Kodak 9090DC - Manual (Page 87)

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• Digits — select a value from the drop-down list to specify the page
counter length, which should take into consideration any leading
zeros or leading or trailing spaces appended to the page count in the
Print Width drop-down list. You can specify from 1 to 9; default is 5.
Font Height and Font Width — select whether you want imprinted text
to print normally or in larger and/or wider characters on a document.
Selecting Large prints taller characters; selecting Wide prints wider
characters. The default print size is Normal.
The font size selections only control the imprinted text; the font used for
annotation is fixed and cannot be changed.
NOTE: Selecting Large or Wide may change the length of text strings,
causing the text to print off the end of the document. By default,
the scanner prints standard, Latin font characters.
Text Orientation — select the orientation (rotation) for the imprinted
and/or annotated text string. A preview of how the text will be oriented
at 0 (default), 90, 180 and 270 degrees will be displayed to the right of
the selected orientation.
Insert Dynamic Content — allows you to select a pre-formatted date
and time or special content code to be inserted into the text string. The
code is replaced by actual data when a document is scanned.
NOTE: Counter digit and Dynamic content information becomes part of
the imprinting or annotation string in the "Print String Definition"
text box and Actual Printed Example field.
• Date and Time: select date and time format codes to include in the
text string from the Date and Time drop-down list. These codes are
replaced with actual dates and times by the scanner when the
document is scanned. The date and time format choices as well as
the pre-formatted date and time code are shown in the table below.
NOTE: The scanner's time and date is seeded from the host PC's
clock when the connection to the scanner is established.
Date & Time
format
Date & Time
code
Example
Date & Time
format
Date & Time
code
Example
HH:MM %T0 03:15 MM/DD/YYYY %D3 07/05/2009
HH:MM:SS %T1 03:15:23 DD/MM/YY %D4 05/07/09
HH:MM
AM/PM %T2 03:15 PM DD/MM/YYYY %D5 05/07/2009
HH:MM:SS
AM/PM %T3 03:15:23
PM DD %D6 05
YY/MM/DD %D0 09/07/05 MM %D7 07
YYYY/MM/DD %D1 2009/07/05 YY %D8 09
MM/DD/YY %D2 07/05/09 YYYY %D9 2009