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3.2 Including Graphics You can include graphics such as diagrams or charts in your SAPscript documents.
Typically, such graphics are included in documents by way of forms.
Graphics are uploaded either in "Baseline TIFF 6.0" format (file extension.tif on PC files) or as
printer macros. A printer macro in this case is the sequence of printer instructions needed to
print out a diagram.
Graphics and printer macros are uploaded with program RSTXLDMC into individual standard
text documents. At upload, the graphics or printer macros are converted to the format required
by the target printer, either PostScript, PCL-5 for newer Hewlett-Packard and compatible
printers, or PRESCRIBE for Kyocera printers. The resulting SAPscript document can be printed
only on the target printer type. Online display is not possible.
In a form, you might include graphics such as a company logo in the header window. You can
accommodate printing on different types of printers with separate includes for each format in
which you have uploaded graphics. If you define the includes as text elements, then your print
program can select the appropriate include depending upon the device type of the printer that
the user selects. You can determine the device type by looking up the printer name in table
TSP03 (field PADEST) and evaluating the device type (field PATYPE).
For more information, see the report documentation for RSTXLDMC.
Using graphics in forms can greatly increase the size of print requests and therefore
seriously affect the performance of your printers. Graphics are not recommended for
printing time-critical documents. 3.2.1 Using Boxes, Lines, and Shading SAPscript provides these text commands for using boxes or frames, lines, and shading in
documents: · The BOX command for drawing a box or a horizontal or vertical line. · The POSITION command for specifying the starting point (the upper left corner) of a
box or line. · The SIZE command for specifying the width and height of a box.
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