Creating A New Message Or Return Address - Pitney Bowes Connect+ 1000 Operator's Manual

markers as shown here.
3. As with graphic markers, the text markers are left justified or right justified. The markers
define the locations for return addresses or other text messages.
4. The methods for choosing a text message or a return address are the same as for graphic
images. Refer to Adding a Graphic.
5. To create a new message, refer to Creating a New Message or Return Address.

Creating a New Message or Return Address

1. Select anywhere within the envelope on the Run Mail screen. You can also select the
Edit envelope link.
2. Select the Text message & Return address option from the list box on the left of the
Edit envelope screen.
3. Select the New link directly under the Text message list box. Enter the message in the
dialog box. If you use the on-screen keyboard to enter the text, select Close and then
Save when complete.
NOTE: the number of characters per line depends on the size of the font (see step 5).
For Arial 10 point, the limit is 100 characters per line.
4. Enter the name of the Text message when prompted and then select OK.
5. To change the font of the text message, select Format.
a. The font tab allows you to select the type (eg.,arial), style (bold, italic, underline), size
and font color.
b. For font color, you can select black, postal red, choose from a standard set of colors,
or create a custom color.
Standard colors: select from a set of colors displayed as a series of color "chick-
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lets". Each chicklet corresponds to a particular pre-set RGB value.
Custom colors: Create a customized RGB color by entering color values numbers
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between 0 and 255 (where 0 removes all traces of the color and 255 adds the
color completely) in the RGB fields.
Alternatively, you can drag the cross hair in the color spectrum box and slide the
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pointer bar up and down the saturation selection bar. As you make adjustments
the corresponding RGB values are updated and displayed on the screen.
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