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HOW TO MAKE COPIES
HCSIZE
-
Image Size on a 4691
,
4692
,
or 4695 Copier
The
HCSIZE
command
lets
you select the size
of
the copied image sent to a color
copier.
If
you
are copying to a Tektronix 4695
Color
Copier,
this command controls
both graphics and dialog copy size. If you are copying to a 4691 or 4692 Copier, it
controls only dialog copy size.
You can select either standard (the default setting) or small copies. Small-size
copies are placed on the paper in portrait format, that is
,
long axis of the image
with
short axis of the copier paper. Small copies from a 4695 copier are one-half
standard size
(standard
size is 8x101/a"). Small dialog copies from a 4691 or 4692
Copier are slightly larger than one-half standard size
.
One
benefit
of
choosing the small copy is speed
;
since a smaller copy area on the
paper is used
,
the copy takes less time.
A
standard-sized copy provides greater
resolution and color
range,
but takes
longer.
The small copy also allows you to copy 132 columns
on
the same
line.
By
contrast
,
in a default copy of text with a 132-character line
,
approximately
80
characters
appear on one line and the remaining characters
wrap
to the next line (the actual
number that wrap depends on the copier attached)
.
Here's how to set the copy
size:
•
To select the small copy size
,
enter:
HCSIZE
1
•
To produce the default copy size
,
enter:
HCSIZE 0
HCORIENT - Image Orientation on a 4691 or 4692 Copier
When you are using a 4691 or 4692 Color Graphics
Copier,
you can select from
four image positions
,
as illustrated
in
Figure 3-1
.
•
To align the long axis of the image on the long axis of the paper (landscape
format- the
default),
enter:
HCORIENT HORIZONTAL
•
To align the long axis of the
image
on the short axis of the
paper
(portrait format),
enter one of the following
:
HCORIENT VTOP
HCORIENT VCENTER
HCORIENT VBOTTOM
The three preceding commands place the image
at
the
top,
center,
or bottom of
the
paper,
respectively.
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