 bz_init | Inizialize bullzip interface. |
| bz_loadsettings | Load printer settings. If you want to change settings only
for one operation use arg_isRunOnce= 1 ( will work on the runonce.ini file) else if
you want to change the defalult printer settings you have to use arg_isRunOnce= 0 ( will work on the settings.ini file) |
| bz_removesettings | Remove actual printer settings. If you want to change settings onlyfor one operation use arg_isRunOnce= 1 ( will work on the runonce.ini file) else if you want to change the defalult printer settings you have to use arg_isRunOnce= 0 ( will work on the settings.ini file) |
| bz_writesettings | Save the settings to the runonce.ini or settings.ini file. You have to call this in order to apply your settings |
| disp_usethumbs | PDF Display Settings
Determines if the initial view of the document will include a list of thumbnail images for all the pages in the document. The default value is no. Please note that not all viewers respect this setting.
values: yes, no. |
| disp_zoom | PDF Display Settings
Specifies the initial zoom factor of the PDF document when it is viewed. The value the zoom factor in percent. If no zoom value is specified or the value is 0 (zero) then the initial view will fit the document to the window of the reader. Please note that not all viewers respect this setting. |
| ds_author | PDF Document Settings
Author of the PDF document |
| ds_keywords | PDF Document Settings
Subject of the PDF document. |
| ds_subject | PDF Document Settings
Subject of the PDF document. |
| ds_target | PDF Document Settings
The target device sets the quality of the PDF document. Better quality results in larger PDF files. Available targets are screen, ebook, printer, prepress and default. Please note that it is case sensitive. Specifying an invalid value will most likely result in an empty pdf file.
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| ds_title | PDF Document Settings
Title of the PDF document. |
| ds_usedefaultauthor | PDF Document Settings
The default author of the document can be used in case no author is set using the Author setting.
values: yes, no. |
| ds_usedefaulttitle | PDF Document Settings
Title of the PDF document. |
| ms_mergefile | PDF Merge Settings
Specifies a PDF file name if you want to merge the current output with an existing PDF file.
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| ms_mergeposition | PDF Merge Settings
If you specify a merge file this parameter will determine the position of current PDF output in the merged result. Valid values are 'bottom' (append) and 'top' (prepend). The default is 'bottom', which will append your current PDF output to the PDF file specified in the MergeFile parameter.
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| ms_superimpose | PDF Merge Settings
With the superimpose parameter you can lay two documents on top of each other. The superimpose parameter must point to a PDF file name, which will be the template. All pages of your current output will be created with the first page of the superimposed PDF file as background. Please note that if your current output paints the background you will not be able to see the template underneath.
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| ps_afterprintprogram | PDF Printer Settings
The AfterPrintProgram setting is a hook into the printing process. If you specify this setting it must contain a valid command line that will be launched when the PDF document is created. The command line can include the %1 token that will be substituted with the full path of the created PDF file.
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| ps_afterprintprogramdir | PDF Printer Settings
You can use this setting to specify the current directory for the execution of the AfterPrintProgram command line.
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| ps_confirmoverwrite | PDF Printer Settings
Determines if the user has to confirm the overwrite of an existing PDF file.
values: yes, no
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| ps_disableoptiondialog | PDF Printer Settings
Disable the user from running the printer options program. The most common place for this setting is in the global.ini file.
values: yes, no
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| ps_ghostscripttimeout | PDF Printer Settings
Use this setting to change the timeout value for Ghostscript operations. If your print jobs are very large, the default timeout of 300 seconds may be too little. The value of this setting is the number of seconds the printer will wait for Ghostscript to finish creating the PDF document
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| ps_oututfile | PDF Printer Settings
Call this function to change the output file.
The output setting allows you to direct the output of the PDF printer to a specific file.
When this setting is set the printer will not ask the user for a destination file name.
The output setting allows macro names as part of the file name
The following macro names can be used. Refer to BullZip guide
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| ps_showpdf | PDF Printer Settings
Specifies if the resulting PDF file should be shown after generation. This setting can have the following values: yes, no, ask.
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| ps_showsaveas | PDF Printer Settings
When should the "Save AS" dialog be shown? If you use the "nofile" setting then the dialog is only shown if no output setting is specified.
values: nofile, always, never.
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| ps_showsettings | PDF Printer Settings
This setting determines if the user will see the settings dialog when a PDF is created.
values: always, never.
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| ss_keylength | PDF Security Settings
Specifies the length of the encryption key. Valid lengths are 40 and 128 bits. The default key length is 40 bits. |
| ss_ownerpassword | PDF Security Settings
Password for the owner of the document. |
| ss_permissions | PDF Security Settings
When you protect your PDF documents with passwords you can optionally specify a set of permissions. The permissions determine which kind of access the user password will provide. Using the permissions you can prohibit the user from printing and using cut and paste operations. See the table below for a complete overview. The table is part of the PDF reference (third edition). Go to www.adobe.com for a complete reference.
BIT POSITION MEANING
1-2 Reserved; must be 0.
3 (Revision 2) Print the document.
(Revision 3) Print the document (possibly not at the highest quality
level, depending on whether bit 12 is also set).
4 Modify the contents of the document by operations other than
those controlled by bits 6, 9, and 11.
5 (Revision 2) Copy or otherwise extract text and graphics from the
document, including extracting text and graphics (in support of accessibility
to disabled users or for other purposes).
(Revision 3) Copy or otherwise extract text and graphics from the
document by operations other than that controlled by bit 10.
6 Add or modify text annotations, fill in interactive form fields, and,
if bit 4 is also set, create or modify interactive form fields (including
signature fields).
7-8 Reserved; must be 1.
9 (Revision 3 only) Fill in existing interactive form fields (including
signature fields), even if bit 6 is clear.
10 (Revision 3 only) Extract text and graphics (in support of accessibility
to disabled users or for other purposes).
11 (Revision 3 only) Assemble the document (insert, rotate, or delete
pages and create bookmarks or thumbnail images), even if bit 4 is
clear.
12 (Revision 3 only) Print the document to a representation from
which a faithful digital copy of the PDF content could be generated.
When this bit is clear (and bit 3 is set), printing is limited to a lowlevel
representation of the appearance, possibly of degraded quality.
( See implementation note 16 in Appendix H.)
13-32 (Revision 3 only) Reserved; must be 1.
A number of the bits listed above are reserved and must be 0 whereas others must be 1. If you combine all the mandatory reserved bits you get a decimal value of 61632. With that number as a base you can add the bit values of the permissions you want. Let's say you want the user to have print and copy permissions then you add bit 3 for printing and bit 5 for copy. The permission value is then 61632 + 4 + 16 = 61652.
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| ss_userpassword | PDF Security Settings
Password for the users of the document. |
| ws_watermarkrotation | PDF Watermark Settings
The water mark can be rotated. Specify an integer value between 0 and 360. You can also specify the value 'c2c' or '-c2c'. This will rotate the watermark in the direction 'Corner to Corner'.
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| ws_watermarksize | PDF Watermark Settings
An integer value between 1 and 100 indicating the size of the watermark text. The default value is 6. |
| ws_watermarktext | PDF Watermark Settings
The text you want in your watermark. |
| ws_watermarktransparency | PDF Watermark Settings
A transparency percentage from 0 to 100 determines the darkness of the watermark. 0 is black and 100 is white (invisible). Normal values are in the range from 70 to 90. |
Library : C:\Avatec\Avatec\bullzip\testbullzip.pbl
Date: 09/12/2007 14.52.32
Comment: Wrapper for twain interface
constructor