Summary of Contents for AGILE N-Series
- Page 1 AGILE ® Internal XES to PCL Translator for Xerox N-Series Printers USER’S MANUAL Revision date: 5 November 1999...
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Page 2: Copyright Information
User’s Manual Page ii Copyright Information Release Notes... - Page 3 Page iii About This Manual...
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Page 4: Fcc/Doc Statement
User’s Manual Page iv FCC/DOC Statement... -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Copyright Information ... ii Release Notes ... ii FCC/DOC Statement ... iv INTRODUCTION General Information... 1-1 Features and Options ... 1-1 Specifications ... 1-1 Printers Supported ... 1-1 Port Specifications ... 1-1 Throughput ... 1-1 Resource Storage Space ... 1-1 Firmware Upgrades ... - Page 6 Page vi Connection Test ... 2-8 Troubleshooting ... 2-9 If Printer does not Start... 2-9 If the Printer does not Return a Status Sheet ... 2-9 INTRODUCTION TO XES General Information... 3-1 X/TRA XLi XES Features and Specifications ... 3-1 Key Benefits ...
- Page 7 Offset ... 4-9 Duplex Start ... 4-9 Duplex Invert Start ... 4-9 Duplex Stop ... 4-10 Duplex Side Select ... 4-10 Comment ... 4-10 Operator Text Message ... 4-10 Font Commands ... 4-11 Font Load ... 4-11 Font Unload ... 4-11 Font Add ...
- Page 8 Page viii Subscript Start ... 4-23 Superscript Start ... 4-24 Sub/Superscript Stop ... 4-24 Underline Start ... 4-24 Underline Stop ... 4-25 Merge Page Load ... 4-25 Merge Page Unload ... 4-25 Form ID Assignment ... 4-25 Form Merge Start ... 4-26 Cycleforms ...4-26 Form Merge Stop ...
- Page 9 Select Port ... 5-6 XLI Resources Directory ... 5-6 Exit — Alt-X ... 5-7 Configure Menu ... 5-7 Select Configuration to Edit ... 5-8 Change Default Configuration ... 5-9 Text Generation ... 5-10 Font Selection ... 5-10 Font Rotation ... 5-10 Language ...
- Page 10 Page x Error Level ... 5-25 Undo Settings — Alt-U ... 5-25 Install Settings Now — Alt-I... 5-25 Install As New Configuration ... 5-26 Delete Configuration ... 5-26 Resources Menu ... 5-26 View Installed Fonts ... 5-27 Load Font ... 5-27 Delete Font ...
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Page 11: Introduction
SECTION 1 General Information Features and Options Specifications Printers Supported Xerox N17, N24, N32, N40 Port Specifications Host Interface 1 IEEE 1284C parallel input port Throughput Rated printer speed up to 40 pages per minute Resource Storage Space INTRODUCTION... -
Page 12: Firmware Upgrades
Page 1-12 512K FLASH (Standard) 256K RAM Firmware Upgrades Firmware upgrades via provided PC/MSDOS software Product Support Toll-free tech support is available from 7:30 AM. to 4 PM. Two-year product warranty User’s Manual... -
Page 13: Installation
INSTALLATION General Information Prior to Installation A Xerox DocuPrint Printer A Centronics IEEE 1284C-compliant parallel input cable A ream of paper (or similar solid, flat surface) A phillips-head screwdriver Additionally, the user or someone in the user’s organization should be knowledgeable about the host system. -
Page 14: Unpacking
Page 2-14 Unpacking Package Contents N17 Installation Printer Preparation Turn the printer power off Disconnect the power cord and remove all cables Opening the Printer Loosen the thumbscrews by turning them counter Do not remove the thumbscrews. Do not remove the thumbscrews. clockwise. -
Page 15: Inserting The X/Tra Xli
INSTALLATION Inserting the X/TRA XLi Locate the XNIO slot on the controller board. Remove the two screws on each side of the X/TRA XLi’s mounting bracket With the phillips screwdriver, remove the plate covering the interface port. Do not discard the plate. Slide the parallel interface and interface cord of the XLi through the open interface port Line up the X/TRA XLi’s connector to the slot on the... -
Page 16: Returning The Printer To Operation
Page 2-16 Align the screw holes on the mounting bracket of the XLi with the notches on the interface port. Make sure the mounting bracket is flush with the interface port. Fasten mounting screws to the printer through the guiding holes on either side of the X/TRA XLi. Returning the Printer to Operation Slide the controller board back into the printer, aligning the edge of the board in the guide rails... -
Page 17: N24/N32/N40 Installation
INSTALLATION place with wire latches. reconnect power cord. N24/N32/N40 Installation Printer Preparation Turn the printer power off Disconnect the power cord and remove all cables Opening the Printer Loosen the thumbscrews by turning them counter clockwise. Do not remove thumbscrews. Do not remove thumbscrews. -
Page 18: Inserting The X/Tra Xli
Page 2-18 Remove the controller board by grasping both thumbscrews and pulling toward you with firm and even force. Place the controller on the ream of paper. Inserting the X/TRA XLi Locate the XNIO slot on the controller board. Remove the two screws on each side of the X/TRA XLi’s mounting bracket With the phillips screwdriver, remove the plate covering the interface port. -
Page 19: Returning The Printer To Operation
INSTALLATION Gently press the card straight down onto the controller board until the unit is firmly in place. (See fig. 2.5) Align the screw holes on the mounting bracket of the XLi with the notches on the interface port. Make sure the mounting bracket is flush with the interface port. -
Page 20: Connections
Page 2-20 Centronics parallel connection on the printer. Lock into place with wire latches. reconnect power cord. Connections X/TRA XLi Connection to Parallel Input Connection Test figure 2.6 User’s Manual... -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
INSTALLATION N24/N32/N40 Troubleshooting If Printer does not Start Make sure the power cord is attached to the printer Check to see that the power cord is plugged into a wall socket Make sure the controller board is installed properly If the Printer does not Return a Status Sheet Check to see that the controller board is installed properly Make sure the printer has a toner cartridge installed... -
Page 22: Introduction To Xes
SECTION 3 General Information X/TRA XLi XES Features and Specifications Key Benefits Allows XES users to print documents to N-series printers Users can still print PostScript and PCL data without device reconfiguration No added footprint Supports forms, vector and raster graphics Font storage in both portrait and landscape orienta- tions. -
Page 23: Printers Supported
Page 3-2 specified translation tables Shrink mode allows printing of documents that print edge-to-edge on XES printers Printers Supported Xerox DocuPrint N17, N24, N32, N40 Printer Emulation Xerox 4213 Model II, firmware revision 2.1Y, with some limitations and some additions Forms and Graphics Support Forms downloading Vector graphics... -
Page 24: Configuration
INTRODUCTION TO XES Shrink method compensates by reducing the page up to 93.75%; signature, logo and barcode fonts can be configured not to shrink Configuration PC/MS DOS menu-driven configuration program (XTRAEDIT) Diagnostics Xerox Data Monitor Mode emulation Configuration/Status page Page 3-3... -
Page 25: Xes Commands
P a g e 4 - 4 S ECTION 4 User’s Manual XES COMMANDS General Information User-Defined Keys... -
Page 26: Selecting A Udk
XES COMMANDS Selecting a UDK uppercase U uppercase D uppercase K comma (,) null (0) space (20h) equal sign (=) Emulation Change P a g e 4 - 5... - Page 27 P a g e 4 - 6 User’s Manual...
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Page 28: Xes Command Format
XES COMMANDS XES Command Format The escape character key) The instruction, sometimes preceded by a plus sign User-entered variables, if required for the command An optional comma (,) is used to print a Configuration/Status Page (Job Status Sheet) after a job boundary command is detected. -
Page 29: Non-Job Control Commands
P a g e 4 - 8 User’s Manual Non-Job Control Commands Line Endings Configuration/Status Page... -
Page 30: Optional Comment
XES COMMANDS The error number and error type, if any errors were detected The names of any simulated, resident or downloaded fonts The names of any downloaded forms An optional comment, if one was entered The current configuration Optional Comment Job Boundary Commands P a g e 4 - 9... -
Page 31: Print Job
P a g e 4 - 1 0 Print Job COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Print Job (Mixed Orientation) COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Reset COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 32: Miscellaneous Commands
XES COMMANDS Miscellaneous Commands Print Multiple Copies (Collated) COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Print Multiple Copies (Non-Collated) COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Paper Tray COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 33: Output Tray
P a g e 4 - 1 2 Output Tray COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Offset COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Duplex Start COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 34: Duplex Stop
XES COMMANDS Duplex Stop COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Duplex Side Select COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Comment COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Operator Text Message COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND:... -
Page 35: Font Commands
P a g e 4 - 1 4 Font Commands Font Load COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Font Unload COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Font Add COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 36: Font Id Assignment
XES COMMANDS Font ID Assignment COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Font Change COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Page Formatting Commands Units — 1/60" COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 37: Units - 1/300
P a g e 4 - 1 6 Units — 1/300" COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Margins COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: zf zf zf zf zf mH,T,B,L,R mH,T,B,L,R mH,T,B,L,R mH,T,B,L,R mH,T,B,L,R See chart... -
Page 38: Margin Top
XES COMMANDS Margin Top COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Margin Bottom COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Margin Left COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Margin Right COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND:... -
Page 39: Tabs Horizontal
P a g e 4 - 1 8 Tabs Horizontal COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Default tab stops begin at 1.1" from the left side of the page and are at every 0.44" thereafter. Tabs may be entered in any order. If more than 64 tab values are entered, the excess tabs will be deleted, starting with the right most tab value. -
Page 40: Tabs Vertical
XES COMMANDS Tabs Vertical COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Default tab stops in portrait orientation are every inch from the top of the page. Default tab stops in landscape orientation are every six lines. Tabs may be entered in any order. If more than 64 tab values are entered, the excess tabs will be deleted, starting with the bottommost tab value. -
Page 41: Justification Start
P a g e 4 - 2 0 Justification Start COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Justification Stop COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Justification Unlimited COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 42: Center
XES COMMANDS Center COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Line Spacing COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: 0 = single spacing 1 = 1.5 line spacing 2 = double spacing 3 = triple spacing 4 = 0.5 line spacing If a line spacing command is found in the middle of the line, the new spacing begins with the next line. -
Page 43: Line Spacing Absolute
P a g e 4 - 2 2 The largest font on the line determines spacing (to avoid overstriking the previous line). When 0.5 line spacing is used, the previous line may be overstruck. Line Spacing Absolute COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE:... -
Page 44: Forms Creation Commands
XES COMMANDS Forms Creation Commands Baseline Placement Absolute COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Text Placement Absolute COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: ,# ,# ,# ,# ,# text text text text text 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2... -
Page 45: Text Placement Relative
P a g e 4 - 2 4 Portrait Page Text Placement Relative COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: u u u u u for up d d d d d for down l l l l l for left r r r r r for right Landscape Page rC rC... -
Page 46: Line Draw (X Or Y)
XES COMMANDS Line Draw (X or Y) COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Document Enhancement Commands Bold Start COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: x(or y)X,Y,L,W,S x(or y)X,Y,L,W,S x(or y)X,Y,L,W,S x(or y)X,Y,L,W,S x(or y)X,Y,L,W,S See Below See Below... -
Page 47: Bold Stop
P a g e 4 - 2 6 Bold Stop COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Overstrike Start COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Overstrike Stop COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 48: Superscript Start
XES COMMANDS Superscript Start COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Sub/Superscript Stop COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Underline Start COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: h h h h h s s s s s u u u u u P a g e 4 - 2 7... -
Page 49: Merge Page Unload
P a g e 4 - 2 8 Underline Stop COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Merge Page Load COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Merge Page Unload COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 50: Form Merge Start
XES COMMANDS Form Merge Start COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Cycleforms COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Form Merge Stop COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Page Merge Start COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND:... -
Page 51: Page Merge Stop
P a g e 4 - 3 0 RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Page Merge Stop COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Graphic Window COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: zd zd zd zd ),I,R,name/F;X,Y,S ),I,R,name/F;X,Y,S... -
Page 52: Graphic Delete
XES COMMANDS Graphic Delete COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Graphic Window Repeat COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: optional comment optional comment B, B, B, B, B, optional comment optional comment optional comment + + + + + graphicname... -
Page 53: Graphic Line
P a g e 4 - 3 2 Graphic Line COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Graphic Arc COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: gl gl gl gl gl T;X ,Y ,Y ,Y ,Y ,Y ,X ,X ,X ,X ,X ,Y ,Y ,Y ,Y ,Y ,X ,X ,X ,X ,X... -
Page 54: Graphic Box
XES COMMANDS Graphic Box COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Graphic Pie Chart COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: gb T;X ,Y ,Y ,Y ,Y ,Y ,X ,X ,X ,X ,X ,Y ,Y ,Y ,Y ,Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2... -
Page 55: Character Reassignment
P a g e 4 - 3 4 Character Reassignment COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Load Translation Table COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: Language COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE:... -
Page 56: Data Monitor
XES COMMANDS Data Monitor COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: COMMAND: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: RANGE: P a g e 4 - 3 5... -
Page 57: Contol Codes
P a g e 4 - 3 6 User’s Manual Contol Codes... -
Page 58: Xtraedit Configuration
SECTION 5 XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION General Information Getting Started Loading XTRAEDIT About XTRAEDIT... -
Page 59: Select Port
P a g e 5 - 3 8 AGILE X/TRA Configuration Program Select Port Select "Search" to search for the first parallel port connected to an X/TRA, or choose a specific port that is known to connect to an X/TRA. About XTRAEDIT Version 1.10 Copyright 1993-1995 AGILE... -
Page 60: Xtraedit Main Screen
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 3 9 XTRAEDIT Main Screen... -
Page 61: Keyboard Commands
P a g e 5 - 4 0 Select Port X/TRA Resources Directory Exit Install Settings Now Install As New Configuration Delete Configuration F1=Help Alt-X=Exit Enter=OK/Select ItemEsc=Cancel/Previous Menu F10=Menu Keyboard Commands F10=Menu Alt-X Contents About View Installed Fonts Load Font Delete Font Non-Shrinkable Fonts Alt-I... -
Page 62: Esc=Cancel/Previous Menu
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 4 1 Esc=Cancel/Previous Menu Enter=OK/Select Item Alt-X=Exit F1=Help Arrow and Tab Keys Other Keyboard Commands... -
Page 63: File Menu
P a g e 5 - 4 2 File Menu AGILE X/TRA Configuration, Version 1.26 File Select Port X/TRA Resources Directory Exit F1=Help Alt-X=Exit Enter=OK/Select ItemEsc=Cancel/Previous Menu F10=Menu Select Port XLI Resources Directory Configuration to edit: Default powerup config: 0 Alt-X User’s Manual... -
Page 64: Exit - Alt-X
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 4 3 Exit — Alt-X Configure Menu... -
Page 65: Select Configuration To Edit
P a g e 5 - 4 4 AGILE X/TRA Configuration, Version 1.26 File Configure Select Configuration to Edit Change Default Configuration Text Generation Printer Setup Margins, Portrait Margins, Landscape Tabs Other Options Install As New Configuration Delete Configuration F1=Help Alt-X=Exit Enter=OK/Select ItemEsc=Cancel/Previous Menu F10=Menu Select Configuration to Edit User’s Manual Configuration to edit:... -
Page 66: Change Default Configuration
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 4 5 Change Default Configuration... -
Page 67: Text Generation
P a g e 5 - 4 6 User’s Manual Text Generation Font Selection Font Rotation... -
Page 68: Language
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 4 7 Language Character Set Line Spacing Absolute Line Spacing Justification... -
Page 69: Printer Setup
P a g e 5 - 4 8 User’s Manual Printer Setup Input Tray Selection Input Paper Size... -
Page 70: Input Tray Map
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 4 9 Input Tray Map Output Tray Selection Output Tray Map... -
Page 71: Two-Up Printing
P a g e 5 - 5 0 User’s Manual Two-up Printing Source Code... -
Page 72: Duplex
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION Line 1 Page 1 Line 2 Page 1 Line 3 Page 1 Line 4 Page 1 Line 5 Page 1 Line 6 Page 1 Line 7 Page 1 Line 8 Page 1 Line 9 Page 1 Line 10 Page 1 Line 11 Page 1 Line 12 Page 1 Line 13 Page 1... -
Page 73: Size Correction
P a g e 5 - 5 2 User’s Manual Size Correction Top Offset... -
Page 74: Left Offset
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 5 3 Left Offset Minimum Top Coordinate Minimum Left Coordinate... -
Page 75: Margins (Portrait, Landscape)
P a g e 5 - 5 4 User’s Manual Margins (Portrait, Landscape) Top Margin... -
Page 76: Bottom Margin
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 5 5 Bottom Margin Left Margin Right Margin Tabs (Portrait, Landscape) - Page 77 P a g e 5 - 5 6 User’s Manual...
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Page 79: Other Options
P a g e 5 - 5 8 User’s Manual Other Options... -
Page 80: Line End
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 5 9 Emulation Mode Line End... -
Page 81: Units Of Measure
P a g e 5 - 6 0 User’s Manual Units of Measure Uppercase Commands UDK Character Job Timeout Job Sheet... -
Page 82: Error Level
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 6 1 Error Level Undo Settings — Alt-U Install Settings Now — Alt-I... -
Page 83: Install As New Configuration
P a g e 5 - 6 2 User’s Manual Install As New Configuration Delete Configuration Resources Menu... -
Page 84: View Installed Fonts
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION AGILE X/TRA Configuration, Version 1.26 File File Configure Configure View Installed Fonts Load Font Delete Font Non-Shrinkable Fonts Load Resources File Pack X/TRA Memory F1=Help Alt-X=Exit Enter=OK/Select ItemEsc=Cancel/Previous Menu F10=Menu View Installed Fonts Load Font Configuration to edit: Default powerup config: 0 P a g e 5 - 6 3... - Page 85 P a g e 5 - 6 4 User’s Manual...
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Page 86: Delete Font
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 6 5 Delete Font Non-Shrinkable Fonts Load Resources File... -
Page 87: Command Line Interface
P a g e 5 - 6 6 User’s Manual Command Line Interface Save Resources to File Pack XLI Memory... -
Page 88: Preferences Menu
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION P a g e 5 - 6 7 Preferences Menu Measurement Units for Entries... -
Page 89: Confirm Before Updating Xli
P a g e 5 - 6 8 Confirm Before Updating XLI AGILE X/TRA Configuration, Version 1.26 File Configure F1=Help Alt-X=Exit Enter=OK/Select ItemEsc=Cancel/Previous Menu F10=Menu Measurement Units for Entries Configuration to edit: Default powerup config: 0 User’s Manual... -
Page 90: Help Menu
XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION Help Menu Contents AGILE X/TRA Configuration, Version 1.26 File Configure F1=Help Alt-X=Exit Enter=OK/Select ItemEsc=Cancel/Previous Menu F10=Menu Contents Configuration to edit: About Default powerup config: 0 P a g e 5 - 6 9...
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