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Getting Started Chapter 3
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3.17.2.1 Applying changes
To apply all configuration changes to the printer, click the Apply button. When this button is
clicked, the values held by the on-screen controls are sent to the printer. The printer must
be restarted for the changes to take effect. A restart can be performed by clicking the
Restart button or by manually turning off and on the power switch on the printer. When the
printer reboots, the changes will be in place.
3.17.2.2 Reverting changes
When the Revert button is clicked, the values held by the on-screen controls will change
back to what they were when the device was first connected to when the application started.
In other words, the revert point is the point at which the Configuration window is first loaded.
If you have applied changes but have not restarted the printer for them to take effect,
clicking Revert will undo all the changes even if the Apply button has been clicked.
3.17.2.3 Saving/loading configuration files
A configuration file is generated by the application when the Save button is clicked, or when
the File->Save configuration menu option is selected. Clicking either of these two options
will open a Windows Save As dialog in the application output directory. A unique filename is
generated by default to avoid overwritten configurations.
To load a configuration file, click the Load button or the File->Load configuration menu
option. The application will open a file dialog in the application output directory. Select a
configuration file, and click “Open” to update the on-screen controls with the configuration
values contained in the file. Note that loading a file does not send the configuration to the
printer until the Apply button is clicked.
3.17.3 Application preferences
The Preferences window can be accessed by selecting File->Preferences from the menu
bar. Within the preferences you can change the application output directory, gain access to
read-only settings (with a password of course), and more.