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5.5.1. Example 1
Bitmap with a default resolution of 300 dpi.
Yours sincerely
@F000 mike.bmp@
5.5.2. Example 2
Bitmap located in the directory C:\SCAN with a width of 50 mm (height calculated auto-
matically).
Yours sincerely
@F000 c:\scan\mike.bmp,50@
5.5.3. Example 3
Bitmap with a width of 50 mm and a height of 30 mm at position 100 mm x 75 mm.
Yours sincerely
@F000 mike.bmp,50,30,X100,Y75@
When having a .jpg file with the same file name as the original .bmp file stored at the same
location as the .bmp file, the .jpg file is automatically used by the fax server whenever PDF
documents are generated (i.e. companylogo.bmp and companylogo.jpg). The .jpg file should
be of the same size as the.bmp file; the color format of the .jpg file should be RGB 24-bit. That
way it would be possible to automatically use color bitmaps and logos for PDF documents
generated by the fax server.
The number of bitmaps that can be embedded into a single fax document is not limited. For
an example of embedded bitmaps, have a look at the enclosed sample file “sample.txt”. This
file is automatically copied to the installation directory of the fax server and is a good point to
start when adding bitmaps to documents.
5.6. Embedding Data Fields into Applications
5.6.1. Windows Applications
The easiest way to specify data fields from within Windows applications is to add them to the
document name when printing. You just need to add the data fields at the end or at the be-
ginning of the document name in that case.