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Key features. Using Output, you can create applications with the following functionality. Generate final form documents by populating Designer files with XML data. Output forms in a range of formats, including non-interactive PDF, PDF/A, PostScript, PCL, and label printer print streams. Control laser printer features, select paper trays, do duplex printing, and staple printed documents. Process single documents, document packages, and document batches from single or multiple Designer ES3 templates that may use fragments. Assemble PDF documents and convert PDF documents from native documents. Dynamically assemble XDP files and place fragments at insertion points in XDP files for demanding document assembly tasks. Convert PDF packages that may contain any combination of PDF forms and documents to PostScript. Edit and create XDC files in the repository and on a file system using the device profile editor. Convert PDF documents to PDF/A-1b and PDF/A-2b using the DocConverter service. ( * New for 10 * ) Flatten interactive forms, without losing the state of the form (retain modifications to an interactive form that have been effected by user-driven events. Central Migration Bridge service permits the use of form templates, data, and data transformations from Adobe Central Output server in the LiveCycle context. You must have Central 5.7 installed on the same server as LiveCycle. Central Migration Bridge is available to existing Central customers to make the migration process easier to stage in phases and complete. Document design for Output. Designer form design features include tools for designing fixed and flowable document layouts for Output. The layout and output choices you make when you design forms and documents are implemented and performed by Output. Using Designer, form authors can use a variety of layout specifications and features in form designs and templates. Create forms whose layouts adjust when merged with XML data. This ensures that rendered (or printed) forms accommodate the merged data content and volume by including or excluding design elements, growing to create space for data, and paginating automatically. Define duplex formatting and the media (paper tray) in a form template to logically link document layout to printer capabilities. Access fragments in the repository and incorporate them into form templates for greater control and management of document designs. Spell-check documents and generate sample test data while designing forms. Using the sample test data, you can then generate a PDF preview or print directly to a target printer. These features were designed for use with Output. Forms and documents created with these layout features can be rendered or printed in a variety of formats without compromising the design intent. Supported document formats. Using Output, processes can merge XML data with forms or documents created using Designer to produce documents in a variety of formats. PDF final form documents for viewing and printing in Adobe Reader or Acrobat. PDF archive documents in PDF/A-1b and PDF/A-2b. PostScript and PCL documents for direct printing to monochrome and color laser printers. ZPL for direct printing of documents to Zebra label printers. IPL for direct printing of documents to Intermec label printers. DPL for direct printing of documents to Datamax label printers. TPCL for direct printing of documents to Tec Toshiba label printers. Using Output, you can also generate documents in a wide range of languages, including those that use Western and Eastern European, Asian, and Middle Eastern character sets. Controlling print features. Using Output, you can leverage and control the specific capabilities of the printers you use to generate printed documents. Using XDC Editor, you can edit existing XML Forms Architecture Device Configuration (XDC files), create new ones, and map media to specific paper trays. You can generate documents that access the following features of laser printers. Specifying which input and output paper trays to use. Stapling and copying. You can generate PDF documents that automatically open a print dialog box in Adobe Reader or Acrobat. You can also generate PDF documents that are preconfigured to specify duplex printing and the number of copies to be printed on a default or specified printer. Generating flexible documents. Output provides flexible document generation. You can generate the following types of document. A single document from a specific Designer template. A batch of documents from a single template. A batch of documents, each from separate files by using a single Designer template. Using this flexible generation capability, you can also leverage fragments in document output. You can generate a document package that uses multiple Designer templates. For example, a mortgage application can contain numerous sections. Some of them are customized for the client by using specific templates for interactive forms and fragments. Others are standardized by using dynamic PDF documents. The final generated output is a single cohesive document. With Output, you can also produce companion metadata files for document integration and statistics. For example, metadata from incoming XML such as submitted fax numbers or account numbers can be integrated into forms for output. Output also supports metadata that is used for generating documents, such as page numbering and the specific documents included in a batch. Document conversion and assembly. Output supports document generation beyond simple print control and PDF rendering. It also supports PDF document assembly and conversion. For example, you can convert PDF documents to TIFF files for archiving or to PostScript files for direct server-based printing. You can convert interactive PDF forms (fillable forms) to final version PDF forms (filled information is frozen, and the document is no longer interactive. The DocConverter service converts documents to PDF/A. Transforms PDF forms, XML forms (created in Designer), and PDF forms created in Acrobat to PDF/A-1b and PDF/A-2b. Converts signed or unsigned PDF documents (Digital Signatures required. Validates the compliance of a PDF/A file and converts it if necessary. LiveCycle fully supports the DocConverter service and does not require call to Acrobat to convert or report on compliance. You can use Output to manipulate and assemble the multiple source PDFs into a single seamless document. Document and process automation. You can develop processes that automate generating documents that include barcodes that contain variable data or print directly to label printers. Barcode data can be a range of standard codes, including 2D symbologies such as PDF417, Datamatrix, or QR. When you output to a Zebra label printer, you can use standard or RFID labels. When you output to any of the label formats, you utilize accurate resident barcodes and efficient resident fonts.