No.
Name
8
Distress Effect
9
Horizontal Position
10
Vertical Position
11
Font Width
12
Font Height
13
Centering
14
Vertical Centering
15
Horizontal Centering
This function applies Distress Effect to an object.
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The Distress Effect refers to the function that applies some texture pattern to an
object and provides a special effect to the white portion in a sample in such a
manner that such portion will not be printed out.
Select a sample and reflect the special effect on it.
With the leftmost part of Platen Frame set to 0, this function enables you to
display and change the horizontal position of an object.
When you drag the object to move it elsewhere, the corresponding value
changes accordingly.
With the uppermost part of Platen Frame set to 0, this function enables you to
display and change the vertical position of an object.
When you drag the object to move it elsewhere, the corresponding value
changes accordingly.
By specifying the width, you can change the font size.
When you drag one of the four corners of a text object to zoom it in/out, or
when you change the font size or the font height, the corresponding value
changes accordingly.
The maximum value is 1,300 pt or an equivalent value, and the minimum value
is 10pt or an equivalent value.
A unit for the values is the one specified by the Details button.
By specifying the height, you can change the font size.
When you drag one of the four corners of a text object to zoom it in/out, or
when you change the font size or the font width, the corresponding value
changes accordingly.
The maximum value is 1,300 pt or an equivalent value, and the minimum value
is 10pt or an equivalent value.
A unit for the values is the one specified by the Details button.
This function positions an object at the center of the platen grid in both vertical
and horizontal directions.
This function positions an object at the center of the platen grid in a vertical
direction.
This function positions an object at the center of the platen grid in a horizontal
direction.
12
Screen display and functions
Function
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