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352 User’s Manual for InterForm400
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Special parameters for this command include:
COLORSUP Specify if the PDF output is to be B/W or color.
BMKDEF If wanted you can refer to a bookmark definition and get bookmarks in the
created PDF file. See on page 238 how you create a bookmark definition.
This value can also be determined by a used PDF file name definition -
refer to the description of the NAMEDEF parameter.
CERTIFIC You can digitally sign the PDF file with this reference. For description of
digital signatures refer to page 480 for more information. This value can
also be determined by a used PDF file name definition - refer to the
description of the NAMEDEF parameter.
OUTTYPE Specify *EMAIL for creating an E-mail with the PDF file as an attached file,
*STMF to create a PDF stream file in IFS or *VIEW to view the result
directly in Acrobat Reader (if associated with '.PDF').
TOSTMF When creating a PDF file using the *STMF option on the OUTTYPE
parameter, you state where to place it and what to call it on the TOSTMF
parameter. E.g. if you state: /QDLS/APF3812/DEMO.PDF you create a file
called DEMO.PDF in the APF3812 folder. Use *NAMEDEF to refer to the
path and file name stated in the PDF file naming definition stated in
NAMEDEF. Remember that files, that are digitally signed cannot be
created in QDLS.
NAMEDEF If you insert a PDF file naming definition and use TOSTMF(*NAMEDEF)
then the information in the PDF file naming definition will be used for the
bookmark definition (BMKDEF), Signature certificate (CERTIFIC) and
encryption (ENCRYPT, OWNERPWD, USERPWD and LIMITS) unless
these parameters have the value *NONE or have a specific value other
than blank.
REPLACE States if the PDF file created is allowed to replace an existing PDF file.
*NAMEDEF refers to the REPLACE value of the PDF file naming definition
stated in the NAMEDEF parameter.
TOATTACH If you are creating an E-mail, the TOATTACH parameter states what to call
the attached file.
FROMADR Specify the e-mail address and name of the user, who is the sender of the
e-mail. *CURRENT will retrieve the information from directory entry of the
user running the current job.
ENCRYPT States if you want to encrypt the PDF file.
OWNERPWD States the owner password of the PDF file. Requires that the ENCRYPT
parameter is *YES. When you open the file with this password all is
allowed. This is the same as 'Master password' in the PDF file naming and
E-mail finishing definitions.
USERPWD The user password can be used to open an encrypted PDF file with the
limitations specified in the LIMITS parameter
LIMITS This specifies the limitations of the access to the PDF file when a user
opens the PDF file (with the USERPWD password). Possible values are:
*NOPRINT, *NOCOPY and *NOEDIT. Details for each value can be found
on page 204.
PRITGTDEV The primary target device for the PDF file.