2018.2
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
 - Welcome to PReS Workflow 2018.2
 - Installation and setup
 - Basics
 - Features
- About Workflow Configurations
 - Workflow Configuration resource files
 - About data
 - Data Repository
 - Debugging and error handling
 - About printing
- OL Connect print jobs
 - PlanetPress Suite print jobs
 - PReS Workflow printer queues
 - Shared printer queue properties
 - Windows Output printer queue
 - LPR Output Printer Queue
 - FTP Output Printer Queue
 - Send to Folder printer queue
 - Load balancing
 - Associating PlanetPress Design documents and PReS printer queues
 - Triggers
 - Objectif Lune Printer Driver (PS)
 
 - About processes and subprocesses
 - Using Scripts
 - Special workflow types
 - About Tasks
 - About variables
 - Special workflow types
 - About related programs and services
 
 - The user interface
- Customizing the Workspace
 - PReS Workflow Button
 - Configuration Components pane
- Components Area Sections
 - Process properties
 - PlanetPress Design document properties
 - Moving and copying configuration components
 - Renaming objects in the Configuration Components Pane
 - Reordering objects in the Configuration Components pane
 - Grouping Configuration Components
 - Expanding and collapsing categories and groups in the Configuration Component...
 - Deleting something from the Configuration Components pane
 
 - Dialogs
 - The Debug Information pane
 - The Message Area Pane
 - The Object Inspector pane
 - The Plug-in Bar
 - Preferences
- Other Preferences and Settings
 - General appearance preferences
 - Object Inspector appearance preferences
 - Configuration Components pane appearance preferences
 - Default Configuration behavior preferences
 - Notification Messages behavior preferences
 - Sample Data behavior preferences
 - Network behavior preferences
 - PlanetPress Capture preferences
 - OL Connect preferences
 - PDF text extraction tolerance factors
 - General and logging preferences
 - Messenger plugin preferences
 - HTTP Server Input plugin preferences 1
 - HTTP Server Input plugin preferences 2
 - LPD Input plugin preferences
 - NodeJS Server Input plugin preferences 1
 - NodeJS Server Input plugin preferences 2
 - NodeJS Server Input plugin preferences 3
 - Serial Input plugin preferences
 - Telnet Input plugin preferences
 - PReS Fax plugin preferences
 - FTP Output Service preferences
 - PReS Image preferences
 - LPR Output preferences
 - PrintShop Web Connect Service preferences
 - Editor Options
 
 - The Process area
- Cutting, copying and pasting tasks and branches
 - Highlight a task or branch
 - Disabling tasks and branches
 - Moving a task or branch using drag-and-drop
 - Redo a command
 - Removing tasks or branches
 - Replacing tasks, conditions or branches
 - Resizing the rows and columns of the Process area
 - Undo a command
 - Zoom in or out within Process Area
 
 - The Quick Access Toolbar
 - The PReS Workflow Ribbon
 - The Task Comments Pane
 
 - Additional Information
 - Copyright Information
 - Legal Notices and Acknowledgments
 
Watch.SetVariable
Sets the variable to a specified string value. Note that if an undeclared variable is called using
this method, an error will be generated.
Syntax
Watch.SetVariable Name: String; Value: String
Example
VBScript
Watch.SetVariable "MyVariable", "Desired value"
Watch.SetVariable "global.MyVariable", "Desired value"/
JavaScript
Watch.SetVariable("MyVariable", "Desired value");
Watch.SetVariable("global.MyVariable", "Desired value");
Python
Watch.SetVariable("MyVariable", "Desired value")
Watch.SetVariable("global.MyVariable", "Desired value")
Perl
$Watch->SetVariable("MyVariable", "Desired value");
$Watch->SetVariable("global.MyVariable", "Desired value");
Watch.ExpandString
Provides access to the emulated job file and to all variables. This function returns a string that
is the expanded version of the input string.
Syntax
Watch.ExpandString(StringToExpand) -> string
Arguments
StringToExpand —A regular parseable string that may contain system variables (%u, %f), user
variables (%1 to %9), octal codes, and data selections.
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