "Green Book" and specially "Red Book".

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    Default Sample PPML Document

    Are you having problems with PPML in general, or with PostScript? Is the RIP rejecting the file for some reason? For simple jobs, there's no need to use SUPPLIED_RESOURCE and the like.

    Attached is a simple PPML document, with a "Hello world!" text in PS, positioned in an A4 page. Change the extension to "ppml".
    The file validates against PODI's CheckPPML software (except for a single declaration "error"), so it should work on any PPML compliant RIP.
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