IPP Mail Archive: IPP> MOD - DESCRIPTION OF ADDITIONAL TEXT FORMATTING ATTRIBUTES

IPP> MOD - DESCRIPTION OF ADDITIONAL TEXT FORMATTING ATTRIBUTES

Keith_Carter@aussmtp.austin.ibm.com
Wed, 5 Mar 1997 10:01:34 -0500

Based on email and discussion with Bob H., here is the
proposal for additional text formatting attributes:

5.2.8.15 font-style (type2Enum)

This job attribute specifies the style of the font to
use for all text in the document.

The standard values are:
normal The characters are upright.
bold The characters are bolded or highlighted.
italic The characters are italicized.
bold-italic The characters are bolded and italicized.

NOTE TO MODEL TEAM: There are more styles but I tried
to list the most common styles to hit the 80-20 rule so
we don't spend too much time on this matter.

5.2.8.16 insert-line-numbers (boolean)

This job attribute specifies that the lines should be
numbered in the document. Line numbers will appear
throughout the document on the left side of each printed
line. The number of the first line of the first page shall
be 1. The number of the first line each page, except the
first page, shall be one more than the number of the last
line of the previous page. The Printer shall not number
header and footer lines.

5.2.8.17 text-border (boolean)

This job attribute specifies that a border shall be drawn
around each column of text on each page within the document.
A Printer shall determine the size and position of each
border from the size and position of the text column, and
not from the position, length or width of the text within
the text column. For example, the border for a text column
is the same whether the text fills the column or ends part
way down the column.

The standard values are:

yes Draw a border.
no Do not draw a border.

5.2.8.18 word-wrap (boolean)

This job attribute specifies how long lines are printed in
the document.

The standard values are:

yes Any text that extends beyond the right margin is
moved to the next print line.
no Any text that extends beyond the right margin is
truncated at the right margin.

Keith