For example, if your Prinergy job name is
Docket12345
, and the
PrintLink configuration file says
AdmJobName=%job%
, the CIP3 tag in
the PPF file prints
/CIP3AdmJobname (Docket12345)
.
Variables specific to PrintLink
You can customize the CIP tags with any valid custom file naming
variables, but the following are specific to PrintLink.
Variable
Description
%jobcode%
This variable takes the job code value as defined in the
Prinergy job attributes. You can use this variable in
the
/CIP3AdmJobName
and
/CIP3AdmJobCode
tags.
%Side%
The variable prints
F
for front or
B
for back. Use this
variable with the
/CIP3AdmSheetName
tag.
%SideJapanese%
This variable prints
O
for Omote (front) and
U
for Ura
(back). Use this variable with the
/
CIP3AdmSheetName
tag for Japanese output.
%Lowpagenumber%
This variable prints the low page folio on any given
surface. It is the default variable for the
/PageNumber
tag, however, some newspaper press consoles require
the low page folio in the /
CIP3AdmJobName
tag.
%SignatureLetter%
This variable replaces the Prinergy signature number
with a letter. For example, signature
1
is replaced with
an
A
, signature
2
is replaced with a
B
, and so on.
Use this variable with the
/PageSection
tag.
Changing default press interface settings
You can edit the PrintLink configuration file to override the following
press interface defaults. You activate the tag by removing the
crosshatch (#) and then changing the default value (for example, from
=
false
to =
true
).
#AdmInkColors=true (to add spot colors in L*a*b*. This is useful for
Brisque customers who are migrating to Prinergy and use Heidelberg
Reader Stations.)
#AlwaysFront=true (to output backs to fronts.)
#SwapFrontswithBacks = true (to output so that back data appears
before front data)
#ReplaceUnderscoresFromJobName=false
#RotateWithPreviewMatrix=false
#OutputJDF=false
#OutputLowPageNumber=false
#UseImpoNameForAdmJobName=true
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