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Windows BLL Generator Features

Windows BLL Generator adds a new dimension to all of your visual communications by letting you produce professional-quality presentation graphics—right at your desk.

Various Output Types

Windows BLL Generator takes images produced by any Windows application and prints the images on a Lasergraphics LFR series film recorder to make 35mm slides, 35mm prints (negatives), Polaroid prints, 6x7 cm or 4x5 film transparencies or prints (negatives).

Slides Transparencies

High-Resolution

With the Lasergraphics Film Recorder (LFR™), Windows BLL Generator in combination with WinRascol or MacRascol produces brilliant color images on film. The LFR Mark VI has a maximum resolution of 16384 lines which produces sharp images with over 700 times the image resolution (total number of dots in an image) of a VGA screen.

Name	Short	35mm resolution	120/220/4x5 resolution	Available on

Fast	2k	2048x1365	2048x1680	All

Fine	4k	4096x2731	4096x3360	All

Extra	8k	8192x5461	8192x6719	Mark III and above

Ultra	16k	16384x10923	16384x13438	Mark VI

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Contents

Windows BLL Generator Technical Support Department +1-949-753-8292 Lasergraphics BBS 949 Acknowledgements Contents Printing your first image Principle of OperationReference Uninstalling Tips and Tricks Appendix a Specifications Glossary Index71 Introduction What You Need Required HardwareRequired Software About this Guide What’s new Windows BLL Generator Features High-ResolutionVarious Output Types Slides Transparencies True Color Easy to Use and Highly Compatible Express Setup Installing Windows BLL Generator Installing BLL Generator from the Web Site Software Installation Running setup Adding a BLL-Generator ∙ Select Add generator Software Installation Printing your first image Start-Programs-Accessories-Wordpad Printing from an Application Printing your first Image Printing your first Image Printing your first Image Viewing a BLL Principle of Operation Introduction Principle of Operation Printing from Windows on a PC without Film Recorder Here is a diagram showing how thisworks Resolution Device Dots Image Resolution Approx. DPIImportant Concepts Color Fidelity Bitmaps and Objects GraphicsText Which Applications Create Bitmaps or Objects BitmapsObjects Both Printer Settings Reference Orientation and Paper Size Film Type Non-LFC based Film Types LFC-based Film Types Use Kodacolor 100 withUse Ektachrome 100 4x5 with Use Ektachrome 100 120/220 with Background Color ScalingMinimum Exposure Time Color Balance Contrast Gamma Using the Windows 95/98 driver Printer settings in Windows 95/98 Reference Using the Windows 95/98 Driver Color balance and gamma correction Miscellaneous options Reference Changing the Default Printer Settings in Windows 95/98 Using the Windows NT driver Printer settings in Windows NT Using the Windows NT Driver Reference Storing Changed Settings Changing the Default Printer Settings in Windows NT Managing BLL-Generators Adding a BLL-Generator Changing Destination Path Deleting a BLL-Generator Modifying Driver Options Uninstalling When to use the Uninstaller How to use the Uninstaller Tips and Tricks Open Start-Settings-Printers Specific ApplicationsAdobe Type Manager ATM Arts & Letters CorelDRAW Freelance Graphics for Windows VerFreelance Graphics Persuasion PhotoStyler Word, Write Appendix a Specifications ∙ LFR-X Resolution Film Recorder Supported OperatingEnvironment Image Enhancements Fonts Output Problems Glossary Glossary Glossary Glossary Index Index Index