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How to Designate Areas
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Press the [Target Area] key.
To make a one-point designation, press the [Target Area]
key on the right of One-Point Designation. To make an
encircled designation, press the [Target Area] key on the
right of Encircled Designation.
4
Select the target area, and then
press the [Done] key.
5
Press the [Color After Copying]
key.
6
Select a color.
Advanced
9-24
Mode
Designating Areas with the Markers
For details on One-point
Designation, see "To make a one-
point designation," on p. 9-26.
For details on Encircled
Designation, see "To make an
encircled designation," on p. 9-27.
Specify "Entire Enclosed" or
"Desig. Area" for One-Point
Designation or "Entire Enclosed"
or "Enclosed Area" for Encircled
Designation. For details, see "To
make a one-point designation," on
p. 9-26, and "To make an
encircled designation," on p. 9-27.
There are four methods for
selecting a color:
• Color Palette Selection
(see p. 7-2)
• Color Circle Selection
(see p. 7-7)
• Registered Color Selection
(see p. 7-9)
• Designated Color Selection
(see p. 7-11)
The color on the copy has the
following initial settings:
Red
Blue Green
Vivid Colors
A-47
A-59
Tranquil Colors
C-18
C-53
Warm Colors
B-2
B-3
Cool Colors
C-13
C-10
For details on the color numbers
of the color sheet, refer to the
Quick Index manual.
Press the key corresponding to
the marker of another color so
that you can continue to make
settings for other Marker Editing
features.
A-55
C-34
B-4
C-7
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