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COPYRIGHT --------- THE CANONSTUDIO AND THIS MANUAL IS COPYRIGHT 1992-95 BY WOLF FAUST. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS PRODUCT (CANONSTUDIO) IS SUBJECT TO PROPRIETY RIGHTS. YOU MAY NOT USE, COPY, OR TRANSFER THE PRODUCT, OR ANY COPY OR PORTION, WITHOUT PRIOR CONSENT IN WRITING FROM WOLF FAUST. ALL DISTRIBUTION- AND MARKETING RIGHTS TO THE SOFTWARE (DRIVER) ARE VESTED IN WOLF FAUST. The Installer is Copyright 1991-1992 by Commodore-Amiga, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Distributed under license from Commodore. "More" is Copyright 1986-1993 Commodore-Amiga, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reproduced and distributed under license from Commodore. CanonStudio =========== This is the LIMITED VERSION of CanonStudio. You can use it for printing pictures. Though, many functions have been disabled forcing you to register and get the latest full featured version. This program is included as free offer to all Canon users and is not part of the main Canon drivers. Canon is not responsibel for any support, update or warranty regarding CanonStudio. In case you use CanonStudio register the program or this product will most likely not be supported in the future (programs do cost more than time to develop). Also, your shareware fee is my motivation for enhancements. If you like, you may also buy the commercial "Studio" printer software from your Amiga dealer instead of registering CanonStudio. Studio does additionaly offer you a nice printed manual, driver support and drivers for various non-Canon printers. What do you get additionaly with your registered version of CanonStudio not available in the limited version: - The first professional Color Management System (CMS) on the Amiga. This system ensures that the colors printed match the colors on the screen. Unlike similar systems on other computers, all parameters of the CanonStudio Color Management System can be adjusted by the user. There is no need for you to buy expensive printer profiles or phosphor type files. The system can be automatically adjusted to your printer using a scanner calibration tool shiped with the registered version of CanonStudio. - CMS printer profiles for all major Canon printers and paper sorts are included. - Image processing functions to improve output quality: blur, sharpness, mirror, automatic contrast enhancement, and many more. - ARexx support. Application programs can use CanonStudio for printing in 24 bit using ARexx or a special Studio/CanonStudio Server mode. Several applications already support CanonStudio's server mode (XiPaint, PhotoWorX Pro); many more will be released soon (Personal Paint, PageStream V3,...). - Supports the printing of many graphics formats in portrait or landscape mode without the need for much memory. Formats like JPEG, IFF ILBM, IFF DEEP, GIF, Targa, OS 3.0 Datatypes, and many more are supported. - The CanonStudio picture printing program now offers output modules. Output modules give you direct control over CanonStudio's output device. This can be either the Workbench printer device (as in this limited version), an IFF graphic file, or a BJC printer. Each module has its own settings and preferences, making switching between modules dead easy. The registered version of CanonStudio ships with various BJC and BJ Extended Emulation modules and an IFF ILBM output module. Note: Output modules can improve output speed dramaticly. - The poster printing function is also available in the registered version. - A printed manual. Don't expect a real printed manual. This manual was printed using a normal 600dpi laser printer (on DIN A4 paper - no binding done). But it's FAR better than what you get as readme file here and it's cheap. - Registered users get an update service. You'll get an upgrade notice if major changes have been made to CanonStudio. Please note the features listed above are subject to change without notice. You can register CanonStudio from: Wolf Faust Am Dorfgarten 10 60435 Frankfurt Germany Internet: 100116.1070@compuserve.com CompuServe: 100116,1070 Shipping inside German: DM 40 Shipping inside Europe: DM 45 Shipping worldwide: DM 50 or US$35 (see below!) Cash or Eurocheques in german marks drawn on a german bank(!) accepted. For international cheques add US$15 bank charges to the amount above. No credit cards accepted. Because of other work/vacation: Please register from JAM during March-June 1995. Or in England you may register and get updates at/from: JAM 75 Greatfields Drive Uxbridge, UB8 3QN Shipping inside England: UK£20 Shipping inside Europe: UK£21 Shipping worldwide: UK£24 Only cash or checks in UK£ drawn on a british bank accepted. Please add UK£5/DM 15 if you want the latest CanonDisk included with your CanonStudio. CanonStudio does not include any Canon Workbench drivers. PLEASE, DO MAKE SURE THE AMOUNT IS RIGHT. In the past there were a huge amount of users not paying the proper amount when sending checks. Please note CanonStudio is non-profit and as I'm planning to ship printed CanonStudio manuals for registered users, there is no room left for cuts after paying the high german bank/postage/tax charges. Starting the CanonStudio program -------------------------------- CanonStudio may be run from either the Workbench or a Shell. When CanonStudio starts it looks for a file in the CanonStudio_Prefs directory called CanonStudio.prefs which contains your most recently saved settings for printing. If the settings file cannot be found, CanonStudio uses its default internal settings. You can override the internal default settings by saving the settings in a file named DefaultSettings. The CanonStudio installation process will actually save a DefaultSettings file if available for your printer. CanonStudio can be launched from the Workbench by double clicking on its icon, or it can be run from a Shell. CanonStudio can be started with various Tool Types or Shell arguments: SETTINGS=File File is the name of a settings file for CanonStudio preferences. The default settings file is CanonStudio.prefs in the CanonStudio_Prefs directory. The CanonStudio settings are saved in the specified file every time you click on the Save Settings gadget in CanonStudio. Please note that CanonStudio also stores its server, default and output module preferences files in the CanonStudio_Prefs drawer. If you specify a different preferences file than CanonStudio.prefs in the CanonStudio_Prefs drawer, CanonStudio will still use the other preferences files saved in that drawer. If you specify a prefernces file in a different drawer, CanonStudio tries to locate the other preferences file in that drawer also. This way you can choose between different CanonStudio preferences with the same output module configuration, or not. PUBSCREEN CanonStudio opens a window on the default public screen. You may specify a special public screen by setting the Tool Type PUBSCREENscreen name The screen name is case sensitive. and the CanonStudio program will open its windows on your application's screen. TOPAZ CanonStudio is font independent. All text is displayed using the system font. If TOPAZ is specified, only the topaz 8 font is used. REXX CanonStudio will open an ARexx port after all the files specified during the startup procedure have been processed. NOFILEREQ If files are specified during startup, these will be processed and a filerequester will appear asking for further files to print. The filerequester will not appear until all the files specified during the startup procedure have been processed. If REXX has not been specified, CanonStudio is then terminated. SCALE | NOSCALE If SCALE (default) is used, a check is made as to whether the IFF ILBM CMAP (colormap) chunk of a file is shifted or scaled. Some applications (DeluxePaint 4.1, for example) write their color values shifted (0xF0) instead of scaled (0xFF), causing colors to be printed too dark. By default you should start CanonStudio with the SCALE option. Newer programs write their color values scaled (Art Department Professional, for example). In general, don't worry about this setting unless you get light greys printed in areas that should be white. You can disable the check by specifying NOSCALE. SERVER=Servername This keyword is used by applications that are able to use CanonStudio's or Studio's server link. This feature is only available in the registered version of CanonStudio. CanonStudio for beginners ------------------------- After starting CanonStudio a file requester opens asking you to select IFF files for printing. You can avoid the file requester by specifying files as arguments on Shell startup, and/or by using the NOFILEREQ option described above. If you start CanonStudio from Workbench the file requester can be avoided by multi-selecting the picture icons. See your Amiga system manual for more information about multi-selection. In either case, Shell or Workbench, a file requester does not appear if you have already specified a picture file upon startup. If no file is given, the file requester opens and you can multiselect files for printing. Again, see your system manual for multiselection. If you are not sure about whether you want to print a particular file, don't worry, unless you have specified the NOFILEREQ option, on startup the file requester will appear again after processing the selected files. The Main CanonStudio Windows ---------------------------- After successfully selecting the file(s), the two main process windows open. One window is sized as large as your monitor allows. This window gives you an overview of the size of the printing page, the picture size, and the position for printing. You can use the mouse to position and size the picture on the page. The smaller window contains all the tools you need to control colour, dithering method, etc. While dragging the picture in the large main window by mouse, the values shown in the tools are updated accordingly. Most of the tools don't need a great deal of explanation. (But let's do it anyway.) Paper Dimension: ---------------- These are two gadgets. One is showing you the width of the maximum printable area of your printer, as specified by the printer driver Canon drivers allow you to specify this width as Custom ResX. This gadget is read-only. The other gadget defines the height of the maximum printable area of your printer. This setting is defined as the physical area of the page that can be printed on. For instance, if you have DIN A4 paper with a size of 21.0cm * 29.7cm and your printer always leaves a top and bottom border of 1cm, you should enter 27.7cm here. Ruler Dimension: ---------------- Ruler Dimension defines the area shown in the large main window. The number of pages shown in the window depends on the Ruler Dimension setting. You should try to adjust the aspect of the Ruler Dimension to your screen mode and aspect of the paper being used. This avoids possible mistakes when choosing a Print Dimension. The height of the ruler cannot be altered if you enable KEEP ASPECT in the WINDOW ASPECT menu item. CanonStudio makes sure the print page shown in the larger window always has the correct aspect by altering the ruler height depending on the window width. CanonStudio uses the operation system for finding out the screen aspect required for this calculation. If you use a graphics board with a Workbench emulation, this calculation may fail if the Workbench emulation is not set-up correctly. Choose a Workbench screen mode with an aspect ratio that matches the real screen size being emulated. Page Dimension: --------------- Now that you have defined the maximum print area of your printer for a given paper size, you may define the required subpage size. For example, you may want to decrease the printable size if you have a DIN A4 sized paper with logo at the top which should never be overprinted. Let's say the logo is at the top border position and is 2cm in height. Now you should reduce the print height from Paper Dimension by 2 (that is, to 25.7cm) and define a border of 2cm at the top ( Page Dimension Y = 2cm). Print Dimension: ---------------- Lastly we have the actual print size of the picture. There is almost no limit to the size that can be specified here. Just be sure the upper left-hand corner of the picture will be printed on the first page (If not, you'll get an error requester anyway.). The Print Dimensions X will be applied to all of the left-most pages in a poster print. All of the top-most pages of a poster print will be affected by the Print Dimensions Y setting. Density: -------- This gadget in the upper right of the window shows you the densities supported by the printer driver. Select the required density by clicking with the mouse on the gadget. If you are using the Canon printer drivers, try using Density 1 and/or 2 instead of 6 and/or 7. This ensures that the colour adjustments and dither routines of the driver are not used. Col: B/W: ---- Below the Density gadget you'll find the Color and B/W gadget. This allows you to select the output of a colour picture as greyscale or colour. If you select colour and your printer driver does not support colour, greyscale is used automatically. CanonStudio automatically forces you to use b/w in this case. Color: ------ A window will open when you click on this gadget. This window (see figure colset ) contains many sliders that enable you to control the colour, brightness, and more, of your picture. While most functions are simple to use, some notes should be made: The Gamma slider allows you to brighten a picture without losing too much detail. Owners of printers with dot gain problems (most "cheap" printers USD <3000 have dot gain problems!) should use this slider to increase the brightness of the output. Generally you should select a value in the range 20 to 30 to increase the brightness. The Weighs sliders are important for printing colour pictures on monochrome printers. The colour components of the colour picture are weighted according to the slider settings. What are weights good for? Well, a red and green pixel, both with the same colour value of 50, do not have the same luminance when they are displayed on a colour monitor. Most likely the green will appear brighter, due to the way monitor tubes are built. Because of this, when converting a colour picture displayed on a monitor to a greyscale picture for printing, you have to consider the different weights (luminances) of the tube colours. By default CanonStudio uses the weights as defined by the NTSC and PAL standards. If you have scanned a picture with an RGB scanner, the colours are not weighted to these standards and are most likely weighted equally. In this case all sliders should be set to 3333 (that is, 33.33%) resulting in a total weight of 100%. The total weighting may exceed 100 percent. Dit.: ----- You can use the Dit. gadget to open the dither window. The dither window contains all the gadgets required for selecting or defining the desired dither method for printing. CanonStudio includes more than 50 of the latest dither methods, covered later in a separate chapter. Note that you can select different dither methods for color and greyscale output in the dither window. The current dither method is shown on the right-hand side of the Dit. gadget and is automatically updated if you change the shading of the output. Set Aspect: ----------- When you click on this gadget CanonStudio automatically sets the print height of your picture to a value so that your printed picture has the correct aspect ratio. This requires a correct aspect ratio or DPI chunk saved in your picture. After setting the correct aspect ratio, a circle would be printed as circle and a square would be printed as square, no matter what the physical aspect of the printer's dots are. See error chapter for possible problems caused by pictures saved with Art Department Professional. Starting Page: -------------- If you are printing a poster you may define the page to start printing with. This is especially useful if you had some trouble with the printer in the middle of the print job (out of paper?), and you wish to restart the printing with the page that aborted. Copies: ------- Enables you to define the number of copies of the picture you wish to print. Canon LBP users should note that the Copies value set in CanonPref is faster, but the pages are printed in a different sequence. Port: Land: ----- Use the Port or Land cycle gadget to select the output format Portrait or Landscape. Please note that it is a major feature of the registered CanonStudio that it is able to print in landscape mode without requiring much memory. Effect: ------- The effect window is only usable in the registered version of CanonStudio and allows you to control the image enhancement functions of CanonStudio. Match: Monitor: -------- The Match and Monitor windows are for controlling the Color Management System of the registered version of CanonStudio. Print: ------ After all settings have been made in the main process window, you can click on the Print button. A small status window will appear, telling you the number of pages, copies and (after some seconds) the estimated printing time. The estimated printing time is not very precise at the beginning of a print. It may require a little while before the remaining time shown is more accurate. CanonStudio includes a printer spooler of its own. Because of this you can keep selecting pictures for printing while the printer is still actually printing. If you selected multiple pictures on startup, the main window will appear with the next picture file. After defining the print size of all previously specified pictures, the file requester appears again. Save Settings: -------------- There is almost no limit to how many print jobs can be defined! You can define the priority of the printing process on startup of CanonStudio and save all setting by clicking on the Save Setting gadget. If you set this priority to less than zero (the default is -1), printing is done in the background there by enabling you to use your Amiga as desired for other tasks. (Except powering off, of course.) Quit: ----- You can terminate CanonStudio by clicking on the file requester's close gadget or the Quit gadget. The Studio Menu The CanonStudio Menu -------------------- The smaller main window of CanonStudi offers a menu with additional functions. Hint: If you have activated the larger (picture positioning) window of CanonStudio, press any character key and the smaller window will become active again. After this you can use keyboard short-cuts or the mouse for accessing the menu. The PROJECT menu allows you to start or cancel printing of the current image. In both cases, the two CanonStudio windows will be closed and the filerequester will pop up again for further file selections, unless you specified NOFILEREQ while starting CanonStudio. The SETTINGS menu is very similar to the Workbench preferences programs. You can load or save any CanonStudio settings. Reset to Default activates the settings defined by the ``DefaultSettings'' file saved in the CanonStudio_Prefs drawer. This file is usually installed by the CanonStudio installation process in order to set-up CanonStudio for your printer. You can alter the default setting any time by using the Save As menu item. CanonStudio will use internal default settings if no ``DefaultSettings'' file is available. CanonStudio saves its user settings in a file named CanonStudio.prefs unless a different setting file has been specified during startup. This file is saved every time you use the Save menu item or click on the Save Settings gadget. Last Saved causes CanonStudio to re-read and enable the settings saved in the file. Please note that CanonStudio uses a different setting file if it has been started from another application as a server. You can use the Open menu item to load your usual settings saved in CanonStudio.prefs or any other previously saved setting file. You can use the OUTPUT menu for selecting and controlling the output module. Each output module has its own configuration window, described by the manual of the registered CanonStudio. This PAPER TYPE menu item does the same as the Workbench Printer preferences Paper Type gadget. If SINGLE is selected, a formfeed is sent after each page. FANFOLD should be used for endless (rolled, fanfold, continuous...) paper. MANUAL REQUEST is similar to Single except that the program will ask you to insert a page each time before printing is started. This is useful if you use special paper with your printer which has to be fed in manually. If you have a single-sheet printer (like a laser printer) you can use Fanfold to print multiple pictures on to one page. However this does not necessarily work with all CanonStudio output modules or Workbench drivers. In the case of the Workbench module it is often very important that the Workbench driver is not cleared from memory between the two dumps. When memory is low, or if driver setting have been changed, the driver is usually automatically cleared from memory by the system. To find out if this ``overlay'' feature works for you, simply try it. Just be sure to set the Page and Paper Dimension correctly. The PRINT PRIORITY menu item controls the priority of the CanonStudio print process. Most Amiga applications use a priority of zero. A program with a higher priority usually gets all the computing time available; if any computing time is left it is used by the programs with a lower priority. CanonStudio uses a default priority of -1 (minus one). This means you can use your applications without any major speed losses, while CanonStudio takes advantage of all the unused computing time for printing in background. If you a priority of 0 (zero) for CanonStudio, it will share equally the computing time with all your multitasked applications. If a priority of 1 (one) is used, CanonStudio will get all the computing time for printing, and only the computing time left over is used by other applications (thus drastically slowing them down when in use). If you have several applications running and CanonStudio is printing with a low priority, it is very likely that printing will get suddenly and dramatically slower if you actually work with your applications. CanonStudio may even stop printing for several minutes. If you want your printouts fast and don't mind using your multitasked application slowly, use a priority of zero or one for CanonStudio. The CONFIG menu provides settings that control the user interface and CanonStudio's internal print process. MEASUREMENT allows you to select the measurement system used in all CanonStudio windows and output modules. Note: 72.27 points are equal to an inch but most software (like DTP programs) assume exactly 72 points for an inch so to avoid possible rounding errors and improve calculation speed. CanonStudio offers both measurement systems. 72 DTPPoints are equal to one inch. One pica is equal to 12 points. Some image formats (IFF ILBM, JPEG) allow within the file the storage of information about the size of the image. You can use the ORIGINAL IMAGE SIZE menu item to automatically set the printing size of CanonStudio to the original image size. For instance, scan a 2in by 2in sized image with ADPro and a flatbed scanner. Save it as an IFF ILBM picture, load it into CanonStudio and select Original Image Size. This will set the print size to 2in by 2in in CanonStudio. The ORIGINAL IMAGE SIZE menu item is only available if the image file contains the required information, otherwise the menu item will be ghosted. Please note that some applications may save faulty size information based on bad assumptions about the image size and aspect. MAX PAGE PRINT SIZE is a very useful menu item. Use it for automatically setting paper, page and print dimensions to their maximum allowed values. The maximum size depends on the settings in the output module. So if the paper size doesn't work on your printer, check the paper size in the output module. It's a good habit to select Max Page Print Size and afterwards Set Aspect before printing. This will print the image with the maximum possible size and a correct aspect. CanonStudio will automatically call SET ASPECT every time you select a picture if ADJUST ON STARTUP is enabled (with a checkmark next to it). If you don't want CanonStudio to change the height of the printed image every time you select an image, disable Adjust on Startup. The height of the ruler dimension cannot be altered if you enable KEEP ASPECT in the WINDOW ASPECT menu item. CanonStudio makes sure the print page shown in the larger window always has the correct aspect by altering the ruler height depending on the window width. CanonStudio uses the operation system for finding out the screen aspect required for this calculation. If you use a graphics board with a Workbench emulation, the calculation may fail if the Workbench emulation is not set-up correctly. Choose a Workbench screen mode with an aspect that matches the real screen size being emulated. It is very likely that one of the two main CanonStudio windows will be covered by other windows while you work with CanonStudio. Use the menu item WINDOW TO FRONT or Amiga-f to bring the CanonStudio windows back in front. The MEMORY USAGE menu item has a major influence on the memory requirement and printing speed of CanonStudio. Using the default Normal setting, CanonStudio tries to avoid using memory whenever possible without losing too much (or any) print speed. If your Amiga doesn't have much memory available you might have to set the menu item to Low in order to prevent low memory error messages during print time. CanonStudio should run perfectly well with 1 MBytes of free memory. However, you can trade memory for print speed. Certain functions run much faster if your Amiga has several megabytes of free memory and Memory Usage has been set to High. In any case, CanonStudio always tries to leave some memory unused so that you can multitask other applications while printing in the background. The COLOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEM menu allows you to open the two main windows for setting up the color management system. The Printer Profile gadget opens the same window as the Match gadget of the smaller main window -- the Match window. The Monitor gadget in the Match window opens the same window as the Source/Monitor menu item. Both windows are described in the registered CanonStudio manual. The Status Window ----------------- The status window appears on startup of CanonStudio and remains open until you quit CanonStudio. While printing, the window is sized to its maximum size, and shrunk to a small bar when not printing. The status window displays the current print job in progress and estimated printing time. Two gadgets exist in this window and both are active if a picture is being printed: "Abort" the printing of all pictures. "Skip" skips the current picture, and printing will start with the next picture. A requester appears to make sure your printer is ready for the next picture in case there was a problem printing the previous picture. CanonStudio And Printer Drivers ------------------------------- CanonStudio was designed to work with all proper written Amiga printer drivers, though, CanonStudio is limited to Workbench Canon drivers only. If you want a version that works with every driver, get the commercial Studio Printer Software from your dealer. If the printer driver supports its own kind of colour adjustment or dither routines, turn them off! If you are using one of the CanonStudio drivers this can be easily done by printing using density 1 or 2. Errors and Fixes ================ If you can't solve a problem with the software, a "Report" program can be found on the CanonDisk. Report prints all driver and CanonStudio settings to a specified disk. Simply return that disk and any further details or samples to the author. Very often in the past users didn't supply enough information to help us find the cause of the problem. Please, use Report and give us any detail or file you have involved in your problem. Report also performs some further system checks. A requester will appear if there is something wrong with your system. Here is a list of things you should supply when asking for help: - A disk holding the Report output files. - Which application program version do you use. - Which Workbench revision you are using. - Include a faulty dump of the program, as a file (use the CMD program from the Workbench disk for this) and in printed form. - Include the image you try to print from CanonStudio. Note: any report disks or samples are not returned unless requested. Too often, returning a disk would cost more postage in Germany than buying a new disk. Also note: include postage if you want an answer. Stupid questions well covered by this or the system manual are not answered. Set Aspect doesn't work? This problem will most likely happen to CanonStudio users with pictures saved by Art Department Professional. Clicking on Set Aspect does not set the correct aspect ratio of the image for printing. Usually the width of the image is too small, or the picture is too tall to put it another way. Make sure Art Department Professional saves the correct aspect ratio by using its Set Pixel Aspect operator. The dpi values saved by Art Department Professional are importend for the Set Aspect function.. To dark pictures? If your graphic dumps are too dark or wrongly colored, it may be because you are using a bad papre with the wrong kind of dither method. Try increasing the gamma slider in the color window. However, the only real cure to this problem is done by the Color Managament System available in the registered version of CanonStudio. Altered print height? In case the print height is altered everytime you select a picture in CanonStudio, check your ADJUST ON STARTUP setting in the menu of the smaller main window. DISCLAIMER ---------- WOLF FAUST AND CANON MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE PROGRAM DESCRIBED HEREIN, ITS QUALITY, PERFORMANCE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THIS PROGRAM IS DISTRIBUTED ``AS IS''. 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