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Print out page 1 of this file The crop marks on this page are positioned at the corners of the column guides, as set up on the Column Guides dialog (Page menu) . When printed out correctly, their position on the page should match the values on that dialog. The crop mark positions should be: Top left crop mark = 2.5cm from top, 2cm from left. Top right crop mark = 2.5cm from top, 2cm from right. Bottom left crop mark = 2cm from bottom, 2cm from left Bottom right crop mark = 2cm from bottom, 2cm from right. Using a ruler, measure the position of the top left crop mark on your printed page. If its position is not what it should be, calculate the difference between the actual and correct position and enter these values in the horizontal and vertical adjustment fields on the Page Setup dialog (P age menu). For example if the top left crop mark has printed out 2.8cm from the top, and .2cm from the left, you would have to enter a vertical adjustment of 0.3cm up, and a horizontal adjustment of 0.2cm left. Print out page 1 again, and this time all of the crop marks should be printed out in their correct positi You should save these settings as part of the template that you use most often, so that you do not have to reset them every time you create a new document. Notes: Most printers cannot print right to the edge of the paper. The white margin between the shaded areas and the edge of this printed page indicates the non-printing area of your printer. This should approximately match the printer margin denoted by the blue dotted line on your Pressworks page. You should adjust the printing position for a document that you intend to print to disk for a typesetting bureau. Both adjustments should be set to zero. When you create a document without loading a template, the adjustments used for the previous document are used until you specify otherwise using the Page Setup dialog. This document was designed for A4 paper; when using other paper sizes, e.g. 8.5 x 11.0 inch fanfold, you must create a document designed around the same principles. . i1* . j1, . j1, . h1* Character Decimal No. Character Decimal No. Windows ANSI Character Set These characters can be accessed within Pressworks mode by positioning the cursor and then holding down key and typing 0 followed by the appropriate decimal number on the numeric key pad. Character Decimal No. Character Decimal No. The text in this frame should not be visible through the opaque frame on top. The text in this frame should be visible through the transparent frame on top. Transparent Opaque The square in the frame to the right has a transparent fill pat tern. The square in the frame to the right has an opaque fill pattern. Coloured or tinted text may not be supported by your printer driver. The following text will test this. Green Blue Cyan Magenta Yellow Black White YUTXT Text with expanded or compressed widths is not printed correctly by some printer drivers. If your printout suffers from this pro blem you need to print text with expanded or compressed widths, we suggest turning 'Print TrueType as graphics' on, if your printer driver supports this option. The text in this frame is 50% of its normal width. These words will overlap if this feature is not supported by your printer driver. The text in this frame is 150% of its normal width. These words will be spaced apart if this feature is not supported by your printer driver Some printer drivers can also print transparent fill patterns in correctly. The graphics objects in the frames below will determine if you have this particular printer driver limitation. Printer Capability Tests Use this page to test the capabilities of your printer and printer driver. If some of the features on this page are printed incorrectly, try altering some of the settings available to your printer driver in the Windows Control Panel. If this is still unsuccessful, try contacting your printer manufacturer or Microsoft for a more up to date printer driver. Some printer drivers can incorrectly print text that should be hidden by an opaque frame. The frames below will determine if you have this particular printer driver limitation. If your printout suffers from this problem you need to hide text under an opaque frame, we suggest turning 'Print TrueType as graphics' on, if your printer driver supports this option. Notes Turning 'Print TrueType as graphics' on, will increase the printing time, so you should only choose this method if you actually need to. 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