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Can you rotate, drawing using the Setup Sheet?, To rotate a print using the printer's Setup Sheet - windows 7 driver

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PRINT 3 APPEARANCE Controlling your print's appearance Rotating a print Rotating a print Can you rotate any drawing using the Setup Sheet? No. The Rotate option available in the Setup Sheet is applicable only if the file contains no raster data. The normal line drawings of most CAD software do not contain raster data, and therefore you can use this Rotate option. However, if you are using one of the Microsoft Windows drivers supplied with this printer, your files do contain raster data and therefore you cannot use this Rotate option. To rotate a print using the printer's Setup Sheet Providing your print file does not contain raster data, you can rotate a print using the Setup Sheet, without changing the drawing in your software. The available options are: Auto rotate (roll media only). With this setting, the printer will automatically rotate a print by 90_, providing it will fit on the available media, if this will save media. Rotate off. With this setting, the printer will print as requested by your software, without adding any rotation. This is the default. Rotate 90_. With this setting, the printer will rotate all prints by 90_, counterclockwise relative to the drawing's orientation in your software: Rotate off Rotate 90_ 3-7

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Rotating a print
Can you rotate
any
drawing using the Setup Sheet?
No.
The
Rotate
option available in the Setup Sheet is applicable only if the file
contains no raster data.
The normal line drawings of most CAD software do
not
contain raster data, and
therefore you
can
use this
Rotate
option.
However, if you are using one of the
Microsoft Windows drivers supplied with this printer, your files
do
contain raster
data and therefore you
cannot
use this
Rotate
option.
To rotate a print using the printer’s Setup Sheet
Providing your print file does not contain raster data, you can rotate a print using
the Setup Sheet, without changing the drawing in your software.
The available options are:
Auto rotate
(roll media only).
With this setting, the printer will automatically
rotate a print by 90
_
, providing it will fit on the available media, if this will save
media.
Rotate off
.
With this setting, the printer will print as requested by your
software, without adding any rotation.
This is the default.
Rotate 90
_
.
With this setting, the printer will rotate all prints by 90
_
,
counterclockwise
relative to the drawing’s orientation in your software:
Rotate off
Rotate 90
_
PRINT
APPEARANCE
3
Rotating a print
Controlling your print’s appearance