How can I make the PDF be recognized as a different Paper Type on a Commercial Printer?
recently started a project to move reports to be generated as PDFs. I generate many reports into many PDFs. At the end of the Process, I use PDFSharp to combine the results into a single PDF. This has all worked fine.
However, the Printer has 6 different trays. It pulls certain paper for different paper types (Letter, A4, ect...).
My combined PDF and single document PDFs all print on plain white paper. I need invoices to print on perforated paper sources, but I have no way to tell the printer that this paper type is different.
The printer is a KODAK NEXPRESS SX Platform.
http://graphics.kodak.com/US/en/product/printers_presses/comm_sheet/digital_color/nexpress/sx/support/drivers/default.htm
How can I make the PDF be recognized as a different Paper Type?
Any advice would be appreciated.
However, the Printer has 6 different trays. It pulls certain paper for different paper types (Letter, A4, ect...).
My combined PDF and single document PDFs all print on plain white paper. I need invoices to print on perforated paper sources, but I have no way to tell the printer that this paper type is different.
The printer is a KODAK NEXPRESS SX Platform.
http://graphics.kodak.com/US/en/product/printers_presses/comm_sheet/digital_color/nexpress/sx/support/drivers/default.htm
How can I make the PDF be recognized as a different Paper Type?
Any advice would be appreciated.
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I don't know the answer, but (perhaps backing up the reply from Bob Learned) would like to point out that values such as A4 and Letter are Paper Sizes - typical Paper Types are Plain and Letterhead.