Lanier GX5050 Registering a Custom Setting Using a Custom Setting File, Click Load Custom Setting

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Up to eight characters can be entered.

The extension is .rst.

6.Click [OK].

The [Save Custom Setting] dialog box closes. The custom setting is saved in a custom setting file.

Registering a Custom Setting Using a Custom Setting File

Follow the procedure below to register a custom setting from a custom setting file. This file would be provided by an administrator, for example.

The custom settings file name can be up to eight characters.

1.Open the printer properties dialog box.

2.Click .

The [Manage Custom Settings] dialog box appears.

3.Click [Load Custom Setting].

The [Load Custom Setting...] dialog box appears.

4.Select the file containing the custom setting you want to register.

5.Click [OK].

The custom setting is imported and registered.

6.Click [Close].

7.Click [OK].

The printer properties dialog box closes.

Updating Custom Settings According to the Current Printer Configuration

There are two kinds of custom settings displayed in the printer properties dialog box: those registered automati- cally during installation of the printer driver and custom settings added later by the user. Since these custom set- tings are not deleted automatically, depending on the installed options, some custom settings that cannot be used to print may remain.

To keep only custom settings that can be used with the options installed, follow the procedure below to update custom settings after you install or uninstall options. The following is how each kind of custom settings will be updated:

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Custom settings registered automatically during printer driver installation

Custom settings that can still be used remain registered. Custom settings that cannot be used are deleted. Custom settings registered by user

Custom settings that cannot be used are deleted. Deleted custom settings cannot be recovered.

1.Open the printer properties dialog box.

2.Click .

The [Manage Custom Settings] dialog box appears.

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