Point Substitution; Default Graphic Library Objects; Conversion To Individual; Sharing Graphic Libraries - Omron CX-Supervisor User Manual

Printing the Graphics Library

7-3-5

Point Substitution

7-3-6

Default Graphic Library Objects

7-3-7 Conversion to Individual Page Objects
7-3-8

Sharing Graphic Libraries

7-4 Printing the Graphics Library
7-4-1

Print Preview

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The gauge object can be stretched to suit the needs of the page, and other
objects can be applied on top of, or in addition to the gauge. A library object
can also be ungrouped by selecting Ungroup from the Edit menu.
The buttons on the toolbar can be used as an alternative to
dragging.
If the library object includes animation actions the Point Substitution dialog box
will be automatically displayed. This allows the points associated with the
object to be quickly updated for use in the current project. For full details on
Point Substitution refer to Chapter 4 (Objects).
CX-Supervisor contains default, ready-to-use libraries. They cannot be added
to (this is denoted by the 'READ ONLY' statement at the bottom of the
Graphics Library Editor), although they can be applied to a page and tailored
in the usual way.
The majority of items in the default CX-Supervisor Graphics Libraries are
metafiles and so support conversion into CX-Supervisor objects. This allows
you to break apart the image and animate it's sub-parts.. See 'Metafile
Conversion to CX-Supervisor Objects' for further details.
Graphic Libraries, including the default Graphic Libraries, can be shared by
other users at other PCs running CX-Supervisor. Each library has its own
*.MAT file (e.g. PANELS.MAT for the panels library). The *.MAT files reside in
the same directory as the CX-Supervisor application. Using file utilities on the
PC, it is possible to copy one or more *.MAT files onto a diskette or a network,
and transfer them to a CX-Supervisor directory on another PC. Consult the
Microsoft Windows User Guide for details on copying files.
The Graphics Library can be printed in the same way pages can. Before
printing, ensure that the printer has been set up correctly. To check the printer
settings, refer to chapter 2, Pages.
To preview the page before printing, select Print Preview from the File menu.
Refer to chapter 2, Pages regarding the use of the Print Preview dialog box.
SECTION 7 Graphics Library