Specifies the size of paper or envelope you want to use. Open the list, and then click the size you want.


Specifies where the paper you want to use is located. Most plotters support manual feed only.


Specifies how the document is positioned on the page. To see an example, click Portrait or Landscape.


Specifies whether you want the plotter to prompt you to insert the first page of paper.

If this box is checked, the plotter prompts you for all pages, including the first. If this box is clear, the plotter doesn't prompt you for the first page, but prompts you for all subsequent pages.


Returns to the default settings.


Lists the carousels you can configure. To view or modify the current settings, click a carousel number.


Specifies which carousels are active. The more active carousels you have, the more colors are available for plotting. To make a carousel active, click it. To cancel a selection, click it again.


Specifies the color of the pen. This setting applies to the pen selected in the Carousel box at the bottom of this dialog box.


Specifies the type of pen. This setting applies to the pen selected in the Carousel box at the bottom of this dialog box.


Specifies whether the selected pen should be used primarily for lines and text, for filling spaces, or for anything that requires the pen's color. If you have two pens that are the same color, and you want to save wear on one of them, you could specify that one is for Line/Text and the other is for Fill.


Specifies the speed at which the pen should move across the paper. If the output is blurry, you may want to decrease the speed.


Specifies how hard the pen will hit the paper when making contact. If the output is too light, you may want to increase the force.


Specifies how fast the pen should move when making contact with the paper. If the output is blurry, you may want to increase the acceleration.


Displays the current settings for all pens in the carousel. To change settings for a pen, click the pen number, and then change any settings you need to in the Pen Color, Type, Priority, Speed, Force, and Accel boxes. To look at settings for a different carousel, click the carousel number in the Current Carousel list.


Prints the document in draft mode. This makes printing faster and can save ink, but the output won't look as good as printing in nondraft mode.


Restores the pen and carousel settings to their default settings.


To view the information in this Help file

1	Click here  [image]  to open the Printers folder.

2	Click the icon for the printer you are using.

3	On the File menu, click Properties.

4	For Help on an item, click [image] at the top of the dialog box, and then click the item.