Use the Type option to specify the type of file you want to import to speed processing. Enter T (TIFF) or P (PDF). If you omit this option, the system first looks for TIFF files. If it cannot find a TIFF file, it looks for a PDF file.
The system also automatically detects and imports the following file types:
Description |
Extension |
Adobe Flash 6.x and 7.x “text only” |
.SWF |
Adobe Photoshop |
.PSD |
Adobe Postscript (PS) |
.PS |
CCITT Group 3 Fax |
.FAX |
CompuServe Graphic Interchange Format |
.GIF |
Encapsulated PostScript |
.EPS |
Extensible Markup Language |
.XML |
HP Graphics Language |
.HPG |
Hypertext Markup Language |
.HTM, .HTML |
Microsoft Excel |
.XLS |
Microsoft Outlook Messages |
.MSG |
Microsoft Powerpoint |
.PPT |
Microsoft Word |
.DOC |
MIME-encoded email |
.EML |
OS/2 and Windows bitmap, cursor, and icon files |
.BMP |
Paintbrush |
.DCX .PCX |
Portable Bitmap/Graymap/Pixmap |
.PBM, .PGM, .PPM |
Portable Network Graphics |
.PNG |
Rich Text Format |
.RTF |
Text, including ANSI, UTF-8, and EBCDIC |
.TXT |
Windows Enhanced Metafile |
.EMF |
Windows Metafile |
.WMF |
X-Windows Pixmap |
.XPM |
The level of support varies from format to format. |
Keep in mind:
AddMultiPageBitmap DAL(PDF_DAL.dal),Only(ODD),TYPE(P)
AddMultiPageBitmap DAL(PDF_DAL.dal),Only(ODD),TYPE(P)
Assume the first PDF file contains four pages and the second PDF file contains five pages.
After executing the two rules, there will be five pages in the form. The first four pages will have two images each (one from the first rule and one from the second) and the final page will contain the last image from the 5-image PDF file.
Be aware that the placement of those bitmap images on the page can make them overlap.
Note | This rule supports long file names on 32-bit Windows operating systems. The full list of supported formats is not yet available on Windows 64-bit systems or on z/OS. On AIX and HPUX, you must have an X Window System available. |
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