How Prinergy searches for images
When searching for image files, Prinergy uses the following
information:
●
The location of the input PostScript file
●
The path and file name content of each OPI comment
●
The user-specified image search path from the Image Search Paths
dialog box
If you use multiple image search paths, the list of search paths in the
Image Search Paths dialog box determines the order in which they are
searched. In other words, the system searches the paths starting at the
top of the list in the Image Search Paths dialog box. Click the
Move Up
and
Move Down
buttons in the Image Search Paths dialog box to
rearrange the order of the search paths. See the example below.
To control the search, you can:
●
Determine whether Prinergy searches the subfolders of image
search paths by selecting or clearing the
Search Subfolders
check
box in the
Image Replacement
area of the
Fonts and Images
section of the process template. Prinergy searches the subfolders in
alphabetical order, and searches all immediate subfolders before
looking deeper. See the example below.
●
Ignore certain types of images by selecting the
Skip Images With
These Suffixes
check box and specifying the file extensions that you
want the search to omit.
●
Determine whether the refine process continues if an image is not
found by selecting or clearing the
Failing on missing images
check
box in the
Fonts and Images
section in the refine process template.
Example of searching multiple folders
Given the following conditions:
●
A Macintosh share (used when writing the PostScript file) named
MacVolume1
at
\\NT1\Share1\Folder1
.
●
The input PostScript file is located at
\
\NT1\Share1\Folder1\Folder2\PostScriptFile.ps
.
The Macintosh computer sees this location as
MacVolume1:Folder2:PostScriptFile.ps
.
●
One of the images used in the PostScript file is located at
\
\NT1\Share1\Folder1\ImageFolder\Image.eps
.
The Macintosh computer sees this location as
MacVolume1:ImageFolder\Image.eps
.
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