Copyright: Copyright Micrografx, Inc., 1995


ABC Graphics Suite

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Micrografx Software Licence Agreement (with Network Provisions)

This is a legal agreement between you (an individual or an entity), the end user, and Micrografx, Inc. If you do not agree to the terms of this Agreement, promptly return the disk package and accompanying items (including written materials and binders or other containers) to the place you obtained them for a full refund.

License

1.  Grant of License. This Micrografx Software License Agreement ("License") permits you to use one copy of the Micrografx software product ("Software") on any single computer, provided the Software is in use on only one computer at any time. If you have multiple Licenses for the Software, then at any time you may have as many copies of the Software in use as you have Licenses. The Software is "in use" in a computer when it is loaded into the temporary memory (i.e., RAM) or is installed into the permanent memory (e.g., hard disk, CD-ROM, or other storage device) of that computer. However, a copy installed on a network server for the sole purpose of distribution to other computers is not "in use." If the anticipated number of users of the Software will exceed the number of applicable Licenses, you must have a reasonable mechanism or process in place to assure that the number of persons using the Software concurrently does not exceed the number of Licenses. If the Software is permanently installed on the hard disk or other storage device of a computer (other than a network server), then the person authorized to use such computer also may use the Software on a portable computer, laptop, and home computer. If such person’s authorization to use such computer ceases for any reason (e.g. termination of employment), then such person’s authority to use the software on a portable computer, laptop, and home computer shall cease.

2.  Copyright. The Software is owned by Micrografx or its suppliers and is protected by United States copyright laws and international treaty provisions. Therefore, you must treat the Software like any other copyrighted material (e.g., a book or musical recording), except  that you may either (a) make one copy of the Software solely for backup or archival purposes, or (b) transfer the Software to a single hard disk provided you keep the original solely for backup or archival purposes. You may not copy written materials accompanying the Software.

3.  Other Restrictions. This License is your proof of license to exercise the rights granted herein and must be retained by you. You may not rent or lease the Software, but you may transfer your rights under this License on a permanent basis provided that you transfer this License, the Software and all accompanying written materials, you retain no copies, and the recipient agrees to the terms of this License. You may not decompile, or disassemble the Software. If the Software is an update, any transfer must include the update and all prior versions.

You are permitted to access International CorrectSpell™ spelling correction (“ICS”) from the Software through the Microsoft dynamic link library solely as contained in Microsoft Office (“MS DLL”). You may not enable access to MS DLL except when using the Software and may only use ICS solely as it is provided as a function within Microsoft Office and the language(s) contained therein. You may not download, disassemble, copy or otherwise reproduce ICS or modify or alter in any way the MS DLL or ICS as contained in Microsoft Products.

4.  Multiple Media Software. If the Software package contains both 3.5" and 5.25" disks, or other media, then you may use only the media appropriate for your single designated computer or network server. You may not use the other media on another computer or computer network, or loan, rent, lease, or transfer them to another user except as part of a transfer or other use expressly permitted by this License.

Limited Warranty

5.  Limited Warranty. Micrografx warrants that the Software will perform substantially in accordance with the accompanying written materials and will be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of receipt. Any implied warranties on the Software are limited to ninety (90) days. Some states do not allow limitations on the duration of an implied warranty, so the above limitations may not apply to you. This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have others, which vary from state to state.

6.  Customer Remedies. Micrografx’s entire liability and your exclusive remedy shall be, at Micrografx’s option, either (a) return of the price paid or (b) repair or replacement of the Software that does not meet Micrografx’s Limited Warranty and that is returned to Micrografx with a copy of your receipt. This Limited Warranty is void if failure of the Software has resulted from accident, abuse, or misapplication. Any replacement Software will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or thirty (30) days, whichever is longer. Neither these remedies nor any product support services offered by Micrografx are available for this U.S.A. version product outside the United States of America.

7.  No Other Warranties. Micrografx disclaims all other warranties, either express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to the Software, the accompanying written materials, and any accompanying hardware.

8.  No Liability for Consequential Damages. In no event shall Micrografx or its suppliers be liable for any damages whatsoever (including, without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information, or other pecuniary loss) arising out of the use of or inability to use the Software, even if Micrografx has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Because some states do not allow the exclusion or limitations of conequential or incidental damages, the above limitations may not apply to you.

U.S. Government Restricted Rights

The Software and documentation are provided with Restricted Rights. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph (c) (1) (ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause as DFARS 252.227-7013 or subparagraphs (c) (1), (2) and (3) of the Commercial Computer Software – Restricted Rights at 48 CFR 52.227-19, as applicable, and any amendments thereto. Contractor/manufacturer is Micrografx, Inc., 1303 Arapaho Rd., Richardson, TX 75081.

This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Texas.

For more information about Micrografx’s licensing policies, please write: Micrografx Customer Sales and Service, 1303 Arapaho Rd., Richardson, TX 75081.

Revised 8/95


License Agreement: Frequently asked questions

What is the significance of the Micrografx software license agreement? The license agreement is the document under which Micrografx grants you, the end user, the right to use the software product. In addition to the end user license agreement, your use is governed by the U.S. Copyright Act.

How has Micrografx changed its end user licensing policy? Micrografx has changed its end user license agreement to simplify how its products are licensed for home, portables, and laptop use. Micrografx has always provided concurrent usage to its customers and continues that in this agreement.

What does the license say? The underlying principle of Micrografx’s licensing policy has been and continues to be that each use of a Micrografx product requires a license. Each license grants you the right to use one copy of the software product on your computer. In addition, the license sets out the rules by which you may "concurrently" use the product on a computer network, and grants you the right to make and use a second copy of the product on a home and laptop computer in certain circumstances (described in more detail below).

What is "concurrent use"? Software is "in use" on a computer when it is installed into the permanent memory (typically, a hard disk, but including CD-ROM or other storage device) or loaded into the temporary memory, or "RAM." On a network, a product may be used in either of two ways: (1) by installing the product on the workstation’s hard disk and running the software "locally," or (2) by installing the product off the server. With the second option, the network server loads a copy of the software into the temporary memory, or "RAM," of the workstation, but it is not stored in the workstation’s permanent memory. This distinction is important when we later discuss how to count the number of licenses needed for a computer network. "Concurrent use" occurs when one copy of a software product is accessed from a network server and used by two or more nodes, or "workstations," on that network. For example, a network of ten workstations has five "concurrent users" of a product if, at any one time, a maximum of five workstations have the product loaded into temporary memory, and the remaining workstations do not have the product loaded in either temporary or permanent memory. Note that the identity of the five concurrent users may change over time, but in this example the maximum never exceeds five.

How do I determine how many licenses I need for my company to comply with the Micrografx license agreement? Starting with the principle that you need one license for each use of the product, there are two basic rules that you need to follow in counting the number of "uses" of the product in your company. First, each copy of the product that is installed on a hard disk or other storage device of a computer is a "use" that requires one license. Second, if you plan to use the product on a computer network, and you have fewer licenses than the total number of workstations, then you need to determine the maximum number of concurrent users of the product you will have at any one time. The total number of "uses," arrived at by adding the number of copies that you will have installed on hard disk plus the maximum number of concurrent users on a network, determines the number of licenses you need.

How do I determine the "maximum number of users" on my company’s computer network? To comply with the Micrografx license agreement, you must have adequate controls and mechanisms in place to ensure that you have at least as many licenses as you have uses of the product at any one time. While there is no single method that Micrografx requires or prescribes, you must have electronic or manual controls or procedures to justify your calculation of the number of licenses. For example, there are electronic devices and software programs that limit access to particular products running off a network server that would comply with this requirement (see the next question about "electronic token" technologies). As an example of a manual method of making this calculation, some companies periodically poll their users to determine how many employees never use the product, and then simply purchase licenses for the remaining number of users.

If I load the product on the hard disk of every workstation on the network, can I still count the number of concurrent users so I don’t have to purchase a license for every workstation? Is the answer different if I use the so-called "electronic token" technology to limit the actual number of concurrent users? No. And no. Loading the product onto the hard disk or other storage device of a network workstation is a "use" that requires a license. It makes no difference if you have an "electronic token" system to regulate use. The only way you may have fewer licenses than workstations on a network is when some of the workstations access the product off the network server itself (i.e., the product is not stored on the workstation’s hard disk) and you have determined that less than all of the workstations use the product at any one time. Of course, if you transfer or "download" the product from the server to a workstation’s hard disk—which requires one license—you may later completely delete the product off that hard disk to free up that one license for use elsewhere.

Do I need a separate license for the copy of the product on the server? No. You need not count the server as one "use," provided that the server copy is merely accessed by the workstations connected to it and not used separately.

If I have a Micrografx application loaded into the temporary memory (RAM) of my network, but it is iconized and not actively in use, is a license required? Yes. We consider that you are "using" one of our products whenever it is loaded on your hard disk or in RAM. Thus, a program that is iconized requires a license because it was first loaded into memory, or RAM. Remember, however, that unlike a product stored on a workstation’s hard disk (requiring one license), a product run off the server may be terminated or closed quickly, freeing up that product license for use by another workstation on the network.

Does Micrografx continue to allow end users to make a second copy of its application for home and laptop use? Yes. If you have a Micrografx product loaded on the hard disk or other storage device of your computer, then you may make a second copy for home and laptop use. The principle here is to allow you to use the Micrografx product even when you are away from work, either at home or while traveling. However, this does not apply to products that are loaded on the network server. (Some companies have their own restrictions on home software use, so you may need to check with your systems administrator on this topic.)

Is this Micrografx license a site license? If not, how does it differ? This Micrografx end user license is not a site license because each use requires a separate license. In a "site license," a company is given unlimited rights to internal use of a software product for a flat fee.

For additional copies of this Micrografx Software License Agreement, contact: Micrografx, Inc.,
Attn: Legal Department, 1303 Arapaho Rd., Richardson, Texas 75081.

Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Micrografx, Inc. The software described in this document is furnished under a license agreement. The software may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of the agreement.


Copyright and Trademark Statements

Copyright

Copyright © 1995 by Micrografx, Inc. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form by any means without the permission of Micrografx.

Micrografx, Inc.

1303 Arapaho

Richardson, TX 75081

Sales and Marketing: 214-234-1769

Trademark acknowledgements

Micrografx, the Micrografx logo, Picture Publisher, and ABC FlowCharter are registered trademarks and Micrografx Designer, Designer for OS/2, Draw for OS/2, Charisma, Graphics Works, PhotoMagic, and Micrografx ClipArt are trademarks of Micrografx, Inc.

Other products mentioned are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

Windows Draw® and Windows OrgChart are trademarks of their respective owners.

International CorrectSpellTM English spelling correction system © 1994 by INSO Corporation. All rights reserved. Reproduction or disassembly of embodied algorithms or database prohibited.

ABC Graphics Suite includes ImageStream Graphics Filters. ImageStream Graphics Filters is a registered trademark and ImageStream is a trademark of ImageMark Software labs, Inc.

Ares Software Corporation is the copyright owner of portions of this software. © Ares Software Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

Adobe, Adobe Type Manager, ATM, PostScript, and Adobe Illustrator are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems, Inc.

Microsoft and MS-DOS are registered trademarks and Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Macintosh is a registered trademark and TrueType is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.

WordPerfect and DrawPerfect are registered trademarks of WordPerfect Corporation.

IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.

Kodak and the Photo CD logo are trademarks of Eastman Kodak Company.

Hewlett-Packard is a registered trademark of Hewlett-Packard Company.

GEM and Artline are registered trademarks of Digital Research, Inc.

CompuServe is a registered trademark of CompuServe, Inc.

AutoCAD is a registered trademark of Autodesk, Inc.

Paintbrush is a trademark of ZSoft Corporation.

VisualTools, First Impression and Formula One are trademarks of VisualTools, Inc.

Other products mentioned are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

This commercial computer software and documentation are being provided to the government with RESTRICTED RIGHTS. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph (C)(2) of FAR 52.277-19 or subdivision (c)(I)(ii) of DFAR 52.227-7013.

Bitstream Oz Handicraft, Bremen, Dutch, Mister Earl, Swiss, and Zurich are trademarks of Bitstream Inc. Blippo and Handel Gothic are trademarks of FotoStar International. Futura is a registered trademark and Allegro, Bauer Bodoni, and Lucian are trademarks of Fundicion Tipografica Neufville SA. Aurora and Shadow are trademarks of Johannes Wagner. Lydian is a registered trademark and Ad Lib, American Text, Americana, Balloon, Bank Gothic, Bernhard Fashion, Bernhard Modern, Broadway, Brush Script, Caslon 540, Caslon Bold, Caslon Openface, Century Schoolbook, Cheltenham, Commercial Script, Copperplate Gothic, Della Robbia, Dom, Franklin Gothic, Goudy Old Style, Hobo, Huxley Vertical, Kaufmann, Latin Extra Condensed, Onyx, Parisian, Park Avenue, Stencil, Tango, Thunderbird, and Wedding Text are trademarks of Kingsley-ATF Type Corporation. Playbill is a registered trademark and Windsor is a trademark of Stephenson Blake & Company Ltd. Amazone and Libra are trademarks of Tetterode Nederland (Lettergieterij Amsterdam). Orbit-B is a trademark of Visual Graphics Corporation. Bitstream Oz Handicraft, Bremen, Dutch, Mister Earl, Swiss, and Zurich are trademarks of Bitstream Inc. Blippo and Handel Gothic are trademarks of FotoStar International. Futura is a registered trademark and Allegro, Bauer Bodoni, and Lucian are trademarks of Fundicion Tipografica Neufville SA. Aurora and Shadow are trademarks of Johannes Wagner. Lydian is a registered trademark and Ad Lib, American Text, Americana, Balloon, Bank Gothic, Bernhard Fashion, Bernhard Modern, Broadway, Brush Script, Caslon 540, Caslon Bold, Caslon Openface, Century Schoolbook, Cheltenham, Commercial Script, Copperplate Gothic, Della Robbia, Dom, Franklin Gothic, Goudy Old Style, Hobo, Huxley Vertical, Kaufmann, Latin Extra Condensed, Onyx, Parisian, Park Avenue, Stencil, Tango, Thunderbird, and Wedding Text are trademarks of Kingsley-ATF Type Corporation. Playbill is a registered trademark and Windsor is a trademark of Stephenson Blake & Company Ltd. Amazone and Libra are trademarks of Tetterode Nederland (Lettergieterij Amsterdam). Orbit-B is a trademark of Visual Graphics Corporation.

IEC- and ISO-standard symbols included on the CD-ROM are copyrighted by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), respectively.  Neither IEC nor ISO accept responsibility for the accuracy of their respective symbols reproduced by Micrografx.

The IEC- and ISO-standard symbols included on the CD-ROM have symbol names according the numbers used for the individual symbols in the published IEC or ISO standards. As the symbol names do not included the actual description of the symbols, it would be handy to have the printed standards to work with.

To order the printed standards for the IEC- and ISO-standard symbols included on the CD-ROM, please contact one of the following organizations.

International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)	International organization for Standardization (IS))
3, rue de Varembé	1, rue de Varembé
P.O. Box 131	P.O. Box 56
CH-1211 Geneva 20	CH-1211 Geneva 20
Switzerland	Switzerland
Tel. (+41) (0) 22 734 0150	Tel. (+41) (0) 22 749 0111
Fax (+41) (0) 22 733 3843	Fax (+41) (0) 22 733 3430
For both IEC and ISO symbols in the United States, contact:	For both IEC and ISO symbols in the United Kingdom, contact:
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)	BSI Standards
11 West 42nd Street	Linford Wood
New York, NY 10036	Milton Keynes MK14 6LE
Attn: Customer Services	United Kingdom
Tel. (212) 642-4900	Tel. 0908 221166
Fax (212) 302-1286	Fax 0908 322484
Please note that IEC 617 is similar to IEEE 315, 315A, 91, and 91A.

Please note that IEC 617 corresponds to BS 3939, ISO 3511 corresponds to BS 1646, ISO 4066 corresponds to BS 4466, ISO 4067 (parts 1, 2, and 6) corresponds to BS 1192 (part 3), and ISO 6284 corresponds to BS 1192 (part1).

PANTONE® *  Computer Video simulations used in this product may not match PANTONE-identified solid color standards. Use current PANTONE Color Reference Manuals for accurate color.

*Pantone, Inc.’s check-standard trademark for color.

"PANTONE Color Computer Graphics" © Pantone, Inc. 1986, 1988.

Pantone, Inc. is the copyright owner of PANTONE Color Computer Graphics and Software, which are licensed to Micrografx, Inc., to distribute for use only in combination with ABC Graphics Suite. PANTONE Color Computer Graphics and Software shall not be copied onto another disk or into memory unless as part of the execution of ABC Graphics Suite.

PANTONE®, PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM®, and PANTONE Process Color System® are registered trademarks of Pantone, Inc.


Network Installation of ABC Graphics Suite

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Contacting Technical Support

Micrografx offers a number of technical support services for ABC Graphics Suite. Please call (214) 234-2694 for further information regarding free and fee-based support options, fax support and online services.


Contacting Micrografx through CompuServe

Micrografx maintains a forum on CompuServe for Technical Support inquiries, requests, and new product information and updates. Just type GO MICROGRAFX to access the most helpful Technical Support in the industry. (Not available for the 30-day trial version.)


Resolving Problems with Specific Printers

Problem	Text is placed incorrectly on the HP LaserJet 4 printer in raster mode at 600 dpi.

Solution	Select the Print TrueType as Graphics option in the Options dialog box of the Print Setup dialog box.

Problem	Text shows through opaque objects when printing to the HP LaserJet Series III PCL printer.

Solution	Select the Print TrueType as Graphics option in the Options dialog box of the Print Setup dialog box.

Problem	Objects do not crop, TrueType fonts print with a square opaque white background, or lines show through text when printing to an HP PaintJet printer.

Solution	Update to the latest version of the HP PaintJet driver.

Problem	Bitmaps printed to the HP DeskJet printer repeat the image or are rotated incorrectly.

Solution	Update to the latest version of the HP DeskJet driver.

Problem	Bitmaps printed to the HP 550C printer are extremely dark and oversaturated, or do not print correctly.

Solution	Update to the latest version of the HP 550C driver.

Problem	OLE objects from earlier versions of Micrografx products (Designer 3.1 and earlier, Charisma 2.1 and earlier, Draw 3.0 and earlier) do not print to a PostScript printer.

Solution	Export the object from the earlier version of the Micrografx product, then import it into Designer 6.0.

Problem	Printing a designer drawing to a Level 1 PostScript printer, a piece of one corner of a rectangle is missing.

Solution	This happens when you create an EPS file in Designer and put the EPS image into certain programs. To fix it, in the MGX.INI, turn PSAdapt off. Then set the options of the printer driver to EPS. Print. Print to EPS and use the new file.

Problem	Printing to an AutoGrafix device, there is a white line at the top of the 35 mm slide.

Solution	When printing to 35 mm slides, choose a page size of Use Printable rather than 35mm in the Page Setup dialog box. Also, choose Center on Page in the Print Document dialog box.


AI Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The AI export translator gives you a convenient way to export Adobe Illustrator AI files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options - AI or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want. AI is an Adobe Illustrator drawing.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line cap mode, and background rectangle are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the AI format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Background Rectangle

Selecting this option exports the drawing with a background rectangle. Deselecting it exports the drawing with no background rectangle.

Line Cap Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the AI format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

OK Button

The OK button closes the AI Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the AI Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


BMP Export Configuration Dialog Box

The BMP export translator lets you choose how you want the bitmap stored when it is exported.

Bitmap Storage Options

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

16 Color	Exports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB Color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the BMP Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the BMP Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.

Note

Some options are not available for this format, and you cannot select them. For example, the 32-bit CMYK Color option appears in this dialog box, and is grayed out. Therefore, you cannot choose this option.


CGM Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The CGM export translator gives you a convenient way to export CGM files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options - ANSI or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation and line mode are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the Designer drawing to the nearest available color in the CGM format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Line Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the AI format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

OK Button

The OK button closes the CGM Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the CGM Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


DIB Export Configuration Dialog Box

The DIB export translator lets you choose how you want the bitmap stored when it is exported.

DIB Storage Options

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

16 Color	Exports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB Color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the DIB Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the DIB Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.

Note

Some options are not available for this format, and you cannot select them. For example, the 32-bit CMYK Color option appears in this dialog box, and is grayed out. Therefore, you cannot choose this option.


DRW Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The DRW export translator gives you a convenient way to export Micrografx DRW files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choice for color translation is saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

When you export a DRW file, you can click the Setup button for the DRW export translator to open the DRW Output Filter dialog box.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the DRW format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

OK Button

The OK button closes the DRW Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the DRW Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


DXF Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The DXF export translator allows you a convenient way to export AutoCAD DXF files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose either Standard Options (Text DXF) or Binary DXF from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want. Binary DXF creates a smaller, more compact file.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation and DXF file units are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the DXF format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

DXF File Units

You can choose a standard units setting for the exported file. Choose from inches, feet, yards, miles, millimeters, centimeters, meters, or kilometers.

OK Button

The OK button closes the DXF Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the DXF Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


EMF Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The EMF export translator gives you a convenient way to export Windows Enhanced Metafiles for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose the Standard Options (Placeable Metafile), Standard Metafile, or a profile you have created, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line mode, background rectangle, and fill mode are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the EMF format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Background Rectangle

Selecting this option exports the drawing with a background rectangle. Deselecting it exports the drawing with no background rectangle.

Line Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the EMF format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

Fill Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported fills are mapped and converted to the closest matching fill style in the EMF format. Choosing Stroked exports all fills with an exact simulation of the original fill styles.

OK Button

The OK button closes the EMF Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the EMF Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


EPS Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The EPS export translator allows you a convenient way to export Adobe Illustrator EPS files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options - EPS or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want. EPS is an Encapsulated PostScript file.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line cap mode, background rectangle and so forth are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Defaults Button

Click the Defaults button to return the dialog box to its original settings.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the EPS format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Line Cap Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the EPS format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

Background Rectangle

Selecting this option exports the drawing with a background rectangle. Deselecting it exports the drawing with no background rectangle.

Optimize for Color Printer

Selecting this option makes optimizations that are specific to color printers.

AI Format

Select this option if you want only the AI subset of EPS used.

Include TIFF Preview

Select this option if you want a TIFF preview of the EPS file included in the header.

Format

Bi-Level	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

16 Gray	Changes colors to 16 shades of gray

256 Gray	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

24-bit RGB Color	Imports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

8 Color	Imports the bitmap with 8 colors

16 Color	Imports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Imports the bitmap with 256 colors

Data Compression

You can choose the type of compression mode you want to use for image file size reduction, if any. When you choose None, the file isn’t compressed when exported. Choosing Packbits compresses the file when exported.

Resolution

???

OK Button

The OK button closes the EPS Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the EPS Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


EPS Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The EPS export translator allows you a convenient way to export Adobe Illustrator EPS files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options - EPS or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want. EPS is an Encapsulated PostScript file.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line cap mode, background rectangle, and so forth are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Defaults Button

Click the Defaults button to return the dialog box to its original settings.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the EPS format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Line Cap Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the EPS format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

Background Rectangle

Selecting this option exports the drawing with a background rectangle. Deselecting it exports the drawing with no background rectangle.

Optimize for Color Printer

Selecting this option makes optimizations that are specific to color printers.

AI Format

Select this option if you want only the AI subset of EPS used.

Include TIFF Preview

Select this option if you want a TIFF preview of the EPS file included in the header.

Format

Bi-Level	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

16 Gray	Changes colors to 16 shades of gray

256 Gray	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

24-bit RGB Color	Imports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

8 Color	Imports the bitmap with 8 colors

16 Color	Imports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Imports the bitmap with 256 colors

Data Compression

You can choose the type of compression mode you want to use for image file size reduction, if any. When you choose None, the file isn’t compressed when exported. Choosing Packbits compresses the file when exported.

Resolution

???

OK Button

The OK button closes the EPS Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the EPS Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


GEM Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The GEM export translator gives you a convenient way to export GEM files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose either the Standard Options profile or one you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line mode, background rectangle, and fill mode saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the GEM format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Background Rectangle

Selecting this option exports the drawing with a background rectangle. Deselecting it exports the drawing with no background rectangle.

Line Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the GEM format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

Fill Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported fills are mapped and converted to the closest matching fill style in the GEM format. Choosing Stroked exports all fills with an exact simulation of the original fill styles.

OK Button

The OK button closes the GEM Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the GEM Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


GIF Export Configuration Dialog Box

The GIF export translator gives you a convenient way to export GIF files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

256-bit color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the GIF Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the GIF Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.

Note

Some options are not available for this format, and you cannot select them. For example, the 16 Color option appears in this dialog box, and is grayed out. Therefore, you cannot choose the 16 Color option.


JPG Export Setup Dialog Box

The JPG export translator gives you a convenient way to export JPEG files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

24-bit RGB color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

Compression

The Compression option gives you flexibility to compress your images. The range can be any number from 1 to 100; the higher the number, the greater the compression and the lower the image quality.

Information is lost when you save files in the JPEG format; the more compression you use, the more information that’s lost. The JPEG algorithm tries to throw out information that will not be noticed. The amount of information you lose depends on the image. Some files may not show any deterioration in quality even when you choose the More Compression option. Other files may show an unacceptable amount of deterioration when you use the higher levels of compression.

Subsampling

The Subsampling area lets you choose from three options: Low, Medium, and High Resolution. The higher the resolution, the less the compression and the higher the image quality. The lower the resolution, the greater the compression and the lower the image quality.


PICT Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The PICT export translator gives you a convenient way to export PICT files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line cap mode, and background rectangle are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the PICT format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Background Rectangle

Selecting this option exports the drawing with a background rectangle. Deselecting it exports the drawing with no background rectangle.

Line Cap Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the PICT format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

OK Button

The OK button closes the PICT Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the PICT Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


PCX Export Configuration Dialog Box

The PCX export translator gives you a convenient way to export PCX files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the PCX Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the PCX Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.

Note

Some options are not available for this format, and you cannot select them. For example, the 16 Color option appears in this dialog box, and is grayed out. Therefore, you cannot choose the 16 Color option.


PLT Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The PLT export translator gives you a convenient way to export PLT files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options (HPGL), PCL5 Mode, PCL5 Color Mode or PCL5 Color Direct Mode, or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want. AI is an Adobe Illustrator drawing.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line mode, and fill mode are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the PLT format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Line Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the PLT format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

Fill Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported fills are mapped and converted to the closest matching fill style in the PLT format. Choosing Stroked exports all fills with an exact simulation of the original fill styles.

OK Button

The OK button closes the AI Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the AI Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


PP4 Export Configuration Dialog Box

The PP4 export translator gives you a convenient way to export Micrografx Picture Publisher 4.0 files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

16 Color	Exports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB Color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

32-bit CMYK Color	Exports the bitmap with 4.2 billion colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the PP4 Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the PP4 Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.


PP5 Export Configuration Dialog Box

The PP5 export translator gives you a convenient way to export Micrografx Picture Publisher 5.0 files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

16 Color	Exports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB Color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

32-bit CMYK Color	Exports the bitmap with 4.2 billion colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the PP5 Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the PP5 Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.


PP Export Configuration Dialog Box
PP Compound Export Configuration Dialog Box

The PP export translator gives you a convenient way to export Micrografx Picture Publisher files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

16 Color	Exports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB Color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

32-bit CMYK Color	Exports the bitmap with 4.2 billion colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the PP Compound Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the PP Compound Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.


Sun Raster Export Configuration Dialog Box

The RAS export translator gives you a convenient way to export Sun Raster files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB Color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

32-bit CMYK Color	Exports the bitmap with 4.2 billion colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the Sun Raster Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the Sun Raster Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.

Note

The 16 Color option isn’t available for this format, and you cannot select it.


Scitext Export Configuration Dialog Box

The SCT export translator gives you a convenient way to export Scitext files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

32-bit CMYK Color	Exports the bitmap with 4.2 billion colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the Scitext Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the Scitext Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.

Note

Some options are not available for this format, and you cannot select them. For example, the 16 Color option appears in this dialog box, and is grayed out. Therefore, you cannot choose the 16 Color option.


Targa Export Configuration Dialog Box

The SCT export translator gives you a convenient way to export Scitext files for use with other applications.

Color Mode

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB Color	Exports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the Targa Export Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the Targa Export Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.

Note

Some options are not available for this format, and you cannot select them. For example, the 16 Color option appears in this dialog box, and is grayed out. Therefore, you cannot choose the 16 Color option.


TIF Export Setup Dialog Box
TIFF Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The TIFF export translator gives you a convenient way to export TIFF files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, format, resolution, and so forth are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Format

Bi-Level	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

16 Gray	Changes colors to 16 shades of gray

256 Gray	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

8 Color	Exports the bitmap with 8 colors

16 Color	Exports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Exports the bitmap with 256 colors

Resolution

???

Size

???

Data Compression

You can choose the type of compression mode you want to use for image file size reduction, if any. When you choose None, the file isn’t compressed when exported. Choosing Packbits compresses the file when exported.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the TIFF format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

OK Button

The OK button closes the TIFF Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the TIFF Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


WMF Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The WMF export translator gives you a convenient way to export Windows Metafiles for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose the Standard Options (Placeable Metafile), Standard Metafile, or a profile you have created, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line mode, background rectangle, and fill mode are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the WMF format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Background Rectangle

Selecting this option exports the drawing with a background rectangle. Deselecting it exports the drawing with no background rectangle.

Line Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the WMF format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

Fill Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported fills are mapped and converted to the closest matching fill style in the WMF format. Choosing Stroked exports all fills with an exact simulation of the original fill styles.

OK Button

The OK button closes the WMF Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the WMF Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


WPG Output Filter Setup Dialog Box

The WPG export translator gives you a convenient way to export WPG files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options, Monochrome Printing, or a profile you have created, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line mode, and fill mode are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal exports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the WPG format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Line Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the WPG format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

Fill Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all exported fills are mapped and converted to the closest matching fill style in the WPG format. Choosing Stroked exports all lines with an exact simulation of the original fill styles.

OK Button

The OK button closes the WPG Output Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the WPG Output Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


BMP Import Configuration Dialog Box

The BMP import translator lets you choose how you want the bitmap stored when it is imported.

Bitmap Storage Options

As Stored	Uses the same colors as the original image

Monochrome	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

Grayscale	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

16 Color	Imports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Imports the bitmap with 256 colors

24-bit RGB Color	Imports the bitmap with 16.8 million colors

OK Button

The OK button closes the BMP Import Configuration dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the BMP Import Configuration dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.

Reset Button

The Reset button resets all configuration options to the state they were in at the beginning of the configuration session.

Note

Some options are not available for this format, and you cannot select them. For example, the 32-bit CMYK Color option appears in this dialog box, and is grayed out. Therefore, you cannot choose this option.


DRW Import Filter Setup Dialog Box

The DRW import translator gives you a convenient way to import Micrografx DRW files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choice for color translation is saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

When you import a DRW file, you can click the Setup button for the DRW import translator to open the DRW Import Filter dialog box.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal imports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the DRW format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

OK Button

The OK button closes the DRW Import Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the DRW Import Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


TIF Import Setup Dialog Box
TIFF Import Filter Setup Dialog Box

The TIFF import translator gives you a convenient way to import TIFF files for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose Standard Options or a profile you have created from the Profiles list box, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, format, resolution, and so forth are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Format

Bi-Level	Changes the colors and shades of gray to only black or white

16 Gray	Changes colors to 16 shades of gray

256 Gray	Changes colors to 256 shades of gray

8 Color	Imports the bitmap with 8 colors

16 Color	Imports the bitmap with 16 colors

256 Color	Imports the bitmap with 256 colors

Resolution

???

Size

???

Data Compression

You can choose the type of compression mode you want to use for image file size reduction, if any. When you choose None, the file isn’t compressed when imported. Choosing Packbits compresses the file when imported.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal imports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the TIFF format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

OK Button

The OK button closes the TIFF Import Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the TIFF Import Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.


WMF Import Filter Setup Dialog Box

The WMF import translator gives you a convenient way to import Windows Metafiles for use with other applications.

Profiles

You can choose the Standard Options (Placeable Metafile), Standard Metafile, or a profile you have created, depending on the format you want.

New Button

Click New to create a new profile. The New Profile Menu dialog box opens. Type a name in the Profile Name box, and choose an existing profile on which to base the new profile from the Template Profile list box. Your choices for color translation, line mode, background rectangle, and fill mode are saved to the new profile. Profiles you create are saved with an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the name.

Delete Button

To delete a profile you have created, choose the profile name in the Profiles list box and click the Delete button. You cannot delete the original profiles.

Color Translation

Choosing Normal imports all colors in the drawing to the nearest available color in the WMF format. If you choose Inverse, black is changed to white, red is changed to green, blue is change to yellow, and so on.

Choose Gray Scale to change each color to a corresponding shade of gray. Choose Inverse Grays Only to change only the gray colors to their inverse color (that is, dark gray to light gray, light gray to dark gray). Choose Inverse Gray Scale to change all colors to their inverse shades of gray.

Background Rectangle

Selecting this option imports the drawing with a background rectangle. Deselecting it imports the drawing with no background rectangle.

Line Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all imported lines are mapped and converted to the closest matching line style in the WMF format. Choosing Stroked imports all lines with an exact simulation of the original line styles and caps.

Fill Mode

You can choose either Device or Stroked. When you choose Device, all imported fills are mapped and converted to the closest matching fill style in the WMF format. Choosing Stroked imports all fills with an exact simulation of the original fill styles.

OK Button

The OK button closes the WMF Import Filter Setup dialog box and saves the configuration settings for use with all following translations.

Cancel Button

The Cancel button closes the WMF Import Filter Setup dialog box without saving any changes to the configuration settings.