[duxuser] Re: help with a juliet and dbt 10.5
- From: "brian Moore" <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 07:01:43 -0400
Hi George. I suspect it is whatever the default is. I will call her
and check. how should it be set. I have played with mine so not sure
how hers is set. I presume it should be on since it can then send
margin line spacing parameters to the embosser. correct?
thanks.
Brian.
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On 4/25/2005 at 11:50 AM George Bell wrote:
>Hi Brian,
>
>In the Global, Embosser Setup menu, when you select Edit,
>under Device Settings have you got "Send Escape Codes"
>checked or unchecked?
>
>George.
>
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>Moore
>> Sent: 25 April 2005 11:44
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>> Subject: [duxuser] help with a juliet and dbt 10.5
>>
>> Hi all.
>>
>> I have been playing with this customer to try and get this
>
>> sorted out for quite a while now.
>> I have a juliet as well and mine seems to work properly.
>>
>> We have reset the embosser and tried a whole range of
>> parameters both in the document and global menus to try
>and
>> make this work properly but still a huge margin on the
>> reverse side of the page.
>>
>> any info would be appreciated.
>>
>> thanks.
>> Today, I made a discovery. There are two paths to
>embossing
>> materials.
>> When you go through Duxbury, open the files in Duxbury,
>and
>> then emboss, the file appears with a wide margin on the
>> overleaf side of the page.
>>
>> When you print through MS Word, you get interpoint with a
>> margin of about three spaces on the overleaf side. This
>is progress.
>> previously, I have only printed through Duxbury by
>opening
>> the files and translating and embossing them one by one.
>>
>> There are still questions. What I don't understand is
>that
>> you have to set a margin of 2 to create a margin of one
>cell
>> on the front side of the page. If you don't set the
>margin
>> at 2, the embossing is flush with the perforations of the
>> tractor-feed strips.
>>
>> The big question is why would the emboss feature be
>different
>> depending on how you access Duxbury?
>>
>>
>>
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