I've down-loaded the updated version of the IPPJDF Mapping version 0.971,
dated 07 Dec 2002.
ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/fsg/jobticket/IPP_Mapping/ippjdf-mapping-07-Dec-20
02-rev.doc
ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/fsg/jobticket/IPP_Mapping/ippjdf-mapping-07-Dec-20
02-rev.pdf
ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/fsg/jobticket/IPP_Mapping/ippjdf-mapping-07-Dec-20
02-rev.zip
ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/fsg/jobticket/IPP_Mapping/ippjdf-mapping-latest.do
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ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/fsg/jobticket/IPP_Mapping/ippjdf-mapping-latest.pd
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(the .zip file contains just the .doc file)
It has the results of the review on Friday December 6 with the color
experts.
We'll continue the review as agreed on Wednesday, December 11 (7-noon PDT)
and Thursday December 12 (9-2 PM PDT).
(I'm not a chair or alternate, so I can't post the meeting announcement, I
just found out. Stay tuned).
Here is the change log:
7.15 Changes to make version 0.97, December 06, 2002:
The following changes were made as a result of the PWG Semantic Model
review, December 5, and the CIP4/PODi/FSG review, December 6:
1. Clarified that we will still review proposed JDF/1.2 extensions for
Medium priority attributes, so that they can get into JDF/1.2. But we will
not review proposed JDF extensions for Low and Never Priority attributes,
since they are not planned to get into JDF/1.2
2. "adjust-xxx": After a lot of discussion of all of the "adjust-xxx"
attributes, we separated the simple quick and dirty integer knob attributes
from a single ICC Abstract Profile for Preference Adjustment attribute.
3. "adjust-xxx": Changed the Process Resource column to new (N) integer
(-100:100) attributes: @ColorCorrectionParams/@CyanRed, @MagentaGreen,
@YellowBlue, @Constrast, @Hue integer(-180:180), @Lightness, @Saturation.
4. "adjust-xxx": Changed the Product Intent column to (P).
5. "adjust-xxx": We changed the "adjust-xxx" attributes priorities from
Medium to High (except for the new "adjust-hue" attribute) and the ICC
Abstract Profile for Preferential Adjustment remains Medium.
6. "adjust-xxx": The "adjust-xxx" integer knob attributes can be used in a
Product Intent context using the Process Resource. So its flagged with the
(P) indicator.
7. "anti-aliasing": We removed the EFI Image Quality - Sharpness from the
PODi column and added it at the end. EFI Sharpness isn't anti-aliasing.
8. "anti-aliasing": Changed the Product Intent column from Unknown to (P).
9. "black-overprint": Changed the Product Intent column from (N) to (P).
10. "black-overprint": Added 'black-overprint-pdl' as a third value for the
IPP "black-overprint" attribute, which defers to the PDL setting for black
overprint.
11. "black-overprint": Clarified that the Process Resource column will not
provide a mapping for the 'black-overprint-off" value of IPP
"black-overprint" since it doesn't seem useful to turn off the overprint on
in the PDL.
12. "bleed-edge-printing": Renamed this to "edge-to-edge" printing, since
bleed involves trimming/cutting off some of the bled area, but IPP is
dealing with printing into the unprintable area. Will propose the same
change to IPP.
13. "edge-to-edge-printing": Added this attribute with a JDF Product Intent
mapping of LayoutIntent/@Margins (N) and a JDF Process Resource mapping of
DigitalPrintingParams/@Margins (N).
14. "resample-method": Added this attribute from the PWG Semantic Model
review of the IPP Color and Imaging attributes. Needs review by the color
experts.
15. "source-{cmy | gray}-{graphics | images | text}" and "source-{cmyk |
rgb}-{graphics | images | text}": Clarified that these attributes relates to
the way the data was encoded by the source.
16. "EFI Image Quality - Sharpness": Added to end of table. Need a
description of it.
7.16 Changes to make version 0.971, December 07, 2002:
1. Changed JDF/1.0 App F to actual JDF/1.0 IDPrinting mapping (not finished
yet).
2. Reformatted values and member attributes into separate rows in the table
so that alignment across the columns in maintained by MS-WORD. Revision
marks not used for the IPP values, since they were already in the document.
Documented the styles used to achieve indenting of member attributes and
values in the Legend Table.
3. Copied the agreed extensions in version 0.97 to JDF/1.1 and IPP from
Table 2 to Table 3 and Table 4, respectively.
4. Highlighted all of the Unknown entries like this as an indication of
where more work is needed.
5. Started to put JDF data types on a separate line inside parens in the
mapping columns. This reformatting makes it must easier to read.
6. Reformatted the XPath so that line breaks occur after each element.
Tom