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Orientation
Selects the printing orientation.
If the application used to create your document has a similar function, select the same
orientation that you selected in that application.
Portrait
Prints the document so that its top and bottom positions are unchanged relative to the
paper feed direction. This is the default setting.
Landscape
Prints the document by rotating it 90 degrees relative to the paper feed direction.
You can change the rotation direction by going to the Maintenance tab, opening the
Custom Settings dialog box, and then using Rotate 90 degrees left when orientation
is [Landscape] check box.
To rotate the document 90 degrees to the left when printing, select the Rotate 90
degrees left when orientation is [Landscape] check box.
To rotate the document 90 degrees to the right when printing, clear the Rotate 90
degrees left when orientation is [Landscape] check box.
Rotate 180 degrees
Prints the document by rotating it 180 degrees against the paper feed direction.
The width of print area and the amount of extension that are configured in other application
software will be reversed vertically and horizontally.
Printer Paper Size
Selects the size of paper actually loaded into the machine.
The default setting is Same as Page Size to perform normal-sized printing.
You can select a printer paper size when you select Fit-to-Page, Scaled, Page Layout,
Tiling/Poster, or Booklet for Page Layout.
If you select a paper size that is smaller than the Page Size, the document size will be
reduced. If you select a paper size that is larger than the Page Size, the document size will
be enlarged.
Page Layout
Selects the size of the document you want to print and the type of printing.
Normal-size
This is the normal printing method. Select this when you do not specify any page layout.
Automatically reduce large document that the printer cannot output
If the printer cannot print the paper size of a document, the machine can
automatically reduce the size when it prints the document.
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