Oce Color System 200, Руководство оператора

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3-10
Area Designation (Using the Edit Pen)
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Multiple Editing
Press the key for the desired editing functions.
If a copy setting key is pressed, the selected function is displayed on
the setting screen. The methods for setting each of the functions are
explained below.
SINGLE COLOR see p. 1-31 TEXT EDITING see p. 2-10
4-FULL COLOR/3-FULL COLOR see p. 1-59 TEXTURE see p. 2-22
COLOR CONVERSION see p. 1-56 NEGA/POSI see p.2-7
COLOR GRADATION see p. 1-33 ORIGINAL TYPE see p. 2-25
(Basic Operations Manual)
BASE COLOR see p.1-42 COLOR BALANCE see p. 1-22
COLOR FILTER see p. 1-38 SATURATION ADJ. see p. 1-22
PAINT see p. 1-44 HUE ADJUST see p. 1-22
P
There are several restrictions concerning area
editing. See “Area Designations Restrictions,” on
p. 3-21.
P
The Paint function adds color in a designated
area.
P
When an editing function is set, those keys for
editing functions that can not be set together are
dimmed in the display.
6.
Press the OK key.
P
If the C key is pressed, the area that was set
last is canceled. Select either YES or NO .
P
If the ADD/CHANGE AREA(S) key is
pressed, previously set areas and editing functions
can be changed or added. (See p. 3-14.)
7.
Continue making settings for Area Editing 2.
When the area editing settings are complete, proceed to step 8.
N
To continue specifying other area editing:
1. Designate an area.
To desigate an area, see “Designating Areas,” on p. 3-8.
2. Select the editing functions for the area(s).
P
Up to 30 area editing can be specified.
P
For details on what happens when areas
overlap, see “When Designated Areas Overlap,” on
p. 3-21.
8.
Press the OK key.
The Area Designation is set.