Creating a P.I.F. Frame (for P.I.F. Software/Memory Card) / Editing a P.I.F. Frame (Step 3)

# Drawing a Straight Line

> Editing a line

To draw a straight line, follow the steps below. You can use the line for writing some text and so on.

| In the Toolbox window, select the Line button.

| Click to indicate the start point and then drag the cursor to the end point of the line.

| Note:

- The number of items that can be displayed is as follows:
  When the paper setting is vertical, 20 items can be aligned horizontally. When the paper setting is horizontal, 20 items can be aligned vertically.

- When you register a P.I.F. Frame on an EPSON printer that comes with a memory card, you can add up to 4 items on the P.I.F. Frame; if you add more than 4 items, some of the items may not be printed correctly.

- Only horizontal or vertical lines can be drawn.

- To resize the line, place the cursor on the control tag where the mouse pointer changes to , and then change the length of the line.

- To move the line, place the cursor on the line where the mouse pointer changes to , and then drag the line.

## Editing a line

You can change the color or thickness of the line. Follow the steps below.

| For Windows users: Right-click the line.

> For Mac OS X users:
> Click the line while holding down the control key.

| You can change the following settings.

Cut | Cut the line.
Copy | Copy the line.
Delete | Delete the line.
Line width | Select a thickness for the line, or enter a value between 1 and 256 points.
Color | Select a color for the line. The Color dialog box also appears when you double-click the line.
Order | Change the stacking order of the selected line.
Position | Align the line along the vertical or horizontal center.
Rotate | Rotate by 90 degrees. If there is not enough space to rotate, move the line and then rotate it.

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