Commande: ET

ET command description

Description: This command starts the creation of the EPS file. It is possible to print one or multiple pages of an existing document. If no parameter is given, PageMakeUp prints all the pages of the document.

Syntax: [ ET = StartPage ; EndPage ; OverwriteExist ; CheckMissingPict ; UpdateMissingPict ; Top ; Left ; Bottom ; Right ]

StartPage Integer	•	Printing start page.

EndPage Integer		Printing end page. Set to 9999 for the last page of the document if its number is not known.

OverwriteExist Boolean	•	If the EPS file is already existing : TRUE = the existing version is overwritten FALSE = the existing version is not overwritten and printing is canceled

CheckMissingPict Boolean		TRUE -> check whether some pictures are missing. Quark version only

UpdateMissingPict Boolean		TRUE -> if some pictures are missing, attempt to put them up to date. Quark Version only

Top Picas/Points		Top bleed. Quark Version only

Left Picas/Points		Left bleed. Quark Version only

Bottom Picas/Points		Bottom bleed. Quark Version only

Right Picas/Points		Bleed right Quark Version only

Note: If the [es] command has not been placed before the [et] command, the program uses the document name, the ".EPS" extension and the parameters specified in the preferences. With multiple pages, the program inserts the page number between the filename and the extension. For example : [es="Hard Disk:Test:Test"; ".EPS"] [et=1; 3] The program generates 3 files named : Test1.EPS, Test2.EPS and Test3.EPS.

Example: [et=1; 1; FALSE] Create an EPS file out of page 1. If the file is already existing, it is not overwritten.

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The • sign indicates a mandatory parameter