2019.2

Document properties options
Identification Tab
The information here is read-only and gives you information on the document.
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Document: The file name of the document, as entered in PlanetPress Design. This is the
name of the file saved in PlanetPress Design, or the name you give it when you add a
printer-resident document in your PlanetPress Workflow Configuration. It may have a PTK
extension (if it has been sent to PlanetPress Workflow from PlanetPress Design), or a PS
extension (if it is printer-resident).
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Version: The version of PlanetPress Workflow in which the document was originally
created. Printer-resident documents are identified as such.
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Document name: The name of the document as entered in PlanetPress Design. You can
enter a name for printer-resident document here; the name does not have to match the
name given it in PlanetPress Design. Since this property is used in the trigger to identify
the document when PlanetPress Workflow sends a job to be merged on a printer, the
document name must exactly match the name of the document installed on the printer.
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Description: The description of the document as entered in PlanetPress Design.
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Last modified: The date and time the document was last uploaded to PlanetPress
Workflow.
Printer Settings Tab
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Trigger Type: Select whether you want a normal trigger configuration to be used, or a
custom trigger that you manually enter.
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Custom Trigger Box (appears only when Custom Trigger is selected in Trigger type):
Lets you enter the exact trigger you want to use. This trigger must absolutely be in
standard postscript language.
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Run mode group
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Printer centric: Select to send the document along with the trigger and data to the
component that generates fax documents.
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Optimized PostScript Stream: Select to merge the selected document with the
data received by this task before sending it to the component that generates fax
documents. Some PlanetPress Design features, such as the Time and Date
PlanetPress Talk functions, require that this option be selected.
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