Canon imagePROGRAF iPF720 User Manual page 67

Setting Item
(The type of paper is Cutting Mode
displayed here.)(*1)
Bordless Margin
CutDustReduct.
NearEnd Sht Mrgn
Return Defaults
*1: For information on the types of paper the printer supports, refer to the Paper Reference Guide. (→P.96)
The types of paper indicated in the printer driver and related software (as well as on the Control Panel )
are updated when you install the printer driver from the User Software CD-ROM or if you update paper
information by using the Media Conguration Tool.
Description, Instructions
Specify whether or not to cut with the standard round-bladed
cutter.
Choose Automatic to have the roll cut automatically after
printing. If you choose Manual, the paper will not be cut after
printing. Instead, a line will be printed at the cut position.
Choose Eject if you prefer not to have documents dropped
immediately after printing, as when waiting for ink to dry.
Adjust the margin during borderless printing.
Choose Automatic to have the printer automatically detect the
paper width and congure the margin settings for borderless
printing. If margins are mistakenly created when Automatic is
selected, choose Fixed. In this case, the paper width is not
detected automatically, and the document is printed without
borders, using the margin settings required by the printer.
Choose On to reduce the amount of debris generated when
cutting lm and similar media by printing a line at the cut
position. This option reduces the amount of debris given off after
cutting. It also helps prevent adhesive from sticking to the cutter
and keeps the cutter sharp if you use adhesive paper. (→P.127)
Specify a margin at the leading edge of sheets to ensure better
printing quality at the leading edge.
Note that if you choose 3mm, it may lower the printing quality
at the leading edge and affect feeding accuracy. The printed
surface may be scratched, and ink may adhere to the leading
edge.
Choose Yes to restore Paper Details to the default values.
Control Panel
Printer Parts 53