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GLOSSARY
input devices Keyboards, magnetic media, or any device used to give a system
information.
input output (I/O) General term encompassing the flow of data into and out of a
computer system.
input processing Formatting control for the pages of a report.
insert To add text or graphics to a document.
interface Device by which two systems connect and communicate with
each other.
Interpress Xerox standard that defines digital representation of lines for
printing. You can print Interpress documents on any sufficiently
powerful printer equipped with Interpress print software.
JCL Job control language. High–level language used with the MVS or
DOS operating systems to identify job requirements such as user
name, program name, CPU processing time, input/output
devices, and files needed for batch processing.
JDE Job descriptor entry. Collection of job descriptions. See also
job
.
JDL Job descriptor library. Collection of compiled job descriptions.
See also
job source library (JSL)
.
job Set of instructions (JDEs) defining a unit of work for the system.
jobcard First JCL statement in a job, identifying the beginning of the job,
the user, the job name, and similar information.
job control Program called into storage to prepare each job or job step to
be run.
job management Collective functions of job scheduling and command processing.
JSL Job source library. Collection of uncompiled job descriptions.
See also
JDE; JDL
.
keyword Reserved word that is essential to the meaning and structure of a
statement. Required part of a command that must be entered in
the command language syntax exactly as it is written. In XPRM,
keywords can be written in uppercase or lowercase letters.
label 1. In data storage, a reference to a file saved on tape or disk, a
record indicating the file name or date created, as well as other
control information. 2. In programming, a name assigned to a
particular instruction or portion of a program as a location
reference. The computer translates the label into a locatable
address.
landscape Orientation of print lines or top of an illustration parallel to the
long edge of the paper. See also
orientation.
language Defined set of characters and symbols combined together by
specific rules. Used as an operator interface with the computers
system software to perform certain tasks. See also
high–level
language
;
low–level language
.
laser printing Technology that uses a laser to scan and transfer character
images onto a page by direct or indirect means.
leading 1. Vertical distance between lines (also called line space)
measured from the baseline of one line to the baseline of the
next. 2. Extra spacing between lines of type. 3. In typography,
spacing between lines and paragraphs.
legal size Page the standard size of legal briefs, 8.5 by 14 inches.
HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE 3.2 FOR IBM MVS CREATING FORMS GLOSSARY–7
- Creating Forms 1
- Table of contents 3
- 3. Using HFDL commands 3–1 4
- 4. Creating a sample form 4–1 5
- 6. Messages 6–1 5
- Appendices 5
- Glossary GLOSSARY–1 6
- Index INDEX–1 6
- Introduction 7
- Related publications 8
- IBM publications 9
- 1. Overview 11
- Prerequisites 12
- Operating environment 12
- OVERVIEW 13
- 2. Planning your forms 15
- Page frames 16
- Form origin 17
- Positioning form elements 18
- Data types 20
- Font orientation 21
- PLANNING YOUR FORMS 23
- Adding color to forms 25
- Choosing paper size 26
- Forms design ruler 26
- Suggested uses 27
- 3. Using HFDL commands 29
- Command format 30
- Setting up your form 31
- FORM command 32
- PAPER command 32
- LANDSCAPE/PORTRAIT command 33
- ;LANDSCAPE 34
- GRID command 35
- FONT command 36
- ICATALOG command 37
- INK command 38
- NOSUBSTITUTION 38
- USING HFDL COMMANDS 39
- ;IRESULT 40
- Description commands 40
- LINE command 41
- BOX command 42
- TEXT AT command 45
- Xerox Laser 47
- LOGO command 53
- GRAPHIC command 54
- ;SECTION 55
- DO SECTION command 56
- COLUMN command 58
- INTERWORD command 58
- DOT LEADER command 60
- LET command 61
- ;COMMENT 62
- END command 63
- 4. Creating a sample form 65
- Setting up the form 66
- CREATING A SAMPLE FORM 67
- Form origin (0,0) 67
- 5. Managing and printing 71
- Command syntax examples 75
- HFDL compiler JCL 76
- Xerox Print 79
- Accessing compiled forms 82
- Editing an existing form 82
- Specifying monochrome forms 82
- 6. Messages 83
- XFG6013F Cannot open FSL 85
- XFM8nnn Internal Failure 85
- XFP1002W Semicolon expected 86
- MESSAGES 101
- Xerox Print Resources 102
- Managing Resources 102
- A. System considerations 111
- Boxes and their image 112
- Text in boxes 112
- Using lines within sections 112
- B. FMT grid format properties 113
- C. Approved abbreviations 115
- D. Comparison of HFDL 117
- E. Supported paper sizes 119
- Glossary 121
- GLOSSARY 123
- TEXT IN BOX command 135
- forms, design ruler 135
- SEF option 137
- X and Y coordinates 137
- DOCNAME INDEX–1 139
- DRAFT NAME 139
- PALETTE command 143
- L feat features, HFDL(1) OV 145
- CL requireme JCL(1) OV 170
- MPILE com 172
- MT grid f 176
- FDL commands nd FD OV 178
- Reader Satisfaction Survey 180
- Xerox Corporation 181
- Printing Systems Software 181
- Longwood, Florida 32779-3606 181
- Attn: Documentation 181
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