Size
Width
Specifies the maximum EPS units (1 unit = 1/72 inch) for the width of the output map.
Height
Specifies the maximum EPS units (1 unit = 1/72 inch) for the height of the output map.
Buffer Ratio
The percentage of buffer room between the border of the output EPS map within the specified bounding box.
Line Width
The value in pixels of the line width you wish to use by default. The default value is set to 1. The value entered for this parameter must be at least 0 (which is the thinnest printable line width).
Text Width
This width is similar to line width, except it is applied to text features. The default value is set to 1. The value entered for this parameter must be at least 0, which is the thinnest printable line width.
Line Join Type
Specifies the default corner types that should be drawn onto paths.
Square
Specifies a sharp corner.
Round
Specifies a rounded corner.
Butt
Specifies a butt-end corner.
Line Cap Type
Specifies the default cap that will be used on line segments.
Square
Specifies square-end caps.
Round
Specifies rounded-end caps.
Butt
Specifies butt-end caps.
Map Parameters
Maintain Map Aspect Ratio
Select Yes to indicate that the original map aspect will be maintained to fit within the destination-defined bounding box. This means that the entire destination bounding box defined may not used. Select No to cause the original map to be stretched onto the defined destination bounding box.
Force CMYK
By choosing Yes, then all color usage output to the IEPS file is in CMYK. By default, this value is No, meaning that a mix of RGB and CMYK color schemes may be in the output IEPS file. However, despite forcing CMYK color output, some IEPS viewers may not support the setcmykcolor call in their library. In these cases, the actual output of colors is done using a function we define in PostScript which interfaces exactly like the setcmykcolor call, but uses setrgbcolor underneath. This will depend on the IEPS viewer you are using
About Mapping File Directives
Most mapping file directives correspond directly to a Reader or Writer parameter. To see detailed technical information for any format parameters, open the corresponding Mapping File Directives book in the table of contents.