Tab hpgl, Pen settings, User pen settings – KIP Graphics Pro User Manual

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Tab HPGL

If you are working with HPGL files (vector files), the tab

H P G L

will be available in the main window. With these files, the

emulation of some printers is possible.

Pen Settings

HPGL/2 files are able to store certain parameters within the file. The usage of this information can be switched on and off.

P A P E R

S I Z E

– If this option is active the image dimensions are read from the file. If you deactivate this option the image

dimensions is calculated by the software. Huge white areas outside of the image will not be printed.

P E N

W I D T H S

– Deactivate this option in order to set the size of the pens manually.

P E N

C O L O R S

- Deactivate this option in order to set the pens colors manually.

ME R G E C O N T R O L

– Controls the merging of different layers. This command works like the menu on most HP printer displays.

If parts of an HPGL are not displayed correctly you can switch this option OFF/ON.

C O P I E S

– Determines if the value for the number of copies is read from the file. If the option is checked, you cannot set the

number of copies in the main window’s tab

G E N E R A L

.

User Pen Settings


Under

U

S E R

P

E N

S

E T T I N G S

, you can alter the line thickness and RGB colors of pens and overwrite the values determined from

the file. If you are working with a HPGL file (not HPGL/2), you have to coordinate the pen width and the pen color. These files can
only be edited when the menu fields

U

S E

P

E N

W

I D T H A S

D

E F I N E D I N

T H E

F

I L E

and

U

S E

P

E N

C

O L O R S A S

D

E F I N E D I N

T H E

F

I L E

are not activated. The user-defined pen parameters can be saved and loaded via the icons in the lower part of the

HPGL window.

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