Lists (Monitor)
With
these two popup-menus, you set the font and size for the lists. In
the
popup-menu "Font" all existing fonts from the system are shown. The
font "System" stands thereby for the font of the operating system.
Colored background
lines
If this option is active, each second line in the lists gets a
colored background. You define the color with a click on the colored
box. The color of the box will be used for the background. Depending
upon the operating system, a window opens for the selection of the
color. To save costs, the colored background will not be printed.
Lists (Printer)
With
these two popup-menus, you set the font and size for the printout.
In
the popup-menu "Font" all existing fonts from the system are shown.
Dialogs (Linux)
With the different Linux distributions, the fonts and sizes vary
very much. In addition, there are different GUIs (Gnome, KDE) which
displays the controls (Button, popup-menus...) differently. To give
you the best representation for all distributions and GUIs, the
appearance can be entered here. With the first two popup-menus, you
select the font and size for all texts (except lists). With "Text
field" the height of the input fields is entered. In the same way,
you enter with "Controls" the height of all Buttons and popup-menus.
If you use "xMoVe", this point is not available. |
The settings are taken over after opening a window, only. |
Redirect print output to a PDF file
With activated option, all printouts will be redirected to a
PDF-file. You enter in a special dialog all necessary parameter
(paper size, orientation, font, size...). Because of this, the
output may differ from a direct printout.
Only the fonts from the PDF dialog can be used. If other fonts are used (e.g., notice) an automatic substitution will be done. |
Beside the permanent output into a PDF file, you are able to export most outputs with an export function. |
Direct usage of CUPS for printing (Linux only)
If there are problems while printing under Linux, you can use
this option. The advantage of this option is that no external
application is necessary. With activated option, an image file will
be
written and printed with the help of the command "lpr". Instead of
the
standard printer dialog, an optimized printer dialog will be shown.
In
this, you can enter the paper format and the resolution. The
resulting
values of the border and dimension are shown in the dialog and can
be
changed. In the last two fields, you see the commands to print the
image and remove it after printing. In both commands the value "^1"
stands for the paper format and "^2" for the path of the image.
Maybe
you want to change the command for some special purposes (e.g.
printer). All values are stored, so you don't need to change it the
next time.
If you use "xMoVe", this point is not available. |