User manual CASIO VZ-1

[. . . ] · All rights to this User's Guide and the software that accompanies it shall revert to CASIO COMPUTER CO. , LTD. · Microsoft® and Windows® are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. · Pentium® is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. · True Type® is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. [. . . ] · See "Input Panel" on page 15 for more information about the Input Panel. Input Panel 32 5 Highlight the next string of text you want to import, hold down Ctrl and then right-click with your mouse, and then click Append. · This appends the new text to the text that is already in the Text Input Box. · You can input up to 255 characters per line. A carriage return will be inserted automatically if your input exceeds this limit. · The allowable number of characters per line is further limited when you are using a fixed tape length. A carriage return is inserted automatically whenever your input surpasses the maximum allowable line length. · You can use the scroll bars to scroll the Text Input Box and view any text that does not fit. 6 7 After appending all the text strings you want, edit the text in the Text Input Box, if you want. Configure Font, Width, Length, and Layout settings. · Your settings will be reflected in the preview window, so you can see what your printed label will look like. · If you have Auto selected for Layout, the size of text will be adjusted automatically so it fits within the specified tape length. If you have Title specified for Layout, the first line will be middle size, while all remaining lines will be small size text. · The tape length setting is ignored when you are printing to thermal roll paper. · To specify a fixed-length tape, select the Fixed check box. The images are contained in the folders named Illustrations and Frames, which are located in VZ-1 ­ Samples. The following describes the types of sample images that are available, and where you can find them. Illustrations ­ Illustrations-Large · 44 fun graphic images, measuring 256 × 256 pixels. · The perfect size for EL-5000W 18mm tape. Illustrations ­ Illustrations-Small · 44 fun graphic images, measuring 128 × 128 pixels. · The perfect size for CW-L300/EL-700 18mm tape. Frame (For Full-Tape Image) ­ For EZ-LABEL Printer Tape (Width-Large) · A collection of 12 frames measuring 64 × 512 pixels. · The aspect ratio (width:height) is 8:1. Best layout results are achieved using a tape with a similar aspect ratio. * Frame (For Full-Tape Image) ­ For EZ-LABEL Printer Tape (Width-Medium) · A collection of 12 frames measuring 64 × 384 pixels. · The aspect ratio (width:height) is 6:1. Best layout results are achieved using a tape with a similar aspect ratio. * Frame (For Full-Tape Image) ­ For EZ-LABEL Printer Tape (Width-Small) · A collection of 12 frames measuring 64 × 256 pixels. · The aspect ratio (width:height) is 4:1. Best layout results are achieved using a tape with a similar aspect ratio. * Frame (For Full-Tape Image) ­ For Memo Tape · A collection of 12 frames measuring 64 × 400 pixels. · The perfect size for thermal roll paper. * * When you have Full Tape selected in the Layout box on the Image tab of the properties dialog box (or Full Tape selected in the Image box of the Input Panel), be sure to input enough space and adjust the position of text so it does not overlap with image elements. 38 Capturing an Image from Your Computer Screen Perform the following steps when you want to capture an image from your computer screen and incorporate it into a label. To capture an image from your computer screen 1 2 Display the screen that contains the image you want to capture. [. . . ] With most applications, you can perform the copy operation by selecting the Copy command on the Edit menu. · Not enough memory to insert or print an image. If the message "There is not enough memory to execute that command. " appears when you try to insert an image into a label or print a label that contains an image, it could mean either of the following. · There is not enough memory to perform the operation. [. . . ]