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Multiple archive commands are now supported. Note there is a potential behavior difference if rule sets contain multiple archive commands. Now all execute. In 7.x, only the last one executed.
A new -arclistfmt option, xmlf, adds a base64-encoded embedded file element to the listdocs xml format.
Setting noemail=1 in a code block turns off the email command, allowing code block control over whether or not to execute the email command at the end of the job.
EPS output: -p eps supported to produce an eps file based on the first page, first copy of the job. This allows output from an unform job to be used as an image for a subsequent postscript job. EPS is also widely supported in document production and imaging programs.
Control of textjob$[all] generation: -notextjob|-textjob command line control, and textjob=1|0 in uf80d.ini [defaults] section to define the default behavior.
Configuration files now support continuation lines using a "\" suffix, which indicates the next line extends the current line. This is particularly useful in the deliver.ini file, and can be used in uf80d.ini well.
The image command now supports a 'page n' option when used in the PDF driver with a PDF file named as the image. Ghostscript is invoked to convert the specified page into an image.
In cases where Ghostscript 8.10 or higher is configured, either via the Windows Support Server or in the UnForm server's [drivers] section of uf80d.ini (see pdffitpage=1 notes), the images command is now performance-optimized for both PDF and PostScript output when PDF files are used as images. PDF source images are converted to the required format exclusively with Ghostscript, bypassing the extra processing through Image Magick that was required in previous releases. Black and white PCL output was optimized in previous releases. Note that Postscript 3 (-p ps3) output supports compression of black and white images on systems with zlib support, resulting in lower bandwidth requirements for Postscript printing.
The local timezone in Internet UTC-offset format (i.e. -0800 for Pacific Daylight Time) is automatically resolved based on local system settings, and passed to MailCall when running the email command or email() code block function.
The previous server log file is renamed to uf80d.log.bak upon server restart. The server log format is now a tab-delimited file, to ease log analysis. The Windows UnForm server offers a log viewer with column sorting and filtering.
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