Kyocera FS-9100DN FS-9100/9500 Operation Guide Rev-1.3 - Page 131

Using the Document Finisher (DF-75

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3.5 Using the Document Finisher (DF-75) DF-75 provides the staple, punch and double-sided stitching print functions. 1 Browse File > Print. The Print dialog box will be displayed. 2 3 4 Chapter 3 Printing Through Application Software Finishing Options Collate: sets whether the pages are collated or not. Reverse Page Order: prints in the reverse page order. Staple: selects the staple position: Upper Left, Upper Right or Booklet (stitching posi- tion). Offset: outputs pages while shifting them alter- nately for each document. Punch: selects the hole punch type: 2-Hole, 3- Hole or 4-Hole. 7 Click the Layout tab, check the Booklet Mode checkbox, and then select Left Edge Binding or Right Edge Binding. 2 Click on the Name drop down list, all the printers installed under Windows are listed. Select Kyocera Mita FS-9100DN KX or Kyocera Mita FS-9500DN KX. 3 Select the range of the pages you want to print in the document, All or Current page only in Page range. To print part of the document, check Pages, then enter page numbers separated by commas. 4 Specify the number of copies you want to print in the Number of copies combo box in Copies. 5 Click the Properties button and then click the Output tab. 6 Click on the Output to drop down list. Select Finisher [Face-down] or Finisher [Face-up]. To use the staple or punch function, select [Face-down]. 8 Click the Media tab, and then click on the Page Size drop down list. Select the proper page size. A5 was selected for the following example. 3-8

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Chapter 3
Printing Through Application Software
3-8
DF-75 provides the staple, punch and double-sided stitching
print functions.
Browse
File
>
Print
. The
Print
dialog box will be dis-
played.
Click on the
Name
drop down list, all the printers in-
stalled under Windows are listed. Select
Kyocera Mita
FS-9100DN KX
or
Kyocera Mita FS-9500DN KX
.
Select the range of the pages you want to print in the
document,
All
or
Current page only
in
Page range
.
To print part of the document, check
Pages
, then enter
page numbers separated by commas.
Specify the number of copies you want to print in the
Number of copies
combo box in
Copies
.
Click the
Properties
button and then click the
Output
tab.
Click on the
Output
to drop down list. Select
Finisher
[Face-down]
or
Finisher [Face-up]
. To use the staple
or punch function, select
[Face-down]
.
Finishing Options
Collate:
sets whether the pages are collated or
not.
Reverse
Page Order: prints in the reverse page order.
Staple:
selects the staple position: Upper Left,
Upper Right or Booklet (stitching posi-
tion).
Offset:
outputs pages while shifting them alter-
nately for each document.
Punch:
selects the hole punch type: 2-Hole, 3-
Hole or 4-Hole.
Click the
Layout
tab, check the
Booklet Mode
check-
box, and then select
Left Edge Binding
or
Right Edge
Binding
.
Click the
Media
tab, and then click on the
Page Size
drop down list. Select the proper page size. A5 was se-
lected for the following example.
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