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A-C
ACS
Automatic Color Selection (ACS) is a function of automatically switching between the Black
Monochrome mode and the Full Color mode by recognizing the color in the original.
2-9,
1-10
Background
Used as the meaning of that portion other than the image in an original.
Base Color
A function which adds a color to the background. Mainly used for a black-and-white text
original. Unlike the Blue Background function, no change is made to the image itself.
7-36,
1-26
Blanking
A function which makes copies of the area outside a designated area.
10-2,
1-38
Blue Background
A function which allows you to add a color to the background and reverse a text to a white
text. Mainly used for a black-and-white text original.
7-37,
1-27
Book (2-sided)
See Two-sided mode
3-26,
1-9
Character Composition
A function which allows you to combine a black-and-white image and a color original. The
color original is used as the background, to which an image of the black-and-white original is
inserted. Character Composition has four types of image insertion methods; Superimpose,
Window, Multiple Editing, and Shift Text.
11-8,
1-36
Character Composition Multiple Editing
A function which allows you to designate Superimpose and Window in combination in the
Character Composition mode.
11-25,
1-36
Character Composition Shift
A function which designates the position to copy the image of a black-and-white original in the
Character Composition mode.
11-19,
1-36
References
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