This publication describes the Bar Code Object Content Architecture (BCOCA). This publication is for programmers who write applications that generate data streams, or data stream objects, for printing across the IBM system environments.

This publication describes presentation of line-mode data; using the PAGEDEF print control object and other MO:DCA; objects. This publication is for programmers who write; applications that generate data streams, or data stream; objects, for printing across the IBM system environments.; This publication replaces the information on line data,; mixed data, and PAGEDEF objects found in the AFP: Data; Stream Reference, S544-3202-03. Together with the MO:DCA; Architecture Reference, SC31-6802, this publication replaces; and obsoletes the AFP: Data Stream Reference, S544-3202.

A mixed object document is the collection of data objects; that comprise the document's content, and the resources and; formatting specifications that dictate the processing; functions to be performed on the content. The term 'mixed'; in Mixed Object Document Content Architecture refers both; to the mixture of data objects and the mixture of document; constructs that comprise the document's components.; A MO:DCA document can contain a mixture of bar code,; graphics, image, and presentation text data objects. An; Object Content Architecture (OCA) has been established for; each data object type to define its respective syntax and; semantics.; This edition replaces certain information (Form Map and; Medium Map print control objects, page segment resource; objects, and migration objects and structures implemented in; AFP environments) found in the Advanced Function Printing:; Data Stream Reference, S544-3202. Together with the; Advanced Function Presentation: Programming Guide and Line; Data Reference, S544-3884, this document replaces and; obsoletes the Advanced Function Printing: Data Stream; Reference, S544-3202.

The IPDS reference describes the function and composition of; elements sent to printers that support the IPDS; architecture.; This reference is intended for systems programmers and other; developers who are adapting a program or product to attach; to an IPDS printer.

This publication describes the Font Object Content Architecture (FOCA). This publication is for programmers who write applications that generate data streams, or data stream objects, for printing across the IBM system environments.

Description of architecture changes to support TrueType/OpenType fonts within IPDS.

This book defines the Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA). This is a data architecture for describing resolution-independent image objects. The architecture specifies recording formats, data compression, color encoding, and grayscale encoding.

This publication contains the architecture definition of the Graphics Object Content Architecture (GOCA) for Advanced Function Presentation (AFP). It is a reference for programmers who need to develop a product to interact with other presentation products in an IBM mainframe or workstation environment.

Presentation text is the collection of text controls; that position text in a two-dimensional presentation space.; Presentation text consists of graphics symbols, numbers,; and letters that represent information.; The PTOCA reference describes the text controls and the; Presentation Text Objects that include them.

GOCA (Graphics Object Content Architecture) is an object; architecture used to represent pictures generated by; computer. In general, the term computer graphics refers to; the definition and representation of graphics elements used; to build pictures for presentation, either on hard-copy; raster displays, such as printers and plotters, or on soft-; copy devices, such as vector or raster displays.