OnSuccessEnabled
Default: empty string
When empty, any Run Command options set in the profile for success are used. Set to 0 to disable or 1 to enable.
[Run] OnSuccessEnabled=1 |
See also: Run Commands
OnSuccessCommand
Default: empty string
The path to the command to run when conversion succeeds. This path can be hard coded, or dynamically created using environment variables (%VARIABLE%) and/or a value read from a registry keys ($[REGKEY]. When using any of the commands provided in the RunCommands folder, our internal variable %InstallFolder% can be used to generically specify the path. Your own commands can also be copied into this folder to take advantage of this feature.
This command can also be used to signal an event to another waiting program. See Using Environment Variables and Registry Keys and Signaling Events Using Run Commands.
[Run] OnSuccessCommand="C:\Program Files\Raster Image Printer 12\RunCommands\CustomMoveFiles.bat" ;OnSuccessCommand="%InstallFolder%\RunCommands\CustomMoveFiles.bat" |
See also: Run Commands
OnSuccessParameters
Default: empty string
Any parameters to pass to the command. Parameters can include built-in run command macros. If you need to pass quoted parameters, you need to have one level of outer quotes. When the script file is read the outer quotes are striped off. Environment variables can also be used in the parameters list.
The last parameter passed is always the path to a text file (pnf-<GUID>.txt) created by Raster Image Printer, unless OnSuccessAppendFileListParameter is disabled. This text file lists each file generated, one per line, and can contain zero or more lines.
[Run] OnSuccessParameters="$(OutputDir) "$(PrintJobID)" "$(FileGUID)"" |
See also: Run Commands
OnSuccessStartingFolder
Default: empty string
The default working directory for your application, if needed. Environment variables and registry keys can also be used.
[Run] OnSuccessStartingFolder= |
See also: Run Commands
OnSuccessWindow
Default: Minimized
Determines the window state for the application you are running. Note some applications do not allow this setting to be overridden.
•Normal - open the application in its normal state
•Minimized -open the application minimized with the icon visible on the taskbar
•Maximized - open the application maximized to full screen
•Hidden - the application is launched hidden from the user
[Run] OnSuccessWindow=Minimized |
See also: Run Commands
OnSuccessWindowActive
Default: 1
Set this to 1 to bring to the application to the foreground (activate it) when it is launched, 0 to not activate the window.
[Run] OnSuccessWindowActive=1 |
See also: Run Commands
OnSuccessWait
Default: 2
Choose if you want to wait for your application to finish before finishing the print job.
•0 - Wait for for the application to finish or be closed by the user if it is visible
•1 - Wait with exit code
•2 - Do not wait
•3 - Prompt to continue - show a prompt before continuing
[Run] OnSuccessWait=2 |
See also: Run Commands
OnSuccessPrompt
Default: Do you want to continue?
String prompt to display when OnSuccessWait=3.
[Run] OnSuccessPrompt=Do you want to continue? |
See also: Run Commands
OnSuccessAppendFileListParameter
Default: 1
When 1, a text file, (pnf-<GUID>.txt), containing a list of the files created is always passed as the last argument of the command. Set this to 0 not pass this file as the last argument.
[Run] OnSuccessAppendFileListParameter=1 |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailureEnabled
Default: empty string
When empty, any Run Command options set in the profile for failure are used instead. Set to 0 to disable or 1 to enable.
[Run] OnFailureEnabled=1 |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailureCommand
Default: empty string
The path to the command to run when conversion fails. This path can be hard coded, or dynamically created using environment variables (%VARIABLE%) and/or a value read from a registry keys ($[REGKEY]. When using any of the commands provided in the RunCommands folder, our internal variable %InstallFolder% can be used to generically specify the path. Your own commands can also be copied into this folder to take advantage of this feature.
This command can also be used to signal an event to another waiting program. See Using Environment Variables and Registry Keys and Signaling Events Using Run Commands.
[Run] OnFailureCommand="C:\Program Files\Raster Image Printer 12\RunCommands\SendEmail.bat" ;OnFailureCommand="%InstallFolder%\RunCommands\SendEmail.bat" |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailureParameters
Default: empty string
Any parameters to pass to the command. Parameters can include built-in run command macros. If you need to pass quoted parameters, you need to have one level of outer quotes. When the script file is read the outer quotes are striped off. Environment variables can also be used in the parameters list.
The last parameter passed is always the path to a text file (pnf-<GUID>.txt) created by Raster Image Printer, unless OnFailureAppendFileListParameter is disabled. This text file lists each file generated, one per line, and can contain zero or more lines.
[Run] OnFailureParameters="$(OutputDir) "$(PrintJobID)" "$(FileGUID)"" |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailureStartingFolder
Default: empty string
The default working directory for your application, if needed. Environment variables and registry keys can also be used.
[Run] OnFailureStartingFolder= |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailureWindow
Default: Minimized
Determines the window state for the application you are running. Note some applications do not allow this setting to be overridden.
•Normal - open the application in its normal state
•Minimized -open the application minimized with the icon visible on the taskbar
•Maximized - open the application maximized to full screen
•Hidden - the application is launched hidden from the user
[Run] OnFailureWindow=Minimized |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailureWindowActive
Default: 1
Set this to 1 to bring to the application to the foreground (activate it) when it is launched, 0 to not activate the window.
[Run] OnFailureWindowActive=1 |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailureWait
Default: 2
Choose if you want to wait for your application to finish before finishing the print job.
•0 - Wait for for the application to finish or be closed by the user if it is visible
•1 - Wait with exit code
•2 - Do not wait
•3 - Prompt to continue - show a prompt before continuing
[Run] OnFailureWait=2 |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailurePrompt
Default: Do you want to continue?
String prompt to display when OnFailureWait=3.
[Run] OnFailurePrompt=Do you want to continue? |
See also: Run Commands
OnFailureAppendFileListParameter
Default: 1
When 1, a text file, (pnf-<GUID>.txt), containing a list of the files created is always passed as the last argument of the command. Set this to 0 not pass this file as the last argument.
[Run] OnFailureAppendFileListParameter=1 |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtStart enable
Default: empty string
Run a command when the print job starts. When empty, this command is not used. Set to 0 to disable or 1 to run the command.
[Run] RunAtStart enable=1 |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtStart command
Default: empty string
The path to the command to run when the print job starts. This path can be hard coded, or dynamically created using environment variables (%VARIABLE%) and/or a value read from a registry keys ($[REGKEY]. This command can also be used to signal an event to another waiting program. See Using Environment Variables and Registry Keys and Signaling Events Using Run Commands.
[Run] RunAtStart command="C:\Custom Workflow\ArchiveUpdateUI.exe" |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtStart parameters
Default: empty string
Any parameters to pass to the command. Parameters can include built-in run command macros. If you need to pass quoted parameters, you need to have one level of outer quotes. When the script file is read the outer quotes are striped off. Environment variables can also be used in the parameters list.
[Run] RunAtStart parameters="$(OutputDir) "$(PrintJobID)" "$(FileGUID)"" |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtStart directory
Default: empty string
The default working directory for your application, if needed. Environment variables and registry keys can also be used.
[Run] RunAtStart directory= |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtStart window
Default: Minimized
Determines the window state for the application you are running. Note some applications do not allow this setting to be overridden.
•Normal - open the application in its normal state
•Minimized -open the application minimized with the icon visible on the taskbar
•Maximized - open the application maximized to full screen
•Hidden - the application is launched hidden from the user
[Run] RunAtStart window=Minimized |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtStart wait
Default: 2
Choose if you want to wait for your application to finish before finishing the print job.
•0 - Wait for for the application to finish or be closed by the user if it is visible
•1 - Wait with exit code
•2 - Do not wait
•3 - Prompt to continue - show a prompt before continuing
[Run] RunAtStart wait=2 |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtStart prompt
Default: Do you want to continue?
String prompt to display when RunAtStart wait=3.
[Run] RunAtStart prompt=Do you want to continue? |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtStart window active
Default: 1
Set this to 1 to bring to the application to the foreground (activate it) when it is launched, 0 to not activate the window.
[Run] RunAtStart window active=1 |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtEnd enable
Default: empty string
Run a command when the print job starts. When empty, this command is not run. Set to 0 to disable or 1 to run the command.
[Run] RunAtEnd enable=1 |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtEnd command
Default: empty string
The path to the command to run when the print job starts. This path can be hard coded, or dynamically created using environment variables (%VARIABLE%) and/or a value read from a registry keys ($[REGKEY]. This command can also be used to signal an event to another waiting program. See Using Environment Variables and Registry Keys and Signaling Events Using Run Commands.
[Run] RunAtEnd command="C:\Custom Workflow\ArchiveUploadFile.exe" |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtEnd parameters
Default: empty string
Any parameters to pass to the command. Parameters can include built-in run command macros. If you need to pass quoted parameters, you need to have one level of outer quotes. When the script file is read the outer quotes are striped off. Environment variables can also be used in the parameters list.
[Run] RunAtEnd parameters="$(OutputDir) "$(PrintJobID)" "$(FileGUID)"" |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtEnd directory
Default: empty string
The default working directory for your application, if needed. Environment variables and registry keys can also be used.
[Run] RunAtEnd directory= |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtEnd window
Default: Minimized
Determines the window state for the application you are running. Note some applications do not allow this setting to be overridden.
•Normal - open the application in its normal state
•Minimized -open the application minimized with the icon visible on the taskbar
•Maximized - open the application maximized to full screen
•Hidden - the application is launched hidden from the user
[Run] RunAtEnd window=Minimized |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtEnd wait
Default: 2
Choose if you want to wait for your application to finish before completing the print job.
•0 - Wait for for the application to finish or be closed by the user if it is visible
•1 - Wait with exit code
•2 - Do not wait
•3 - Prompt to continue - show a prompt before continuing
[Run] RunAtEnd wait=2 |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtEnd prompt
Default: Do you want to continue?
String prompt to display when RunAtEnd wait=3.
[Run] RunAtEnd prompt=Do you want to continue? |
See also: Run Commands
RunAtEnd window active
Default: 1
Set this to 1 to bring to the application to the foreground (activate it) when it is launched, 0 to not activate the window.
[Run] RunAtEnd window active=1 |
See also: Run Commands
