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Contents and Folder Operations
Contents and Folder Operations
Creating Unit-Specific Files
• Click [Default] to return the settings of the displayed tab to factory default settings.
• The [Apply] button is in the [Brother SV-100B Print settings] dialog opened from the Windows
[Start] Menu.
Advanced Dithering Turns the gradation process ON/OFF.
When a check is placed by this option, this function executes the
gradation conversion process on the contents, especially improving
the quality of the image data.
Smoothing Turns the anti-aliasing process ON/OFF.
When a check is placed in the checkbox, this function displays the
text content in gray tones. When the image quality of a PDF file
(especially when fonts are embedded) is significantly reduced, anti-
aliasing improves the image quality.
Create
enlarged
images
Configures the setting to create the Magnified Image that displays
when on the unit is pressed.
When a check is placed by this option, a magnified image
(1748 x 1200 dots) with an increased resolution of about 145% is
created separately from the normal display image.
Tab Item Contents
• A check is placed in the checkbox by default.
• When a check is placed in the checkbox, this may
increase the print time.
• Reduce the print time by removing the check from
the checkbox to prevent the gradation conversion
process from running and to prevent increasing the
image quality.
• A check is placed in the checkbox by default.
• When the check is placed in the checkbox,
temporary high resolution image data is created,
reducing free memory space. The print time also
increases.
• Reduce the print time by removing the check from
the checkbox to prevent the gradation conversion
process from running and to prevent increasing the
image quality.
• A check is placed in the checkbox by default.
• When the check is removed from the checkbox, data
capacity is reduced as magnified images are not
created. However, when the on the unit is
pressed, the content image quality is reduced as the
normal sized image is magnified.