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April 1996
is applied to the image based on whether the By Pixels or
By Dimensions button is selected. The Scaling box is set
to "100" by default.
By Size (in. cm.)—If this button is selected, scaling
will be based on the width and height of your image.
For example, scaling an 8 x 10I image by 50% will
print a 4 x 5I image.
This button is active only when the Scale to: check
box is deselected.
By Pixels—If this button is selected, scaling will be
based on the number of pixels in the width and height
of the image. For example, scaling an 800 x 1000
pixel image by 200% will print a 1600 x 2000 pixel
image. When scaling using this method, remember
that the XLS 8600/XLS 8600 PS Printer prints 300
pixels per inch. If the image resolution is less than
300 pixels per inch, the printed image will be smaller.
If the image resolution is greater than 300 pixels per
inch, the printed image will be larger.
This button is active only when the Scale to: check
box is deselected.
NOTE: You can use Photoshop's Image Size option from
the Image menu to find the width, height, and
resolution of images.
Layout
The Layout group box allows you to choose the following
image orientation options.Orientation:specifying:on
Macintosh systems
Portrait—this button indicates that page images should
be vertically oriented.
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