6.2.8.4.1 Strings=, Strings#-=, Strings#+=
Each "String#-=" value defines an output filename substring that is to be replaced with the string defined
in the corresponding "String#+=" entry (where '#' represents a digit in the range of 1 to n with 'n' being the
value defined by the preceding "Strings=" entry).
The "Strings=" value defines how many corresponding "String#-=" or "String#+=" entries there are. The
replacement strings defined by the "String#+=" entries do not have to be the same length as the "String#-
=" entry, and may even be empty to cause the substring defined in the "String#-=" entry to be completely
removed.
6.2.8.4.2 Chars-=, Chars+=
The "Chars+" value defines the replacement characters which should be used to replace the correspond-
ding characters defined at the same relative position in the "Chars-" value. Each character of the filename
generated by the "Names=" entry of the [OutputFile] section matching one of the characters defined in the
"Chars-=" value is replaced with the corresponding character defined at the same relative position in the
"Chars+=" value. There can only be one "Chars-= " and "Chars+=" entry but their string values (which
must be the same length) can be as long as you wish.
In this way the "String..." and "Chars..." entries together allow you to define additional output filename
transformations to take place during the construction of the final output filename. String replacement is al-
ways performed first followed by character replacement second, and a final internal character translation
of:
< > : " / \ | * ?
to:
{ } . ' - _ ! @ !
is always performed last to ensure that no invalid or illegal characters remain in the final output Windows
filename.
6.2.8.5 [PDF] section
The [PDF] section contains options used to define how you wish your output .pdf or .rtf file to be
formatted. Please note that while all of the below options are supported for PDF output, not all of them
are supported for RTF output.
The options which are not supported for .rtf files are: all of the GreenBar options (e.g. color) as well as the
Feedholes, Compressed and Columns options. All of other PDF options (e.g. paper and font size, etc.)
are supported for both PDF and RTF files:
Option
RTF
PaperSize=formname
Yes
Yes
PaperWidth=width
Yes
Yes
PaperHeight=height
Yes
Yes
Orientation={Portrait | Landscape}
Yes
Yes
HorzMargin=margin
Yes
Yes
FontSize={9 | 10 | 11 | 12}
Yes
Yes
LPI={6 | 8}
Yes
Yes