Monochrome is black and white, and Grayscale supports many different shades of gray. 256 Color and 16 Color will produce smaller files, but with less color precision. True Color uses more colors than the human eye can differentiate between (and more than any monitor/printer can display/print), so use it for the highest quality images. To select a different color depth, use the Color Setting menu.įor color images, use True Color, 256 Color or 16 Color. The color depth determines how many colors are used when images are saved. Supported formats include: PostScript, TIFF, Bitmap, JPEG, PNG, PSD, PCL, WMF, EMF, GIF.Ĭolor Setting: Different file formats support different color depths. Save as type: select from ten file types in addition to PDF. The “Save As” or “Configure Job” dialog of the Bluebeam Stapler.įile Name: the name of the file that will be created.
This dialog might also appear as a Save As dialog when running the job if the “Prompt for file name” option has not been disabled in Settings.
You can configure certain aspects of the Stapler job before running it by clicking Configure.
