_<Pdi>

_</Pdi>

Each generated XML file has Pdi tags wrapped around its content. This indicates the source of the enclosed XML content is the PlanetPress Suite.

_<Header>

_</Header>

These tags wrap around the header information of the XML file. The header information contains the name of the variable content document used, the name of the archived XML file, the date and time the file was processed, as well as the output type called the archive method.

_<FormName>

_</FormName>

The name of the converted document (in the PlanetPress Workflow Documents folder) the Digital Action action executed to generate this XML file and its associated PDF, or other type of image output.

_{<ArchiveFile>}

_{</ArchiveFile>}

The name, minus the file name extension, of this XML file (and its corresponding Digital Action output file). You set this name in PlanetPress Workflow when you configure the Digital Action action task.

_<Time>

_</Time>

The time the Digital Action action task created this XML file, expressed as hours:minutes:seconds.

_<Date>

_</Date>

The day the Digital Action action task created this XML file, expressed as year/month/day.

_{<ArchiveMethod>}

_{</ArchiveMethod>}

The format you selected for Output type in the Digital Action action properties dialog box (PDF, JPEG, different flavours of TIFF).

_<Fields>

_</Fields>

These tags wrap around all fields used in the document. Each field is a single index item as defined for a data selection object in PlanetPress Design.

_<Field>

_</Field>

These tags wrap around each field used in the document. Each field contains tags for its name, and size—corresponding to the number of cells comprising the data selection as made in PlanetPress Design.

_<Name>

_</Name>

The name of an index term as defined for a variable content document created in PlanetPress Design.

_<Size>

_</Size>

The length of the data selection you created for this index in PlanetPress Design. If you used a multiple-line selection, the number of all selected cells appears here.

_<Number>

_</Number>

The page number of the PDF, TIFF, or JPEG file created from a single job. JPEG and TIFF files are separated into individual files if they are multiple-page jobs; each job is still contained in a single XML index file, separated into pages.

_<Page>

_</Page>

These tags wrap around all the information for a single page resulting from a job. Contained in the page tags will be fields, page number, and other tagged information such as text.

_<Pages>

_</Pages>

These tags wrap around all the pages part of the job. They appear after the information in the header of the XML file.