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Your installation includes several XDC files that describe
the more common printers used. Modify the XDC files if your printers
require different configuration or are not supported by the XDC
files that are included with your installation. In this case, you
can use XDC Editor to create or modify XDC files to meet your requirements.
As your
starting point, modify copies of the XDC files that are available
from the LiveCycle SDK.
The SDK includes sample and template XDC files. The sample XDC
files are for specific types of printers. Template XDC files are
for generic print description languages such as PostScript language
level 2 or PCL 5c. After you customize an XDC file for your printer,
you can store the file in the Adobe document services server or
on a local hard drive.
Note: Using a tool other than XDC Editor to modify
XDC files is not recommended. Undetected format or syntax errors
in the XDC file can cause print problems that are difficult to diagnose,
and the cache for an XDC file is not dynamically updated after the
file is modified.
Template XDC files for generic print description languagesThis table describes the XDC files that are installed that
represent generic print description language support.
Filename
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Description
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dpl203.xdc
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Datamax 203 DPI printer; supports Datamax
printer configuration file
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dpl300.xdc
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Datamax 300 DPI printer; supports Datamax
printer configuration file
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dpl406.xdc
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Datamax 406 DPI printer; supports Datamax
printer configuration file
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dpl600.xdc
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Datamax 600 DPI printer; supports Datamax
printer configuration file
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hppcl5c.xdc
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Printers that support the HP PCL 5c printer
language (color)
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hppcl5e.xdc
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Printers that support the HP PCL 5e printer
language (monochrome)
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ipl203.xdc
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Intermec label printer with 203 DPI resolution;
supports Intermec Printer Language (IPL)
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ipl300.xdc
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Intermec label printer with 300 DPI resolution;
supports Intermec Printer Language (IPL)
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ipl400.xdc
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Intermec label printer with 400 DPI resolution;
supports Intermec Printer Language (IPL)
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ps_plain.xdc
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Printers that support PostScript language
level 2 (monochrome and color)
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ps_plain_level3.xdc
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Printers that support PostScript language
level 3 (monochrome and color)
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ps_plain_mt.xdc
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Printers that support the PostScript printer
language and use MT (Monotype) font names. This XDP file is no longer
required but is included for compatibility with previous releases.
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tpcl203.xdc
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Toshiba TEC 203 DPI barcode label printer
that supports Toshiba TEC Printer Command Language (TPCL)
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tpcl305.xdc
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Toshiba TEC 305 DPI barcode label printer
that supports Toshiba TEC Printer Command Language (TPCL)
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tpcl600.xdc
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Toshiba TEC 600 DPI barcode label printer
that supports Toshiba TEC Printer Command Language (TPCL)
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zpl203.xdc
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Zebra label printers (monochrome) at 203
dpi (8 dots/mm)
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zpl300.xdc
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Zebra label printers (monochrome) at 300
dpi (12 dots/mm)
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zpl600.xdc
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Zebra label printers (monochrome) at 600
dpi (24 dots/mm)
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Sample XDC files for use with specific printersThe files in this table are sample XDC files that support
the features of specific printers, such as resident fonts, paper
trays, and staplers. The purpose of these samples is to help you
understand how to set up your own printers by using device profiles.
Filename
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Description
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hp4350pcl5e.xdc
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HP 4350 printer device profile using PCL5e
(monochrome)
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hp4350ps.xdc
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HP 4350 printer device profile using PostScript
(monochrome and color)
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lmt644pcl5e.xdc
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Lexmark T644 printer device profile using
PCL5e (monochrome)
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lmt644ps.xdc
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Lexmark T644 printer device profile using
PostScript (monochrome and color)
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After you
modify an XDC file, reference it as part of developing a client
application. For information about programmatically referencing
an XDC file, see Programming with LiveCycle ES3. For
information about referencing an XDC file in a process, see Workbench Help.
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