xcmDocPrintNumberUp 1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.59.13.1.1.5

For the MIB: this object is specified as a text string which can be a number, e.g., '2' meaning the number of logical pages per side, or a name, e.g., 'simple-2-up' meaning an imposition object in the system that specifies 2 logical pages per side. NOTE: This attribute that is supplied by the job service requester is localizable by the job service provider, since the job service provider must understand and support the specified value. ISO DPA: number-up (excerpted) This attribute specifies the number of source page-images to impose upon a single instance of a selected medium. The attribute can be specified either by a number directly or by naming an imposition object which specifies some particular number-up imposition. In general, only certain all-numeric text values are valid for this attribute, depending upon the server and printer implementations to which the print-request is directed. A text value of '0' or 'none' shall suppress any server default number up, if any. This attribute primarily controls the translation, scaling and rotation of page images, but a site may choose to add embellishments, such as borders to each logical page. A site may even choose to add an attribute to control the presence or characteristics of such embellishments. The following standard text values are defined: '0' This value suppresses any number-up operation or its embellishments. '1' This value specifies that 1 logical page is to be imaged on one surface of the medium, possibly with embellishments. '2' This value specifies that 2 logical pages are to be imaged on one surface of the medium, possibly with embellishments. '4' This value specifies that 4 logical pages are to be imaged on one surface of the medium, possibly with embellishments. NOTE - The value '0' or 'none' specifies that no convenience imposition functions shall be performed; '0' or 'none' is needed to suppress any special number-up operation because a value of '1' or 'simple-1-up' for some sites may cause the server to alter the placement, or size of the page image, or to add embellishments, such as borders or to rotate the page depending on content-orientation. See ISO DPA number-up description for further details on the semantics of number-up, including figures.