## Introduction

This specification describes the attributes and extensions that CUPS adds to Adobe TechNote #5003: PostScript Printer Description File Format Specification Version 4.3. PostScript Printer Description ("PPD") files describe the capabilities of each printer and are used by CUPS to support printer-specific features and intelligent filtering.

## PPD File Syntax

The PPD format is text-based and uses lines of up to 255 characters terminated by a carriage return, linefeed, or combination of carriage return and line feed. The following ABNF definition [RFC2234] defines the general format of lines in a PPD file:

    PPD-FILE = HEADER +(DATA / COMMENT / LINE-END)

    HEADER   = "*" 0x50.50.44.2D.41.64.6F.62.65 ":"   ; *PPD-Adobe:
               *WSP DQUOTE "4.3" DQUOTE LINE-END

    COMMENT  = "*%" *TCHAR LINE-END

    DATA     = "*" 1*KCHAR [ WSP 1*KCHAR [ "/" 1*TCHAR ] ] ":"
               1*(*WSP VALUE) LINE-END

    VALUE    = 1*TCHAR / DQUOTE 1*SCHAR DQUOTE

    KCHAR    = ALPHA / DIGIT / "_" / "." / "-"

    SCHAR    = LINE-END / WSP / %x21 / %x23-7E / %xA0-FF

    TCHAR    = %x20-7E / %xA0-FF

    LINE-END = CR / LF / CR LF

## General Attributes

### APBookFile

*APBookFile: "file URL"

This string attribute specifies the Apple help book file to use for this printer driver.

Example:

    *APBookFile: "file:///Library/Printers/vendor/Help/filename"

### APDuplexRequiresFlippedMargin

*APDuplexRequiresFlippedMargin: boolean

This boolean attribute notifies the RIP filters that the destination printer does not require the top and bottom margins of the `ImageableArea` swapped for the back page. The default is `true` when `cupsFlipDuplex` is `true` and `false` otherwise.

Example:

    *% Flip the back side images
    *cupsFlipDuplex: true

    *% Don't swap the top and bottom margins for the back side
    *APDuplexRequiresFlippedMargin: false

Also see the related `cupsFlipDuplex` attribute.

### cupsEvenDuplex

*cupsEvenDuplex: boolean

This boolean attribute notifies the RIP filters that the destination printer requires an even number of pages when 2-sided printing is selected. The default value is `false`.

Example:

    *% Always send an even number of pages when duplexing
    *cupsEvenDuplex: true

### cupsFilter

*cupsFilter: "source/type cost program"

This string attribute provides a conversion rule from the given source type to the printer's native format using the filter "program". If a printer supports the source type directly, the special filter program "-" may be specified.

Examples:

    *% Standard raster printer driver filter
    *cupsFilter: "application/vnd.cups-raster 100 rastertofoo"

    *% Plain text filter
    *cupsFilter: "text/plain 10 texttofoo"

    *% Pass-through filter for PostScript printers
    *cupsFilter: "application/vnd.cups-postscript 0 -"

### cupsFlipDuplex

*cupsFlipDuplex: boolean

This boolean attribute notifies the RIP filters that the destination printer requires an upside-down image for the back page. The default value is `false`.

Example:

    *% Flip the page image for the back side of duplexed output
    *cupsFlipDuplex: true

Also see the related `APDuplexRequiresFlippedMargins` attribute.

### cupsIPPReason

*cupsIPPReason reason/Reason Text: "optional URIs"

This optional attribute maps custom `printer-state-reasons` keywords that are generated by the driver to human readable text. The optional URIs string contains zero or more URIs separated by a newline. Each URI can be a CUPS server absolute path to a help file under the scheduler's `DocumentRoot` directory, a full HTTP URL ("http://www.domain.com/path/to/help/page.html"), or any other valid URI which directs the user at additional information concerning the condition that is being reported.

Examples:

    *% Map com.vendor-error to text but no page
    *cupsIPPReason com.vendor-error/A serious error occurred: ""

    *% Map com.vendor-error to text and a local page
    *cupsIPPReason com.vendor-error/A serious error occurred: "/help/com.vendor/error.html"

    *% Map com.vendor-error to text and a remote page
    *cupsIPPReason com.vendor-error/A serious error occurred: "http://www.vendor.com/help"

    *% Map com.vendor-error to text and a local, Apple help book, and remote page
    *APHelpBook: "file:///Library/Printers/vendor/Help/filename"
    *cupsIPPReason com.vendor-error/A serious error occurred: "/help/com.vendor/error.html
    help:anchor='com.vendor-error'%20bookID=Vendor%20Help
    http://www.vendor.com/help"
    *End

### cupsLanguages

*cupsLanguages: "locale list"

This attribute describes which language localizations are included in the PPD. The "locale list" string is a space-delimited list of locale names ("en", "en_US", "fr_CA", etc.)

Example:

    *% Specify Canadian, UK, and US English, and Candian and French French
    *cupsLanguages: "en_CA en_UK en_US fr_CA fr_CA"

### cupsManualCopies

*cupsManualCopies: boolean

This boolean attribute notifies the RIP filters that the destination printer does not support copy generation in hardware. The default value is `false`.

Example:

    *% Tell the RIP filters to generate the copies for us
    *cupsManualCopies: true

### cupsModelNumber

*cupsModelNumber: number

This integer attribute specifies a printer-specific model number. This number can be used by a filter program to adjust the output for a specific model of printer.

Example:

    *% Specify an integer for a driver-specific model number
    *cupsModelNumber: 1234

### cupsPortMonitor

*cupsPortMonitor urischeme/Descriptive Text: "port monitor"

This string attribute specifies printer-specific "port monitor" filters that may be used with the printer. The CUPS scheduler also looks for the `Protocols` attribute to see if the `BCP` or `TBCP` protocols are supported. If so, the corresponding port monitor ("bcp" and "tbcp", respectively) is listed in the printer's `port-monitor-supported` attribute.

The "urischeme" portion of the attribute specifies the URI scheme that this port monitor should be used for. Typically this is used to pre-select a particular port monitor for each type of connection that is supported by the printer. The "port monitor" string can be "none" to disable the port monitor for the given URI scheme.

Examples:

    *% Specify a PostScript printer that supports the TBCP protocol
    *Protocols: TBCP PJL

    *% Specify that TBCP should be used for socket connections but not USB
    *cupsPortMonitor socket/AppSocket Printing: "tbcp"
    *cupsPortMonitor usb/USB Printing: "none"

    *% Specify a printer-specific port monitor for an Epson USB printer
    *cupsPortMonitor usb/USB Status Monitor: "epson-usb"

### cupsVersion

*cupsVersion: major.minor

This required attribute describes which version of the CUPS PPD file extensions was used. Currently it must be the string "1.0", "1.1", or "1.2".

Example:

    *% Specify a CUPS 1.2 driver
    *cupsVersion: "1.2"

## Custom Options

CUPS supports custom options using an extension of the `CustomPageSize` and `ParamCustomPageSize` syntax:

    *CustomFoo True: "command"
    *ParamCustomFoo Name1/Text 1: order type minimum maximum
    *ParamCustomFoo Name2/Text 2: order type minimum maximum
    ...
    *ParamCustomFoo NameN/Text N: order type minimum maximum

When the base option is part of the `JCLSetup` section, the "command" string contains JCL commands with "\order" placeholders for each numbered parameter. The CUPS API handles any necessary value quoting for HP-PJL commands. For example, if the JCL command string is "@PJL SET PASSCODE=\1" and the first option value is "1234" then CUPS will output the string "@PJL SET PASSCODE=1234".

For non-`JCLSetup` options, the "order" value is a number from 1 to N and specifies the order of values as they are placed on the stack before the command. For example, if the PostScript command string is "<</cupsReal1 2 1 roll>>setpagedevice" and the option value is "2.0" then CUPS will output the string "2.0 <</cupsReal1 2 1 roll>>setpagedevice".

The "type" is one of the following keywords:

- `curve` - a real value from "minimum" to "maximum" representing a gamma correction curve using the function: f(x) = x value
- `int` - an integer value from "minimum" to "maximum"
- `invcurve` - a real value from "minimum" to "maximum" representing a gamma correction curve using the function: f(x) = x 1 / value
- `passcode` - a string of numbers value with a minimum of "minimum" numbers and a maximum of "maximum" numbers ("minimum" and "maximum" are numbers and passcode strings are not displayed in the user interface)
- `password` - a string value with a minimum of "minimum" characters and a maximum of "maximum" characters ("minimum" and "maximum" are numbers and password strings are not displayed in the user interface)
- `points` - a measurement value in points from "minimum" to "maximum"
- `real` - a real value from "minimum" to "maximum"
- `string` - a string value with a minimum of "minimum" characters and a maximum of "maximum" characters ("minimum" and "maximum" are numbers)

Examples:

    *% Base JCL key code option
    *OpenUI JCLPasscode/Key Code: PickOne
    *OrderDependency: 10 JCLSetup *JCLPasscode
    *DefaultJCLPasscode: None
    *JCLPasscode None/No Code: ""
    *JCLPasscode 1111: "@PJL SET PASSCODE = 1111<0A>"
    *JCLPasscode 2222: "@PJL SET PASSCODE = 2222<0A>"
    *JCLPasscode 3333: "@PJL SET PASSCODE = 3333<0A>"
    *JCLCloseUI: *JCLPasscode

    *% Custom JCL key code option
    *CustomJCLPasscode True: "@PJL SET PASSCODE = \1<0A>"
    *ParamCustomJCLPasscode Code/Key Code: 1 passcode 4 4

    *% Base PostScript watermark option
    *OpenUI WatermarkText/Watermark Text: PickOne
    *OrderDependency: 10 AnySetup *WatermarkText
    *DefaultWatermarkText: None
    *WatermarkText None: ""
    *WatermarkText Draft: "<</cupsString1(Draft)>>setpagedevice"
    *CloseUI: *WatermarkText

    *% Custom PostScript watermark option
    *CustomWatermarkText True: "<</cupsString1 3 -1 roll>>setpagedevice"
    *ParamCustomWatermarkText Text: 1 string 0 32

    *% Base PostScript gamma/density option
    *OpenUI GammaDensity/Gamma and Density: PickOne
    *OrderDependency: 10 AnySetup *GammaDensity
    *DefaultGammaDensity: Normal
    *GammaDensity Normal/Normal: "<</cupsReal1 1.0/cupsReal2 1.0>>setpagedevice"
    *GammaDensity Light/Lighter: "<</cupsReal1 0.9/cupsReal2 0.67>>setpagedevice"
    *GammaDensity Dark/Darker: "<</cupsReal1 1.1/cupsReal2 1.5>>setpagedevice"
    *CloseUI: *GammaDensity

    *% Custom PostScript gamma/density option
    *CustomGammaDensity True: "<</cupsReal1 3 -1 roll/cupsReal2 5 -1>>setpagedevice"
    *ParamCustomGammaDensity Gamma: 1 curve 0.1 10
    *ParamCustomGammaDensity Density: 2 real 0 2

## Color Profiles

CUPS supports two types of color profiles. The first type is based on sRGB and is used by the standard CUPS raster filters and ESP Ghostscript. The second type is based on ICC profiles and is used by the Core Graphics-based filters on MacOS X.

> Note: At this time, none of the CUPS raster filters support ICC profiles. This will be addressed as time and resources permit.

### cupsColorProfile

*cupsColorProfile Resolution/MediaType: "density gamma m00 m01 m02 m10 m11 m12 m20 m21 m22"

This string attribute specifies an sRGB-based color profile consisting of gamma and density controls and a 3x3 CMY color transform matrix.

The Resolution and MediaType values may be "-" to act as a wildcard. Otherwise they must match one of the `Resolution` or `MediaType` attributes defined in the PPD file.

The density and gamma values define gamma and density adjustment function such that:

    f(x) = density * x gamma

The m00 through m22 values define a 3x3 transformation matrix for the CMY color values. The density function is applied after the CMY transformation:

    | m00 m01 m02 |
    | m10 m11 m12 |
    | m20 m21 m22 |

Examples:

    *% Specify a profile for printing at 360dpi on all media types
    *cupsColorProfile 360dpi/-: "1.0 1.5 1.0 0.0 -0.2 -0.4 1.0 0.0 -0.2 0.0 1.0"

    *% Specify a profile for printing at 720dpi on Glossy media
    *cupsColorProfile 720dpi/Glossy: "1.0 2.5 1.0 0.0 -0.2 -0.4 1.0 0.0 -0.2 0.0 1.0"

    *% Specify a default profile for printing at all other resolutions and media types
    *cupsColorProfile -/-: "0.9 2.0 1.0 0.0 -0.2 -0.4 1.0 0.0 -0.2 0.0 1.0"

### cupsICCProfile

*cupsICCProfile ColorModel.MediaType.Resolution/Description: "filename"

This attribute specifies an ICC color profile that is used to convert the document colors to the device colorspace. The `ColorModel`, `MediaType`, and `Resolution` keywords specify a selector for color profiles. If omitted, the color profile will match any option keyword for the corresponding main keyword.

The `Description` specifies human-readable text that is associated with the color profile. The `filename` portion specifies the ICC color profile to use; if the filename is not absolute, it is loaded relative to the /usr/share/cups/profiles directory.

Examples:

    *% Specify a profile for CMYK printing at 360dpi on all media types
    *cupsICCProfile CMYK..360dpi/360dpi CMYK: "vendor/foo-360-cmyk.icc"

    *% Specify a profile for RGB printing at 720dpi on Glossy media
    *cupsColorProfile RGB.Glossy.720dpi/720dpi Glossy: "vendor/foo-720-glossy-rgb.icc"

    *% Specify a default profile for printing at all other resolutions and media types
    *cupsICCProfile ../Default: "vendor/foo-default.icc"

#### Customizing the Profile Selection Keywords

The `MediaType` and `Resolution` keywords can be reassigned to different main keywords, allowing drivers to do color profile selection based on different parameters. The `cupsICCQualifier2` and `cupsICCQualifier3` attributes define the mapping from selector to main keyword:

    *cupsICCQualifier2: MainKeyword2
    *cupsICCQualifier3: MainKeyword3

The default mapping is as follows:

    *cupsICCQualifier2: MediaType
    *cupsICCQualifier3: Resolution

## Globalized PPD Support

CUPS 1.2 and higher adds support for PPD files containing multiple languages by following the following additional rules:

1. The `LanguageVersion` MUST be `English`
2. The `LanguageEncoding` MUST be `ISOLatin1`
3. The `cupsLanguages` attribute MUST be provided and list each of the supported locales in the PPD file
4. Main and option keywords MUST NOT exceed 34 (instead of 40) characters to allow room for the locale prefixes in translation attributes
5. The main keyword "Translation" MUST NOT be used
6. Translation strings included with the main and option keywords MUST NOT contain characters outside the ASCII subset of ISOLatin1 and UTF-8; developers wishing to use characters outside ASCII MUST provide a separate set of English localization attributes for the affected keywords.
7. Localizations are specified using a locale prefix of the form "ll" or "ll_CC." where "ll" is the 2-letter ISO language code and "CC" is the 2-letter ISO country code
   - A generic language translation ("ll") SHOULD be provided with country-specific differences ("ll_CC") provided only as needed
   - For historical reasons, the "zh" and "zh_CN" locales map to Simplified Chinese while the "zh_TW" locale maps to Traditional Chinese
8. Locale-specific translation strings MUST be encoded using UTF-8.
9. Main keywords MUST be localized using one of the following forms:

   `*ll.Translation MainKeyword/translation text: ""`
   `*ll_CC.Translation MainKeyword/translation text: ""`

10. Option keywords MUST be localized using one of the following forms:

    `*ll.MainKeyword OptionKeyword/translation text: ""`
    `*ll_CC.MainKeyword OptionKeyword/translation text: ""`

11. Localization attributes MAY appear anywhere after the first line of the PPD file

> Note: We use a `LanguageEncoding` value of `ISOLatin1` and limit the allowed base translation strings to ASCII to avoid character coding issues that would otherwise occur. In addition, requiring the base translation strings to be in English allows for easier fallback translation when no localization is provided in the PPD file for a given locale.

Examples:

    *LanguageVersion: English
    *LanguageEncoding: ISOLatin1
    *cupsLanguages: "de fr_CA"
    *ModelName: "Foobar Laser 9999"

    *% Localize ModelName for French and German
    *fr_CA.Translation ModelName/La Foobar Laser 9999: ""
    *de.Translation ModelName/Foobar LaserDrucken 9999: ""

    *cupsIPPReason com.vendor-error/A serious error occurred: "/help/com.vendor/error.html"
    *% Localize printer-state-reason for French and German
    *fr_CA.cupsIPPReason com.vendor-error/Une erreur sèrieuse s'est produite: "/help/com.vendor/error.html"
    *de.cupsIPPReason com.vendor-error/Eine ernste Störung trat: "/help/com.vendor/error.html"

    ...

    *OpenUI *InputSlot/Paper Source: PickOne
    *OrderDependency: 10 AnySetup *InputSlot
    *DefaultInputSlot: Auto
    *% Localize InputSlot for French and German
    *fr_CA.Translation InputSlot/Papier source: ""
    *de.Translation InputSlot/Papiereinzug: ""
    *InputSlot Auto/Default: "<</ManualFeed false>>setpagedevice"
    *% Localize InputSlot=Auto for French and German
    *fr_CA.InputSlot Auto/Par Defaut: ""
    *de.InputSlot Auto/Standard: ""
    *InputSlot Manual/Manual Feed: "<</ManualFeed true>>setpagedevice"
    *% Localize InputSlot=Manual for French and German
    *fr_CA.InputSlot Manual/Manuel mecanisme de alimentation: ""
    *de.InputSlot Manual/Manueller Einzug: ""
    *CloseUI: *InputSlot

## Writing PostScript Option Commands for Raster Drivers

PPD files are used for both PostScript and non-PostScript printers. For CUPS raster drivers, you use a subset of the PostScript language to set page device attributes such as page size, resolution, and so forth. For example, the following code sets the page size to A4 size:

    *PageSize A4: "<</PageSize[595 842]>>setpagedevice"

Custom options typically use other operators to organize the values into a key/value dictionary for `setpagedevice`. For example, our previous `CustomWatermarkText` option code uses the `roll` operator to move the custom string value into the dictionary for `setpagedevice`:

    *CustomWatermarkText True: "<</cupsString1 3 -1 roll>>setpagedevice"

For a custom string value of "My Watermark", CUPS will produce the following PostScript code for the option:

    (My Watermark)
    <</cupsString1 3 -1 roll>>setpagedevice

The code moves the string value ("My Watermark") from the bottom of the stack to the top, creating a dictionary that looks like:

    <</cupsString1(My Watermark)>>setpagedevice

The resulting dictionary sets the page device attributes that are sent to your raster driver in the page header.

### Supported PostScript Operators

CUPS supports the following PostScript operators in addition to the usual PostScript number, string (literal and hex-encoded), boolean, null, and name values:

- `<<` - Start a dictionary.
- `>>` - End a dictionary.
- `[` - Start an array.
- `]` - End an array.
- `copy` - Copy the top N objects on the stack.
- `dup` - Copy the top object on the stack.
- `index` - Copy the Nth from the top object on the stack.
- `pop` - Pop the top object on the stack.
- `roll` - Shift the top N objects on the stack.
- `setpagedevice` - Set the page header values according to the key/value dictionary on the stack.

### Supported Page Device Attributes

Table 1 shows the supported page device attributes along with PostScript code examples.

Table 1: Supported Page Device Attributes
Name(s) | Type | Description | Example(s)
--- | --- | --- | ---
`AdvanceDistance` | Integer | Specifies the number of points to advance roll media after printing. | `<</AdvanceDistance 18>>setpagedevice`
`AdvanceMedia` | Integer | Specifies when to advance the media: 0 = never, 1 = after the file, 2 = after the job, 3 = after the set, and 4 = after the page. | `<</AdvanceMedia 4>>setpagedevice`
`Collate` | Boolean | Specifies whether collated copies are required. | `<</Collate true>>setpagedevice`
`CutMedia` | Integer | Specifies when to cut the media: 0 = never, 1 = after the file, 2 = after the job, 3 = after the set, and 4 = after the page. | `<</CutMedia 1>>setpagedevice`
`Duplex` | Boolean | Specifies whether 2-sided printing is required. | `<</Duplex true>>setpagedevice`
`HWResolution` | Integer Array | Specifies the resolution of the page image in pixels per inch. | `<</HWResolution[1200 1200]>>setpagedevice`
`InsertSheet` | Boolean | Specifies whether to insert a blank sheet before the job. | `<</InsertSheet true>>setpagedevice`
`Jog` | Integer | Specifies when to shift the media in the output bin: 0 = never, 1 = after the file, 2 = after the job, 3 = after the set, and 4 = after the page. | `<</Jog 2>>setpagedevice`
`LeadingEdge` | Integer | Specifies the leading edge of the media: 0 = top, 1 = right, 2 = bottom, 3 = left. | `<</LeadingEdge 0>>setpagedevice`
`ManualFeed` | Boolean | Specifies whether media should be drawn from the manual feed tray. Note: The `MediaPosition` attribute is preferred over the `ManualFeed` attribute. | `<</ManualFeed true>>setpagedevice`
`MediaClass` | String | Specifies a named media. | `<</MediaClass (Invoices)>>setpagedevice`
`MediaColor` | String | Specifies the color of the media. | `<</MediaColor >>setpagedevice`
`MediaPosition` | Integer | Specifies the tray or source of the media. | `<</MediaPosition 12>>setpagedevice`
`MediaType` | String | Specifies the general media type. | `<</MediaType (Glossy)>>setpagedevice`
`MediaWeight` | Integer | Specifies the media weight in grams per meter2. | `<</MediaWeight 100>>setpagedevice`
`MirrorPrint` | Boolean | Specifies whether to flip the output image horizontally. | `<</MirrorPrint true>>setpagedevice`
`NegativePrint` | Boolean | Specifies whether to invert the output image. | `<</NegativePrint true>>setpagedevice`
`NumCopies` | Integer | Specifies the number of copies to produce of each page. | `<</NumCopies 100>>setpagedevice`
`Orientation` | Integer | Specifies the orientation of the output: 0 = portrait, 1 = landscape rotated counter-clockwise, 2 = upside-down, 3 = landscape rotated clockwise. | `<</Orientation 3>>setpagedevice`
`OutputFaceUp` | Boolean | Specifies whether to place the media face-up in the output bin/tray. | `<</OutputFaceUp true>>setpagedevice`
`OutputType` | String | Specifies the output type name. | `<</OutputType (Photo)>>setpagedevice`
`PageSize` | Integer/Real Array | Specifies the width and length/height of the page in points. | `<</PageSize[595 842]>>setpagedevice`
`Separations` | Boolean | Specifies whether to produce color separations. | `<</Separations true>>setpagedevice`
`TraySwitch` | Boolean | Specifies whether to switch trays automatically. | `<</TraySwitch true>>setpagedevice`
`Tumble` | Boolean | Specifies whether the back sides of pages are rotated 180 degrees. | `<</Tumble true>>setpagedevice`
`cupsBorderlessScalingFactor` | Real | Specifies the amount to scale the page image dimensions. | `<</cupsBorderlessScalingFactor 1.01>>setpagedevice`
`cupsColorOrder` | Integer | Specifies the order of colors: 0 = chunked, 1 = banded, 2 = planar. | `<</cupsColorOrder 0>>setpagedevice`
`cupsColorSpace` | Integer | Specifies the page image colorspace: 0 = W, 1 = RGB, 2 = RGBA, 3 = K, 4 = CMY, 5 = YMC, 6 = CMYK, 7 = YMCK, 8 = KCMY, 9 = KCMYcm, 10 = GMCK, 11 = GMCS, 12 = White, 13 = Gold, 14 = Silver, 15 = CIE XYZ, 16 = CIE Lab, 17 = RGBW, 32 to 46 = CIE Lab (1 to 15 inks) | `<</cupsColorSpace >>setpagedevice`
`cupsCompression` | Integer | Specifies a driver compression type/mode. | `<</cupsCompression 2>>setpagedevice`
`cupsInteger0 ... cupsInteger15` | Integer | Specifies driver integer values. | `<</cupsInteger11 1234>>setpagedevice`
`cupsMarkerType` | String | Specifies the type of ink/toner to use. | `<</cupsMarkerType (Black+Color)>>setpagedevice`
`cupsMediaType` | Integer | Specifies a numeric media type. | `<</cupsMediaType 999>>setpagedevice`
`cupsPageSizeName` | String | Specifies the name of the page size. | `<</cupsPageSizeName (A4.Full)>>setpagedevice`
`cupsPreferredBitsPerColor` | Integer | Specifies the preferred number of bits per color, typically 8 or 16. | `<</cupsPreferredBitsPerColor 16>>setpagedevice`
`cupsReal0 ... cupsReal15` | Real | Specifies driver real number values. | `<</cupsReal15 1.234>>setpagedevice`
`cupsRenderingIntent` | String | Specifies the color rendering intent. | `<</cupsRenderingIntent (AbsoluteColorimetric)>>setpagedevice`
`cupsRowCount` | Integer | Specifies the number of rows of raster data to print on each line for some drivers. | `<</cupsRowCount 24>>setpagedevice`
`cupsRowFeed` | Integer | Specifies the number of rows to feed between passes for some drivers. | `<</cupsRowFeed 17>>setpagedevice`
`cupsRowStep` | Integer | Specifies the number of lines between columns/rows on the print head for some drivers. | `<</cupsRowStep 2>>setpagedevice`
`cupsString0 ... cupsString15` | String | Specifies driver string values. | `<</cupsString0(String Value)>>setpagedevice`

## Change History

### Changes in CUPS 1.2.8

- Added section on supported PostScript commands for raster drivers

### Changes in CUPS 1.2

- Added globalization support attributes
- Added custom option values support
- Added `APBookFile` attribute
- Added `APDuplexRequiresFlippedMargin` attribute
- Added `cupsICCProfile` attribute
- Added `cupsIPPReason` attribute
- Added `cupsLanguages` attribute
- Added `cupsPortMonitor` attribute
- Removed `cupsProtocol` attribute

### Changes in CUPS 1.1

- Added `cupsFlipDuplex` attribute
- Added `cupsProtocol` attribute