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Print crop lines Crop lines indicate where the paper should be cut to reduce it to your selected page size. You can print crop lines automatically with individual jobs in the following ways: ● In the Windows driver dialog: select the Features tab, then Enable crop lines. ● In the Mac OS X Print dialog: go to the Finishing panel and select crop lines. ● On the Embedded Web Server's Submit Job page: select Advanced settings > Roll options > Enable crop lines. ● Using the front panel: select the Setup menu icon crop lines > On. , then Printing preferences > Paper options > Enable To print crop lines with nested jobs (see Nest jobs to save paper on page 91), you must select a different option: ● In the Embedded Web Server: select Job management > Use crop lines when nest is enabled > On. ● Using the front panel: select the Setup menu icon crop lines > On. , then Job management > Nest options > Enable Rotate an image By default, images are printed with their shorter sides parallel to the leading edge of the paper, like this: You may wish to rotate your images by 90 degrees in order to save paper, like this: ENWW Print crop lines 89

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Print crop lines
Crop lines indicate where the paper should be cut to reduce it to your selected page size. You can print crop lines
automatically with individual jobs in the following ways:
●
In the Windows driver dialog:
select the
Features
tab, then
Enable crop lines
.
●
In the Mac OS X Print dialog:
go to the
Finishing
panel and select
crop lines
.
●
On the Embedded Web Server's Submit Job page:
select
Advanced settings
>
Roll options
>
Enable crop
lines
.
●
Using the front panel:
select the Setup menu icon
, then
Printing preferences
>
Paper options
>
Enable
crop lines
>
On
.
To print crop lines with nested jobs (see
Nest jobs to save paper
on page
91
), you must select a different
option:
●
In the Embedded Web Server:
select
Job management
>
Use crop lines when nest is enabled
>
On
.
●
Using the front panel:
select the Setup menu icon
, then
Job management
>
Nest options
>
Enable
crop lines
>
On
.
Rotate an image
By default, images are printed with their shorter sides parallel to the leading edge of the paper, like this:
You may wish to rotate your images by 90 degrees in order to save paper, like this:
ENWW
Print crop lines
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