Use the FAP2PDF utility to convert FAP files into PDF files. To produce a PDF file from a FAP file, you must also supply an FXR file. The FXR file determines what fonts are used in the PDF files the utility produces.
The utility looks in the PDF printer control group in your FSISYS.INI file for options that tell it how to create the PDF file. These options let you include bookmarks, embed fonts, use internal fonts, and so on.
| Note | You can use the /INI parameter to specify the INI file that contains the PDF printer control group and you can use the /P parameter to specify the actual name of the PDF printer control group. For information about the INI options you can use to customize PDF output, see Using the PDF Print Driver. |
FAP2PDF /I /X /INI /P /VF
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Parameter |
Description |
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/I |
Enter the names of the FAP files you want to convert into PDF files. You can use wildcard characters (*). You do not have to specify the .FAP extension. |
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/X |
Enter the name of the FXR file you want to use. The FXR file determines which fonts are used in the PDF file. You do not have to specify the .FXR extension. |
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/INI |
(Optional) Enter the name of the INI file that contains PDF settings. The default is FSISYS.INI. |
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/P |
(Optional) Enter the name of the PDF PrtType control group in the FSISYS.INI file. The default is PDF. |
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/VF |
(Optional) Include this parameter if you want to template fields. |
If the FXR and INI files specify that you want the fonts embedded, the INI file must contain a FontLib option in the MasterResource control group that specifies the directory of the TrueType or PostScript fonts.
| Note | To see a list of the FAP2PDF parameters, run the utility with no parameters. |
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