Checking the Available Print Settings
You can specify detailed print settings for documents in the Print Mode of Desktop Editor. Print settings can be specified for the entire document, and some settings can be specified by chapter and page.
By saving a document in the IWB format (*.iwb), you can also save print settings with the document. Because of this, setting the print settings again is not necessary.
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Desktop Editor checks whether there are any print settings that cannot be used with the selected printer. However, the color mode is not checked.
To prioritize the print settings specified in Desktop Editor, select the [Use print settings of Editor] check box on the [Print Settings] tab on the Details Window, the ribbon command, or the tool button. To change the settings for a Canon printer, deselect the check box. If you select the check box, [Detailed Settings for Printing] is displayed on the Details Window. The following settings can only be specified if a Canon printer is selected.
[Use print settings of Editor]
[Detailed Settings for Printing]
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Print Settings Available for the Entire Document
The print settings that can be specified for the entire document are as follows:
Output Size/Orientation
Page Layout
Color Mode
1-Sided/2-Sided Printing
Stapling
Enlarging/Reducing Original Pages
Booklet Printing
Binding Location
Hole Punching
Folding
Finishing Settings
Paper Source
Front cover/back cover/tab paper/sheet settings
Secure Printing Function
Header/Footer
Watermark Settings
For more information on the various print settings, see the following.
Print Settings Available on a Chapter Basis
The print settings that can be specified/canceled on a chapter basis are as follows:
Creating Chapters
1-Sided Printing
Output Size/Orientation
Color Mode
Page Layout
Stapling
Paper Source
Tab paper/sheet settings
Header/Footer
Watermark Settings
Chapter Separation (Print Next Chapter)
For more information on the various print settings, see the following.
Print Settings Available on a Page Basis
The print settings that can be specified or canceled on a page basis are as follows:
Editing Pages
Color Mode
Stapling
Paper Source
Canceling Watermarks
For more information on the various print settings, see the following.