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Initial Editing Screen and Basic Operations
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Environmental Settings (Tool Settings for the "Edit" Screen)
These are the "Edit" screen settings, such as those for grid display and the snap
ON function.
The environmental settings can also be changed during screen editing.
Select "ENV SET" on the initial editing screen. The "Tool Settings (for edit screen)"
screen will be displayed. To quit setting, press the
S Grid Display X Width
S Grid Display Y Width:
A grid is displayed on the screen. The intervals for this grid display are specified
in the range of 2 to 99 dots in both the X direction (horizontal direction) and Y
direction (vertical direction). If "0" or "1" is specified, the grid is not displayed.
Pressing [F1] (TchSw) specifies a grid corresponding to the smallest unit for
touch switches ("SW" is displayed). Pressing [F2] (8), [F3] (16) and [F4] (32)
specifies grids with 8-dot, 16-dot, and 32-dot intervals respectively.
When a grid is displayed, a solid-line frame that indicates the screen range, and
a "+" mark that indicates the center of the screen are also displayed.
S Snap ON Fun.:
When this function is set, cursor motion is automatically locked to the grid inter-
sections while a grid is displayed. Cancel this function if fine positioning is re-
quired. By pressing the [Space] key during graphics creation, it is possible to
temporarily switch the snap ON function on or off (when the creation of one
graphic has been completed, the original snap ON function status is restored).
S Disp Mode:
By not displaying images, library items and tiling, the redisplay of screens can be
speeded up. When the "Hspeed" mode is set, image library items are indicated
by a broken line frame, regardless of the setting for "Brkn Line Frame Disp" de-
scribed below, and tiling is not displayed at all. The setting for this function has
no effect on printouts of the PT screen or screen data.
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