Roland CAMM-2 PNC-2300 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 203)

MaxMotion for Machines Chapter 15-203

MaxArt:

MaxMotion allows you to create ‘Stationery Files’. These files are

saved in the form of ‘TEMPLATES or *.tpl files. When you open one

of these files, you will see a design on the screen that is stationery.

These designs will not move on the screen while you design the rest of

the job. These designs will show up distinctly in Green color. These

designs will not be sent to the engraving table along with the rest of the

job. It is more of a reference for the user.

You can create your own such stationery templates. Simply, import the

graphic, scale it if necessary, and place it properly. Next, select the part

that you would like to convert to a stationery piece. Pull down the

Graphic menu in the MaxMotion application and select ‘Change View-

Only’. The selected part will turn green to signify that it has become

stationery or reference part of a design. Now, you cannot select, move,

scale, or send it to the engraving table.

If you do want to make it Non-Stationery, scale it and send it to

engrave, simply hold down the Ctrl key while selecting. The blue dots

will show up. Pull down the Graphic menu in the MaxMotion applica-

tion and select ‘Change View-Only’ again. This action will reverse the

process and the graphic will become active part of a design.

Following is the printed output of the stationery designs. You can go to

Solustan’s web site and download this file in order to be able to use it

with MaxMotion Engraving software.

1. Go to www.solustan.com

2. Go to the download section and fill out the short form

3. Click submit

4. Select MaxArt.EXE file (This is a self extracting zip file)

5. Download the file to your hard disk drive

6. Once it is on your hard disk drive, double click on the file.

7. It will self extract to your MaxEng folder and will become part of

your engraving software.

8. You will be able to access all of these *.tpl files as template files.

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