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[56] Layout Settings
'Image shift'
'Shift to center' You can use this setting to put an image into the
Making an Extended Copy (print settings)
The front/back margin setting indicates the
move of the image on the front and the back
of the print with respect to the binding edge.
You can move the margin from -100 mm / -4
inches to +100 mm / + 4 inches. Use 'Margin
shift' for example to bind or punch a
document.
The setting for 'Back' is only available for a
2-sided print.
The 'Registration' indicates the move (front
and back side of the sheet) of the image with
respect to feeding edge of the paper, this is
the long edge for LEF sheets and the short
edge for SEF sheets. There is one value for
both the front of the print and the back of the
print (–5.0 mm / –0.2 inches to +5.0 mm /
+0.2 inches). The image on the front and
back side are moved in opposite direction.
Note: Bear in mind that if you select
an image shift of -1 mm /-.4 inches,
the images on front and back are
moved .5 mm / .2 inches (!) to the left
of the feeding edge. The result allows
you to align the images with respect
to each other.
center of the print. For example if the print is
smaller than the original.
'Yes': The image is printed into the center.
'No': The image is printed in the upper left
corner.
If the original is too large, 'Shift to center'
determines the part that is copied.
'Yes': The center of the original is copied.
'No': The upper left corner of the original is
copied. The upper right corner of the back of
the original is copied.
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