> From: Zehler, Peter [mailto:PZehler@crt.xerox.com]
> The client
> also supplies the job template attribute "sides" with a value of
> 'two-sided-long-edge'.
I can't comment on your question, but it did make me wonder about another
one related to the SIDES attribute: does the "long edge" change between
"portrait" orientation and "landscape"? Or is the keyword name assuming
"portrait" orientation regardless of what the actual orientation of the
particular job is? That is, is "portrait/two-sided-long-edge" the same as
"landscape/two-sided-short-edge"...i.e. "head-to-head", or are
"portrait/two-sided-long-edge" and "landscape/two-sided-long-edge" both
going to get me "head-to-head" outputs?
It it's the later, then the keywords are named poorly (I know it's a bit
late to comment on that). Perhaps "head-to-head" and "head-to-foot" or
"tumbled" might have been better. If it's the former, then the names are
fine as-is. I need to know to create the documentation for our IPP 1.0
client implementation.
I'd just try this to see, but my IPP printer can't do two-sided at all, and
the answer wouldn't be definitive...perhaps the server implementor got it
wrong...other things have been with that implementation (though it's
improving over time).
Thank you for your time on this.
-- Mike Bartman
Process Software
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