Hi,
Yes you are correct its used for uploading tiff.
You need to have a image in .tiff format and then need to execute the program RSTXLDMC and put the following in selection screen
File name: /tmp/gorilla.tif ( Name and location of file where its stored)
Type: BMON
Resolution for TIFF file: 150
Text title: TIFF 150 dpi gorilla
Text name: ZHEX-MACRO-* ( The text where you would like the image to be stored and this can be used in the script)
Text ID: ST
Text language: D
PostScript scaling: X
Once the text is generated it can be called in SAPSCRIPT or smart form like you call an ordinary text with same syntax.
I hope this helps.
Also see below 3 examples.
Following three examples will help you to use it for script
Example
Example 1:
The PCL-5 file A:\IMAGE.PCL is to be uploaded to the standard text ZHEX-IMAGE-PCL, ID ST, language D. The macro is to be output at the current text position, a left margin of 4 CM from the layout set window maintained, and the text continued 5 CM below the current text position. The parameters should then contain values as follows (the default values should be left in the parameters not listed below):
File name: A:\IMAGE.PCL
Type: PCL
Absolute positioning: ' ' (blank)
Reserved height: 5
Shift to right: 4
Unit of measurement for positioning: CM
Text name: ZHEX-IMAGE-*
Text ID: ST
Text language: D
PostScript scaling: ' ' (blank)
Example 2:
The PostScript EPS file A:\LOGO.EPS is to be uploaded to the standard text ZHEX-LOGO-POST, ID ST, language D. The macro is to be output at the X/Y-position 1 inch/1 inch. The EPS file is to be scaled to the size 3 x 3 inches. The parameters should then contain values as follows (the default values should be left in the parameters not listed below):
File name: A:\LOGO.EPS
Type: POST
Absolute X-position: 1
Absolute Y-position: 1
Absolute positioning: X
Unit of measurement for positioning: IN
Text name: ZHEX-LOGO-*
Text ID: ST
Text language: D
PostScript scaling: X
Width according to PS scaling: 3
Height according to PS scaling: 3
Unit of measurement for PS scaling: IN
Example 3:
An example of a TIFF import with type BMON is shown below. The parameters were assigned values as follows (the default values should be left in the parameters not listed below):
File name: /tmp/gorilla.tif
Type: BMON
Resolution for TIFF file: 150
Text title: TIFF 150 dpi gorilla
Text name: ZHEX-MACRO-*
Text ID: ST
Text language: D
PostScript scaling: X
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