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8.Appendix A

Layout placement on card

The printer driver uses a technology that allows you to quickly setup and adjust the document properties for correct layout placement on the printed card.

This section describes the idea behind it and how to find the correct settings in six intuitive steps.

For first time users, take the card template that was used for designing the layout. Place it in front of you to be able to look at it and to turn the card.

Open the printing preferences in the application you want to print (usually in menu File -> Print... - > select printer -> click on Preferences...)

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Contents Prima Technical Support Prima 3 Driver ManualTable of contents Printing and encoding over network Legal and Copyright Information Printer Driver Installation Prima 3 Driver Manual Prima 3 Driver Manual Prima 3 Driver Manual Prima 3 Driver Manual Prima 3 Driver Manual Click Continue Anyway Choose Install the software automatically and click NextPrima 3 Driver Manual Advanced Printer Configuration Prima 3 Driver Manual Prima 3 Driver Manual Yellow Magenta Cyan Carbon K I n t d i r e c t i o n Introduction into driver and print technologySet-up for Control of Printing / Encoding Layout / Setup OrientationSet-up for Layout Orientation K/PO Panel Introduction Default SettingsSelection of text objects to be printed on K-plane Selection of black & white images to print on K-plane Plane optionsDefinition of special colors for printing on K-plane Prima 3 Driver Manual Definition of areas for printing on K-plane Prima 3 Driver Manual Preview of defined sample K-Panel areas Measurement changes Prima 3 Driver Manual PO Panel Area Definition Peel Off Yellow Magenta Cyan Carbon K Peel Off PO Default SettingsPrima 3 Driver Manual Definition of areas Peel Off Preview of defined sample K-Panel areas Settings UV Panel IntroductionYellow Magenta Cyan Carbon K Ultra Violet UV Option UV Area + Offset Option Bitmap from fileOption UV from second Security Area Plane Offset Advanced Global Print Offset and K Plane OffsetDithering Global Print OffsetTrack Formats SynchronizationMaterial Usage Card OutputSample of magnetic stripe Encoding Sending Track InformationSample for Windows XP Dispatcher Advanced Intelligent Printer Management AipmPrinters Material Capacity ListPrint Jobs Tools Prima 3 Driver Manual Printer Settings Administration CenterBend remedy Re-transfer settingsInk settings Other settingsPrint setting transfers General Options OptionsDisp Printer Driver Profiles and Printer Grouping DefinitionCreation of Printer Groups Sample a Sample B Deleting of Printer Groups Setting up Printing PreferencesExporting of Printer Driver Profiles Importing of Printer Driver Profiles Password LUT / Password Lookup Table ConfigurationDriver Config Advanced Chip Encoding Framework Acef Plugin architecture Plugin InstallationMulti Threaded Software and Hardware Setup Plugin InfoEncoder Position Can PrecodePort Assignment Creating the link between encoder and printer ID Fieldname Sector Key Len Filler Format Format TemplatesDelete-Button Add-ButtonCopy-Button Edit-ButtonConfiguration Global Settings and Test Application Setup Multi-printer encoding Multiple encodings on one card Printing and encoding over networkIntroduction What is precoding?What is done in the precode step? PrecodingEncoding String John Doe WoodUser Data Prima 3 Driver Manual Precoding is done and must be present in both steps Keyword Option Format DescriptionPrecoding Encoding string examplesSimple encoding string Multiple encoding stringsVisual appearance of encoding strings Known limitations Print ErrorsAppendix a Layout placement on cardOne- or two-sided layout Landscape or portrait Visible encoding features, Magnetic Stripe or Contact Chip Rule of thumb Flip axisRotation of the card Magnetic stripeContact chip Exchange the card sides Ultra Electronics Card Systems