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'Automatic': the orientation of the image is selected by the system in order to optimise
the position of the image, according to the settings defined ('Folding', 'Legend posi-
tion'...).
'Manual', to manually define the orientation of the image on the media, according to
the media previously set in the 'Basic' or 'Media' tab.
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When the 'Media size'
is:
A 'Sheet size'
A 'Roll size'
In all cases, you can select:
'Upside down (extra 180° rotation)' to rotate the output by 180 degrees
'Mirror'
'Alignment'
You can choose the way the image is aligned by selecting either:
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'Automatic':
'Manual':
You can decide to:
'Print image short edge first': '<html>The short edge of the
image is aligned to the leading edge of the media.</html>
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'Print image long edge first': '<html>The long edge of the
image is aligned to the leading edge of the media.</html>'
'Print image on a portrait sheet': '<html>The top of the
image is aligned to the short edge of the media.</html>'
'Print image on a landscape sheet': '<html>The top of the
image is aligned to the long edge of the media.</html>'
'Print image short edge first'
'Print image long edge first'
Recommended for most users.
It is the best option when 'Orientation of the image on the
media' is set to 'Automatic'.
When folding is activated, the system aligns the image to
the corner of the media that will be on the top of the folded
packet.
When folding is off, it centers the image on the media.
It shifts the selected side or corner of the image to the edge
of the media.
Chapter 5 - The Océ Publisher Copy option
'Advanced' / 'Layout' settings
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