Toshiba e-STUDIO305CP, Printing Manual

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2 PRINTING FROM WINDOWS
126 Printing With Best Functions for Your Needs
 Printing with an overlay file
Using image overlays ensures that widely-used images are readily available and consistently reproduced.
Image overlays are independent documents that are merged into other documents during printing and thereby
increase the time required to print a job. To superimpose text on your document, it may be faster to use
watermarks.
To print with an overlay file, you must first create an overlay file.
 P.102 “Creating an overlay file”
 When [Overlay Image] is selected together with the N-up feature, the overlay images are printed per
sheet, not per page. If you want to print them on each page, select the [Print on Each Page] check box
in [Overlay Image] on the [Effect] tab.
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P.71 “[Effect] tab”
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Both the overlay file and the documents on which you superimpose the overlay image must be created
in the same size, color mode, and orientation.
Printing an overlay image as a print job
1
Display the [Effect] tab menu.
2
Select the overlay image name to be used in the [Overlay Image] box.
If you use different overlay images for odd/even pages or use overlay images only for the specified
pages, select [Multiple Overlays] and set them in its dialog box.
 P.75 “Multiple Overlays”
3
If you want to print the overlay image over the document, select the [Print Over the
Document] check box. If you want to print the overlay image on each page, select the
[Print on Each Page] check box.
4
Set any other print options you require and click [OK].
5
Click [OK] or [Print] to send the print job.
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The print job is printed with the overlay image.