Using The Watermark Tab; Using The Overlays Tab - Lexmark OptraImage Color 1200m Driver Manual

Use
Cover Page
Notes:
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The Fax option is available only with the PostScript driver. For information on installing the PostScript driver, see
the Software and Documentation CD.
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If the Fax tab is not available, then the fax option is not installed.

Using the Watermark tab

The Watermark tab controls the use of watermarks in a print job.
Note: This feature may not be available in some drivers.
Use
Do not use watermarks
Use the same watermark on all pages
Use a different watermark on the first page Specify a watermark for the first page, as well as a different watermark, to
Use a different watermark on odd/even
pages
Edit Watermarks

Using the Overlays tab

The Overlays tab in the Printing Preferences dialog controls which overlays are used with a print job and how the
overlays are displayed.
Notes:
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The Overlays tab is available only in PCL and PCL XL drivers.
•
Overlays are not available in all printers.
Use
Do not use overlays
Use the same overlay on
all pages
To
Add a cover page with the associated information to the outgoing fax.
•
Include cover page with fax—This adds a cover page to the fax.
•
Include recipient information/comments—This lets you add specific recipient names and
comments if the fax needs to be directed to the attention of a specific person or department.
•
Include sender information—This adds information, such as the sender's name, company,
address, and contact information. You can specify this information in the Fax Cover Settings
dialog by clicking the Settings button.
To
Exclude watermarks from the print job.
Print the selected watermark on all pages of the printed document.
display on all other pages.
Note: If two‑sided printing (Duplex) is enabled, then the specified
watermark is used on the front side of the first sheet.
Specify different watermarks for odd and even pages.
Open the Edit Watermarks dialog.
To
Exclude overlays from the print job.
Select an overlay to print on all pages of the printed document.
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