Canon Imageprograf Ipf825 User Guide
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Note • Your printer is depicted in the lower-left area of this screen. • When you select Free Layout, all other setting items will be disabled. 5. Click the OK button to save the settings. 6. In the Print dialog box, select the pages to print and the number of copies, and click the OK button.Free Layout starts, laying out the document created with application software in the layout area as an object. Windows Software > Free Layout > iPF825 Laying out a Multiple-File Document on One Page 4 275
7. Leaving Free Layout running, open other files with the application software and repeat the above steps. Laying out a Document Created with Multiple Application Programs on One Page You can lay out and print a document created with multiple application programs on one page. 1. From the application software's File menu, select the printer setup menu to open the Print dialog box.Note • Normally, select Print from the File menu. 2. Click Properties to open the Properties dialog box. Windows Software > Free Layout > Laying out a Document Created with Multiple Application Programs on One Page iPF8254 276
3. In the Page Setup sheet, select Paper Source .Note • Your printer is depicted in the lower-left area of this screen. 4. In the Layout sheet, click on the Page Layout check box and select Free Layout from the list. Windows Software > Free Layout > iPF825 Laying out a Document Created with Multiple Application Programs on One Page 4 277
Note • Your printer is depicted in the lower-left area of this screen. • When you select Free Layout, all other setting items will be disabled. 5. Click the OK button to save the settings. 6. In the Print dialog box, select the pages to print and the number of copies, and click the OK button.Free Layout starts, laying out the document created with application software in the layout area as an object.Windows Software > Free Layout > Laying out a Document Created with Multiple Application Programs on One Page iPF8254 278
7. Leaving Free Layout running, open other files with other application software and repeat the above steps. Selecting an Object When an object is selected, a select box (blue border) appears around the object. Note • To select an object, click that object. • To select multiple successive objects, click them while holding down the Shift key. • To select multiple arbitrary objects, click them while holding down the Ctrl key. • To select all objects, select Select All from the Edit menu. • When you specify the area with dragging the mouse, the object in the area is selected. Windows Software > Free Layout > iPF825 Selecting an Object 4 279
Changing the Object Size You can change the object size by means of mouse operation or by specifying a scaling value. Note • The vertical-to-horizontal ratio remains unchanged when the object is enlarged or reduced. Resizing by means of mouse operation 1. Select an object. 2. Place the pointer at a corner of the selection box around the object to show the arrow handle, and drag this handle to change the object size. Resizing by specifying a scaling value 1. Select an object. Click on the Enl./Red. checkbox in the Format Dialog Box →P.271 and select Scaling . 2. You either enter numbers directly. Note • You can input between 25 and 600. • You can change the numbers by clicking either ▲ button or ▼ button. 3. Click the OK button. Moving an Object You can move the object position. 1. Select an object. Windows Software > Free Layout > Changing the Object Size iPF8254 280
2. Place the pointer inside the selection box of the object to show the crosshair handle, and drag it to move the object. Alternatively, you can move the Object Position by changing the values in Vertical Pos, Horizontal Pos and Page Pos in the Format Dialog Box →P.271 . Rotating an Object You can rotate the object. 1. Select an object. 2. Select Rotate Left 90 Degrees or Rotate Right 90 Degrees from the toolbar. Alternatively, you may click on the Rotate check box in the Format Dialog Box →P.271 then select Rotate Right or Rotate Left, and click the OK button. Windows Software > Free Layout > iPF825 Rotating an Object 4 281
Laying out Objects Automatically Click Auto Arrange Object in the tool bar. This automatically lays out objects. Alternatively, you may select Auto Ar- range Object from the Object menu. Note • The object layout order varies depending on the Order setting in the Page Options Dialog Box →P.269 dialog box. Aligning Objects You can align objects systematically. 1. Select multiple objects. 2. Click the align button from the toolbar. Alternatively, you may select the align menu from the Object menu.Align Top Lays out the objects, justifying them to the top. Windows Software > Free Layout > Laying out Objects Automatically iPF8254 282
Center Vertically Lays out the objects, justifying them to the vertical center. Align Bottom Lays out the objects, justifying them to the bottom. Align Left Lays out the objects, justifying them to the left. Windows Software > Free Layout > iPF825 Aligning Objects 4 283
Center Horizontally Lays out the objects, justifying them to the horizontal center. Align Right Lays out the objects, justifying them to the right. Changing the Object Overlapping Order You can change the object overlapping order. 1. Select an object. 2. Select the Overlapping Order menu from the Object menu.Note • The order of overlapping affects the order of objects automatically laid out. • You can also select by clicking the right button of the mouse on an object. Windows Software > Free Layout > Changing the Object Overlapping Order iPF8254 284