E (s0p3b10h12VHIDETEXT.PCL This page demonstrates the various ways you can provide text data for indexing, bursting, routing, filenaming, bookmarking or any other purpose during a PCL transformation by PCLXForm using it's script programming language. To see what the PCL code looks like, run this file through the PCLCodes.exe program for a PCL to readable text dump of the file. (s0p3b10h12VExternal File Method:(s0p0b10h12V PCLXForm can extract whatever text you place in an external file. A script can parse the external file while transforming the PCL and utilize the extracted text, images, barcodes, etc. (s0p3b10h12VBanner Page Method:(s0p0b10h12V PCLXForm can extract whatever text you place on a banner page inserted into the printstream. It can then skip over the inserted banner page and use the information for indexing, bursting, routing, filenaming or bookmarkings. &f7X &f0y0X Macro ID #0 - Sample Hidden Text &f1X (s0p3b10h12VUncalled Macro Method:(s0p0b10h12V PCLXForm can find the text hidden in a macro that is not called. The Uncalled Macro code is just above this text. (8U(s0P(s10H(s12V(s0S(s0B(s3T&l0O&l6D&l0E&l0L&f0S*v1T(s0p10h12V *p300x300Y##$$Printer Resident 12pt Courier Text Sample of hidden text$$## *v0T&f1S (s0p3b10h12VReverse Text Method:(s0p0b10h12V PCLXForm can find the text hidden as reverse text. To be sure the text is not "scrambled" by the latest Windows printer drivers you should use the printer resident 12pt Courier font for the hidden text. The Reverse Text code is just above this text. (s066666Z (s0p3b10h12VConfidential PCL ID Method:(s0p0b10h12V PCLXForm and PTC32.DLL can detect the presense of this undocumented comment PCL escape code of a unique number that is not printed by the printer. This code is assigned by PageTech and is mainly used to restrict the use of our products for just those PCL files that contain this unique 5-digit number code on the first page of each print stream. We can generate the RUNCODE to shutdown the PTC32.DLL if the correct code is not detected. The Confidential PCL ID code is just above this sentence. *v1o1T&a40r0C##$$Sample text in under an opaque transparency pattern$$##*v0o0T (s0p3b10h12VOpaque Text Method:(s0p0b10h12V PCLXForm can detect the presense of text hidden under an opaque transparency pattern. The Opaque Text code is just above this sentence. (s0p3b10h12VColor Text Method:(s0p0b10h12V When we re-activate support color text commands in PTC32.DLL, you will be able to hide text by setting the color to white. &v0SBLACK &v1SRED &v2SGREEN &v3SYELLOW &v4SBLUE &v5SMAGENTA &v6SCYAN &v7SWHITE&v0S <-"white"