| Graphics Options and Device Parameters Dictionary |
Specifies which paper tray the printer should use if multiple
trays are available on the device.
| Used in: |
GOPTIONS statement; OPTIONS statement
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| Default: |
device-dependent
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| Restriction: |
hardware- dependent, PostScript printers
require a PPD file; not supported by Java or ActiveX
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| See also: |
PAPERDEST, PAPERSIZE, PPDFILE
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tray
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specifies the name or number of the paper
tray. Values for tray depend on the type of printer
and can be one of the following:
|
tray |
the name or number of the paper tray,
for example, PAPERSOURCE=3, PAPERSOURCE=TRAY3, PAPERSOURCE=Upper |
|
'long tray name' |
a character string that is the name
of the paper tray, for example, PAPERSOURCE='Optional Output Tray'. Names
with blanks or special characters must be quoted. |
On some printers, if the PAPERSIZE= option
is also specified, it overrides the setting on the PAPERSOURCE= option.
For PostScript printers, a tray number, such as PAPERSOURCE='tray3',
must correspond to an InputSlot value in the PPD file.
For PCL printers, consult the printer's documentation
for valid tray values. If a numeric value exceeds the maximum tray value allowed
for the printer, a warning message is issued . For string values, the string
is checked against a list of strings that are valid for the driver:
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'AUTO'
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'HCI' or
'HCIn',
where n is a number from 2 to
21
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'MANUAL'
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'MANUAL_ENVELOPE'
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'TRAYn', where
n is 1, 2, or 3.
If the string is not valid for the driver, a warning message
is issued.
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