Oce Repro Desk, User Manual

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Undo/Redo
Erases or redraws changes made in the pattern viewer.
Invert
Reverses the image in the pattern viewer so that white pixels become
black and black pixels become white.
Name
Give the pattern a name. This name will be displayed when the pen set
is open.
Pattern number box
Allows you to select one of the 255 patterns to edit. If you
are creating a new pattern, Océ recommends that you use a pattern number
above 200.
Arrows
Are used to adjust the position of the pattern within a grid.
Fill all white
Fills the selected pattern grid with white pixels.
Fill all black
Fills the selected pattern grid with black pixels.
Save entire set
Saves the set of patterns. Océ Repro Desk installs a default set
of patterns called DEFAULT.SET. If you wish to add patterns to your set, save
the set using the same name.
Note:
Make sure you do not overwrite existing patterns 1 through 200, because
remote users will be using the DEFAULT.SET as well. If they request a default
pattern that you have changed and which they do not have, their drawings will
be incorrect. If you are creating a special set of patterns, save the set under a
different name.
Load new set
Used to load a complete set of patterns.
Save pen pattern
Saves an individual pattern. This is useful for remote
customers who create a few individual patterns. This will save only an
individual pattern. If a person has a special pattern, they should save it. This
pattern can be added to a JOB and sent by modem, network, or diskette. The
author of the drawing will have to tell you to which pen(s) the new pattern
applies.
Load pen pattern
Used to load an individual pattern. If the pattern is to be
re-used, it can be added as a pen pattern to the DEFAULT pen set. If you decide
to add a single pattern to this set, be sure to save it above pattern 200.
Active patterns
Océ Repro Desk active patterns are numbers 80-87 and 88-95.
The slope of the line changes for each group. For example; pattern 80
corresponds to pattern 88, pattern 81 corresponds to pattern 89, and so on.