Common Service Settings
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îš„ Print Fax
Set whether or not to forcibly use the Force Secure Watermark feature when printing a
document received by fax.
îš„ Report
Set whether or not to forcibly use the Force Secure Watermark feature when printing a
report/list.
Secure Watermark Defaults
You can set the default value of the Secure Watermark feature.
îš„ Protection Code
Set whether or not to embed a protection code in a document.
Secure Watermark Effect
Setting the Secure Watermark Effect enables you to embed hidden text in a copied/printed
document. When the document containing the embedded hidden text is copied, the hidden
text appears as white cutout.
îš„ Default Secure Watermark
Specify hidden text for the Secure Watermark feature.
You can select text from [Copy Prohibited], [Copy], [Duplicate], and the strings registered on
Custom Secure Watermark 1 to 3.
îš„ Background Pattern
Set the background pattern of a hidden text to use for the Secure Watermark feature.
You can select from nine patterns: [None], [Wave], [Circle], [Stripe], [Chain], [Beam],
[Rhombic], [Sunflower], and [Fan].
îš„ Font Color
Specify a hidden text color used for the Secure Watermark feature.
You can select from [Black] and [Magenta].
Note • The hidden text color in fax transmission is black, regardless of the font color.
îš„ Secure Watermark/Background Contrast
Set a contrast level for hidden text and background for the Secure Watermark.
You can select a level from 1 to 9. Select a contrast level referring to the printed samples by
selecting [Print this Sample List].
Important •The hidden text/background contrast can be adjusted by changing the hidden text density. The
background density cannot be adjusted.
îš„ Custom Secure Watermark 1 to 3
Register hidden text strings for the Secure Watermark feature. You can enter up to 32 single-
byte characters.
For information about how to enter characters, refer to "Entering Text" (P.36).
îš„ Print this Sample List
Prints hidden text samples of various densities. Select [Watermark/Background Contrast],
referring to the print samples.
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