Category : Databases and related files
Archive : CDR2.ZIP
Filename : BWPRINT.HLP

Output of file : BWPRINT.HLP contained in archive : CDR2.ZIP

Using the cursor keys, select the item to modify.

[ENTER] To modify.

[F2] To return to the main menu.

[F3] To print the displayed printing specification.

[F4] To blank the screen. (For darkroom work)

[F5] To retrieve a stored print specification from the disk.

[F6] To save the displayed print specification to the disk.

Enter the Negative I.D. in the field provided.

[ENTER] To confirm the entry and return.

[F2] To return without changes.

Enter the Exposure Time in the field provided.

[ENTER] To confirm the entry and return.

[F2] To return without changes.

Using the cursor keys, select the Lens Opening.

[ENTER] To select and return.

Using the cursor keys, select the Printing Paper.

Each screen may contain up to 10 selections.
More selections can be displayed by selecting "MORE SELECTIONS".

By selecting "NO SELECTIONS" the Printing Paper selection will
remain without modification.

[ENTER] To select and continue.

Using the cursor keys, select the Contrast Grade.

Paper Grades or Contrast Filter Numbers are displayed.

[ENTER] To select and return.

Enter the Negative Size in the field provided.

The Negative Size is the measurement in inches of the short side.

If you have entered the Projection Size the Magnification Factor
will be calculated for you.

[ENTER] To confirm the entry and return.

[F2] To return without changes.

Enter the Projection Size in the field provided.

The Projection Size is the measurement in inches of the short side.
Use the projected image not the printing paper size.

If you have entered the Negative Size, the Magnification Factor
will be calculated for you.

[ENTER] To confirm the entry and return.

[F2] To return without changes.

Enter the Magnification Factor in the field provided.

The Magnification Factor is the Projection Size divided
by the Negative Size.

If you have entered a Negative Size and a Projection Size
the Magnification Factor will be calculated for you.

[ENTER] To confirm the entry and return.

[F2] To return without changes.

Enter the file Path in this field.

The Path is the list of subdirectories that the program
can use to find the data file.

EXAMPLE: C:\CDR\BWPRINT\

If nothing is entered in this field, the current subdirectory
will be chosen.

Use the cursor keys to move between fields.

[ENTER] To move to the next field.
Confirm entries and return if in the last field.

[F2] To abort this operation and return.

Enter the file Name in this field. The information for this field
must be completed before the program can continue.

Do not include the Path. A ".BWN" extension will be appended.

Use the cursor keys to move between field.

[ENTER] To move to the next field.
Confirm entries and return if in the last field.

[F2] To abort this operation and return.

Enter the Negative I.D. in this field. The information for this
field must be completed before the program can continue.

The program will use this entey to search the data file.

Use the cursor keys to move between fields.

[ENTER] To move to the next field.
Confirm entries and return if in the last field.

[F2] To abort this operation and return.

3 Responses to “Category : Databases and related files
Archive : CDR2.ZIP
Filename : BWPRINT.HLP
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Daniel says:

January 27, 2013 at 3:59 pm

Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!
Joshie says:

March 18, 2014 at 4:57 pm

This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.
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3 Responses to “Category : Databases and related filesArchive : CDR2.ZIPFilename : BWPRINT.HLP”

3 Responses to “Category : Databases and related files
Archive : CDR2.ZIP
Filename : BWPRINT.HLP
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