Canon Cat Reference Manual page 102

The
Machine
Setup screen
of
[SETUP]
allows you
to
force
the transfer
of
[SETUP]
or
personal
spelling
dictionary
information from
the
disk
to the
battery-powered
memory.
UNDO and the SETUP Command
You cannot undo
[SETUP].
You
can,
however,
restore
the
initial setup values (those that were
in your
Cat when
it
came
from
the
factory) by pressing
lusE
FRoNrl-[sHlFr]-[sEruP].
Screens
l
and 6: Document Setup
and
Initial
Document
Setup
Document
Setup is the
first
screen
that appears
when
you
use
[SETUP].
The sixth screen,
Initial Document
Setup,
has
exactly
the same
list of
items,
but
it
applies
to all
documents generally, rather
than
only
those
you highlight'
For example,
if
you
change the
First
page number
that
prints
to 5
in Document Setup, only the documents
that
were highlighted when
you
made the change
will
be af-
fected. However,
if
you
made the same change
on
the
Initial
Document Setup screen,
all
documents
in
the
current text
or
any other
text would have 5
as
their
first
printing
page
number, unless they
were specifically
set
otherwise
with
[SETUP].
The rules
you lay
down on the
Initial
Document Setup
screen
for
document
format
will
be
stored in
the
battery-powered memory,
and
will
stay
in
effect even after
you've
turned the Cat
off
and on.
The meaning
of
each
line
is explained below.
The
right-
hand column shows
initial
values. Initial
value means
values that the
Cat automatically assigns
to the
feature
when the machine is
first tumed
on.
Document Setup Screen
First
page
number
This is
the
number of
the
first
page
in
the document.
It
is
normally
l,
but
if
you
have a large
document that spreads
out over several
disks you might
have reason
to
set
it
higher.
Page
numbers, both
positive
and negative,
are
virtually unlimited.
First
page
number that
prints
This is
the
first
page
number that
will
appear
in
the
printout.
If it
is
"2,"
for
example, then page
I
will
be
unnumbered,
and
page
numbers 2 and
higher
will
be
printed
at the bottom
center
of the page.
If
you want unumbered pages,
set
this
number
higher than the number
of
pages
in your
document.