Kodak DirectView CR 500 System, User Manual

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Scanning, Viewing, and Managing Images
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Colored borders around the thumbnails indicate the image’s
multi-format status.
• Green — include the image in a multi-format layout, and it has not
been included in a previous multi-format layout.
• Gray— the image was used in a previous multi-format layout. You can
still add the image to the new layout.
• Yellow— the image was placed in the current multi-format layout.
The two-up or four-up print layout appears at the bottom of the screen.
The yellow border indicates where the next image will be placed in the
format.
3.
Select the image you want to add to the layout. The image is added to the
print layout and the yellow border moves to the next multi-format layout
location. A yellow border is added to the image at the top of the screen to
indicate it has been added to the layout.
• To remove the image from the multi-format layout location, select the
trash can and then select the image.
• To select a different layout location, select the location, then select the
image you want to place there.
4.
Continue selecting images until the layout is complete.
NOTE: You don’t have to add an image to every multi-format layout location
for four-up images. Blank locations will print black.
You cannot flip or rotate images from the Multi-format screen. If
the image is saved in the wrong orientation, it rotates to fit in the
layout. To change the image orientation, go to the
Image Viewer
screen and make the changes.
Because four-up images always print in portrait mode and two-up
images always print in landscape mode, you can only change the
image orientation by 180 degrees.
5.
Click Accept Image to print the multi-format image. It is sent to the
displayed printer unless you change the destination using Select
Destination .
If you cannot print the multi-format layout to the selected destination, an
error message appears. Select a new printer destination that will support the
format, re-select the images and place them in the layout, and print.
See “Appendix B: Printing Exceptions“ for a list of printing exceptions.