These options control the behavior of the OutsideIn AX converter used by Document Conversion Service. Table values in bold text are the default value for that setting.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Profile Type="0"
DisplayName="TIFF 300dpi OutsideIn AX"
Description ="OutsideIn AX with borders and margins">
<Settings>
<add Name ="Oracle.OutsideInAX.BMPPrintBorder" Value="0"/>
<add Name ="Oracle.OutsideInAX.IntlFlags" Value="1"/>
<add Name ="Oracle.OutsideInAX.PrintMarginTop" Value="0.50"/>
<add Name ="Oracle.OutsideInAX.PrintMarginBottom" Value="0.50"/>
<!-- Output file options -->
<add Name="Devmode settings;Resolution" Value="300"/>
<add Name="Save;Output File Format" Value="TIFF Multipaged"/>
...
</Settings>
</Profile>
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Conversion Settings - OutsideIn AX Printing
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Name:
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Oracle.OutsideInAX.BMPPrintBorder
Print a one pixel wide border around the image.
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Values:
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0 - do not print the border
1 - print the border
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Name:
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Oracle.OutsideInAX.VECPrintBorder
Print a one pixel wide border around the image.
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Values:
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0 - do not print the border
1 - print the border
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Name:
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Oracle.OutsideInAX.IntlFlags
Specifies what unit of measurement is used for the print margins below. Units are either inches or metric units.
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Values:
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0 - Metric
1 - Imperial (Inches)
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Name:
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Oracle.OutsideInAX.PrintMarginTop
The top print margin height.
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Values:
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A string value representing the printer margin as a floating point number, such as 0.50 for half an inch.
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Name:
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Oracle.OutsideInAX.PrintMarginBottom
The bottom print margin height.
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Values:
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A string value representing the printer margin as a floating point number, such as 0.50 for half an inch.
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Name:
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Oracle.OutsideInAX.PrintMarginLeft
The left print margin width.
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Values:
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A string value representing the printer margin as a floating point number, such as 0.50 for half an inch.
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Name:
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Oracle.OutsideInAX.PrintMarginRight
The right print margin width.
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Values:
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A string value representing the printer margin as a floating point number, such as 0.50 for half an inch.
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