For that reason, images that have a "Global Scope" should be present in the specified Environment. This option also creates a PPML job, using this PDF, with instructions to use these Local images and the Global Images that are stored in the specified Environment. This option also creates a PPML job, using this PDF, with instructions for storing these images into the specified Environment.Ģ.3- Send "Local Images": A PDF file will be created containing images that have a "Local Scope". After this job the "Global images" can be re-used for recurring print projects, for example with the option "Send Local Images".Ģ.2- Send "Global Images: A PDF file will be created containing images that have a "Global Scope". Images with a "Global Scope" are stored in the specified "Environment". This option also creates a PPML job, using this PDF, with instructions to use the Local and the Global images. The Consumer (RIP) stores and/or caches the images for later use.Ģ.1- Send "All Images": A PDF file will be created containing images that have a "Global Scope" or a "Local Scope".
Print Technology specific settingsĮnvironment: The path specified in the Environment setting will place the images with a "Global Scope" in the Environment.
More information about the Acrobat Distiller joboptions can be found in the online Help of the Acrobat Distiller. The "x" specifies the Acrobat Distiller version that the file corresponds to. Note: PSMailx.joboptions files should be saved in the PrintShop Mail installation folder, next to the executable. Double click on the "joboptions" file you want to modify, change and save it. If so desired, you can change these output options for PPML and VDX by changing the Distiller joboptions. These settings will tell Acrobat Distiller how to handle fonts, color, images, etc., when it creates the optimized PDF. To help ensure correct output there are "PSMail joboptions" files for the Acrobat Distiller versions 5, 6, or 7 in the Printshop Mail installation folder. Note: PPML/VDX 7 requires both Adobe Acrobat(r) and Distiller(r) to be installed on your system. The PDF also contains a block of PPML data that describes the page layout.
The output consists of an optimized PDF in which reusable content elements occur only once. PPML/VDX is an abbreviation for Personalized Print Markup Language/Variable Data Exchange.
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