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Dan Tobias: /* Metaformat files */

2015-01-24T22:09:19Z

‎Metaformat files

2015-01-24T22:08:26Z

2013-04-02T23:05:29Z

2013-04-02T23:02:11Z

Make it into a real article

2013-04-02T22:45:01Z

Just capturing a link about this format.

New page

* http://www.snowbound.com/blog/2741/afp-viewing-and-conversion-top-4-reasons-a-print-driver-wont-satisfy-business-needs/

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 == Metaformat files ==
-* [https://www.synalysis.net/Grammars/afp.grammar Synalisis grammar file] (for Hexinator / Synalize It!; [[Synalysis grammar file|more details]])
+* [https://www.synalysis.net/Grammars/afp.grammar Synalysis grammar file] (for Hexinator / Synalize It!; [[Synalysis grammar file|more details]])
 == Sample files ==

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 }}
-'''AFP''' (Advanced Function Printing) is a document storage and distribution format created by IBM in the 1980s, designed to store document structure and presentation and drive printers for output. It is a complex format that is difficult to deal with other than with IBM's proprietary software, and often uses the uncommon [[EBCDIC]] character encodings instead of ones based on [[ASCII]] or [[Unicode]] (since it originated on IBM systems that used this), but it is still a common document exchange format in some business environments.
+'''AFP''' (Advanced Function Presentation; sometimes also given as Advanced Function Printing) is a document storage and distribution format created by IBM in the 1980s, designed to store document structure and presentation and drive printers for output. It is a complex format that is difficult to deal with other than with IBM's proprietary software, and often uses the uncommon [[EBCDIC]] character encodings instead of ones based on [[ASCII]] or [[Unicode]] (since it originated on IBM systems that used this), but it is still a common document exchange format in some business environments.
-== External links ==
+== Official documents ==
 * [http://www.afpdriver.com/AFPPrinter_UserGuide.pdf AFP Printer User Guide]
 * [http://www.snowbound.com/blog/2741/afp-viewing-and-conversion-top-4-reasons-a-print-driver-wont-satisfy-business-needs/ Top 4 reasons a print driver won't satisfy business needs]
 [[Category:IBM]]

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	* [http://www.afpdriver.com/AFPPrinter_UserGuide.pdf AFP Printer User Guide]		* [http://www.afpdriver.com/AFPPrinter_UserGuide.pdf AFP Printer User Guide]
	* [http://www.snowbound.com/blog/2741/afp-viewing-and-conversion-top-4-reasons-a-print-driver-wont-satisfy-business-needs/ Top 4 reasons a print driver won't satisfy business needs]		* [http://www.snowbound.com/blog/2741/afp-viewing-and-conversion-top-4-reasons-a-print-driver-wont-satisfy-business-needs/ Top 4 reasons a print driver won't satisfy business needs]
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		+	[[Category:IBM]]

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−	* http://www.snowbound.com/blog/2741/afp-viewing-and-conversion-top-4-reasons-a-print-driver-wont-satisfy-business-needs/	+	{{FormatInfo
		+	\|formattype=electronic
		+	\|subcat=Document
		+	\|extensions={{ext\|afp}}
		+	\|released=1984
		+	}}
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		+	'''AFP''' (Advanced Function Printing) is a document storage and distribution format created by IBM in the 1980s, designed to store document structure and presentation and drive printers for output. It is a complex format that is difficult to deal with other than with IBM's proprietary software, and often uses the uncommon [[EBCDIC]] character encodings instead of ones based on [[ASCII]] or [[Unicode]] (since it originated on IBM systems that used this), but it is still a common document exchange format in some business environments.
		+
		+	== External links ==
		+
		+	* [http://www.afpdriver.com/AFPPrinter_UserGuide.pdf AFP Printer User Guide]
		+	* [http://www.snowbound.com/blog/2741/afp-viewing-and-conversion-top-4-reasons-a-print-driver-wont-satisfy-business-needs/ Top 4 reasons a print driver won't satisfy business needs]