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Printing cue marks
You can print cue marks on the web. The printing system uses the cue mark to synchronize the start of a document.
A cue mark is normally a 4 by 4 millimeter black square. The mark is printed in a position relative the cursor starting position (the upper left corner of the IJPDS document).
To print cue marks
You configure the size and position of the cue mark using the cuemark property. You configure the cue mark:
Width with the w property.
Height with the h property.
Example 35
In this example, a 4 by 4 millimeters cue mark is printed. The upper left corner of the mark is printed 11.0 millimeters in the horizontal direction from cursor starting position.
<property name="cuemark"> 
   <property name="x">11.0,mm</property> 
   <property name="y">0.0,mm</property> 
   <property name="w">4.0,mm</property> 
   <property name="h">4.0,mm</property> 
</property>
 
OpenText StreamServe 5.6 Updated: 2013-03-01