Default: 1
Set this to 0 to prompt only when the output path is invalid. When disabling prompting, also set the When Saving options to control what happens in overwrite situations.
[Save] Prompt=1 |
See also: Save Options
Default: NoPromptOnOverwriteCopyProtectExistingFile
Determines how to handle overwrite situations where a file of the same name already exists for the file you are creating.
•NoPromptOnOverwriteCopyProtectExistingFile - auto-name each file with a numbered copy
•NoPromptOnOverwriteReplaceExistingFile - overwrite, or replace, the existing file
•PromptOnOverwriteForCopyProtectOrReplaceOrCancel - show a prompt to choose what to do
[Save] When Saving=NoPromptOnOverwriteCopyProtectExistingFile |
See also: Save Options
Deprecated, replaced with When Saving.
Deprecated. Replaced with the Unique ID element in the File Name Creator settings in a printer profile.
Default: 0
Set this to 1 to append new files, of the same base file name and saved to the same output folder, to an existing file or existing sequence if files.
[Save] Append=0 |
See also: Save Options
Default: empty string
When set to empty string, the last used folder is used as the default directory if prompting is enabled. If there is no last used folder, or prompting is disabled, the My Documents folder is used. Set this to the absolute path (for example, C:\My Files) of the directory to be used.
[Save] Output directory= |
See also: Save Options
Default: empty string
The desired base filename without directory path or file extension. When set to empty string, the filename from the print job is used.
[Save] Output filename= |
See also: Save Options
Default: 1
Some applications precede the document name with the name of their product; this settings will remove it. Set this to 0 to keep the product name in the output filename.
[Save] Remove product name=1 |
See also: Save Options
Default: 1
Some applications include the file extension of the original document in the print job name, this settings will remove it. Set this to 0 to keep the original product file extension as part of the output filename.
[Save] Remove filename extension=1 |
See also: Save Options
Deprecated.
Default: TIFF Multipaged
The type of file to create.
•TIFF Multipaged
•TIFF Serialized
[Save] Output File Format=TIFF Multipaged |
See also: Save Options
Default: Optimal
Color reduction reduces the number of colors in the output and can help create smaller files. If the output file type chosen does not support that color mode, the closest match is found.
•none - No color reduction
•Optimal - Reduce to lowest color count needed per page
•BW - Reduce to black and white using selected dithering method
•grey - Reduce to greyscale
•256Colors - Create all pages as 8-bit color (256 colors)
•16Colors - Create all pages as 4-bit color (16 colors)
•optimalMax256Colors - Reduces to lowest color count needed for each page, any pages over 256 colors are reduced to 256 colors.
•optimalMax16Colors - Reduces to lowest color count needed for each page, any pages over 16 colors are reduced to 16 colors.
•optimalTrueColor - Reduces to lowest color count for each page using a 32-bit palette. Improves the appearance of single color gradients in final images when applying color reduction.
[Save] Color reduction=Optimal |
See also: Save Options
Default: Burkes
The dithering method affects the appearance of color images that have been reduced to black and white.
•none - No dithering
•Floyd - Floyd-Steinberg dithering
•Burkes - Burkes dithering
•Bayer - Bayer dithering
•Halftone - halftone dithering
[Save] Dithering method=Burkes |
See also: Save Options
Default: 0
File splitting is only available for multipaged file formats. Set this to 1 to split the file to a new file after the page count set in SplitFileEveryNPages.
[Save] SplitFileEveryNPagesEnabled=0 |
See also: Save Options
Default: 10000
The number of pages to store in one file before splitting. Range: 0-4294967295.
[Save] SplitFileEveryNPages=10000 |
See also: Save Options
Default: 0
File splitting is only available for multipaged file formats. Set this to 1 to splits the file to a new file after the file size set in SplitFileSizeThresholdInBytes is exceeded.
[Save] SplitFileWhenFileSizeExceedsThresholdEnabled=0 |
See also: Save Options
Default: 1073741824
The number of pages to store in one file before splitting. The default of 1073741824 bytes is 1GB. Range: 0-2147483648.
[Save] SplitFileSizeThresholdInBytes=1073741824 |
See also: Save Options
Default: 0
Blank pages are included in the output by default. Setting this to 1 means that blank pages will be omitted from the output file.
[Save] IgnoreBlankPages=0 |
See also: Save Options
Default: empty string
A page range specifying what pages to include in the output file.
[Save] IgnoreBlankPages=1,2-4,10-10000 |
See also: No user interface equivalent