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HOW TO USE THE RASTERIZER
6.
Specify the number of copies
.
For example
,
if you want three
copies, enter:
PCOPIES P0:,3
7.
Start the copy process by entering
:
PLOT TO,PO:
The preceding steps use existing settings for
copy
orientation and appearance
,
but
you can change these settings to fit your copy needs. The commands to do so are
discussed under
Customizing Rasterized Copies.
Copying From a Host to the Rasterizer
You can use the COPY command
to
send graph ics from a host directly to
the
Rasterizer without displaying the graphics on the screen.
NOTE
Because the data
will
not be processed by the terminal 's device driver,
the host must send
it in
the proper format for the Rasterizer.
Use the method described under
Copying From a Host to a Peripheral
later in this
section as a
guide.
CUSTOMIZING RASTERIZED COPIES
You can control how your rasterized copy
is
oriented on the paper (or other media)
and whether black and white are reversed
.
The commands to change the default
settings are described next.
You can save the settings made with these commands (see
Saving Commands
earlier
in
this
section),
or you can reissue them whenever you make a
copy.
If you
need to switch frequently from one type of copy to another, you can program
keys
to select the different settings you
need.
(See
Creating Macros
later in this section .)
Because the Rasterizer takes care of other copier details, such as resolution
,
color
matching, and so forth
,
you don 't need to adjust these settings as you do when you
send copies directly to the color
copiers.
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