In addition to the parameters shown above, depending on the element
type, you need to enter the mandatory parameters.
Step 6. Define the specifications.
By pressing the F4 key, you can also more precisely specify an element
by adding more parameters.
Step 7. Complete the definition by pressing the Enter key.
Finally, the defined element appears on the image area as shown in the
following display.
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Design Overlay Columns: 1- 74
| Control . . Source overlay . . . . . STATIONERY
\...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....
ðð1
ðð2 \Tðð1 s an example.
ðð3
ðð4
ðð5
ðð6
ðð7
ðð8
ðð9
ð1ð
ð11
ð12
ð13
ð14
ð15
ð16
ð17
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F3=Exit F6=Text F9=Line F1ð=Box
F11=Bar code F21=Element edit F22=Block edit F24=More keys
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Repeat the above steps to define the rest of the elements.
Step 8. After you define all the elements, press the F3 key to save the overlay,
the record layout, or the page layout.
Text
To create a text element, press the F6 (Text) key and the key entry area appears in
the lower position of the display as follows. This display also appears by pressing
the F14 key to change a text element. When you press Enter, the Overlay Utility
and the Print Format Utility check the validity of the entered parameters. If errors
do not exist, the operation is completed and the key entry area disappears from the
display.
By pressing the F4 (Detail) key, you can define the detailed characteristics of the
text element.
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