# [Quality] tab [DocuWorks Printer Properties] dialog box

Use this tab to specify items related to image quality for DocuWorks Printer.

### [Output Color]

Select whether to create color DocuWorks documents from color data passed from the application or create monochrome DocuWorks documents by converting the color to grayscale.
The default setting is [Color].
Note
Selecting [Monochrome] does not necessarily make the file size of the created DocuWorks document smaller. Occasionally, the file size may become larger than that when you select [Color].

### [Resolution]

Specify the resolution of the printer driver. Select one of the resolutions appearing in the list box.
The default is 600 dpi.

### [Color image compression]

Select one among [Priority on compression rate], [Normal], [Priority on quality], and [No Loss] as the compression type for color images and grayscale images in documents.
The default is [Normal].

- [Priority on compression rate]
  Image processing which gives priority to small size over high quality
- [Normal]
  Image processing using a standard compression rate. The resulting size is slightly greater than with [Priority on compression rate].
- [Priority on quality]
  Image processing which gives priority to high quality over small size. The resulting size is greater than with standard.
- [No Loss]
  The quality will not be degraded, but the size will be almost larger than that produced by the High Quality method.

### [Text Settings]>[Save all characters as text]

When the [Create Document Compatible with DocuWorks 6.x or Earlier (Ver. 4 Document)] check box on the [Detailed Settings] tab is selected, characters of a DocuWorks document created from an application are saved in the multi-byte code. The created DocuWorks document is Ver.4 document. Characters unique to Unicode are saved as graphical data.
Note
The multi-byte code is a character code of each language such as Shift-JIS in Japanese and GB2312 in Simplified Chinese.
When the [Create Document Compatible with DocuWorks 6.x or Earlier (Ver. 4 Document)] check box on the [Detailed Settings] tab is cleared, characters of a DocuWorks document created from an application are saved in Unicode. The created DocuWorks document is Ver.7 document. When the application outputs the texts to DocuWorks Printer with the form of glyph index (value to refer to the character style), the characters not assigned in Unicode are saved as the graphical data. The fonts that are not permitted to be embedded are not saved as graphical data but wiped out.
Note
When no text is output, the document is created as Ver.4 document.

#### [Text Settings]>[Convert End User Defined Characters into the graphics data]

Converts the external fonts in text as graphical data. However, only the fonts that are allowed to be embedded are effective. Resolution of the graphical data is the one specified in the [Resolution].
By default, this box is selected. When this box is cleared, the external fonts are saved as text.
Note
Converted characters cannot be selected, copied, or searched.

#### [Embed Font in Document]]

Select this check box to embed fonts, that are allowed to be embedded, into documents. Extended characters also become embedded fonts.
By default, this box is cleared.
Note
When you perform the process without selecting the check box, the document may not be displayed correctly in an environment where the fonts used in the converted DocuWorks documents are not installed.

### [Convert all the characters into the graphics data]

Convert all characters as graphical data. However, only the fonts that are allowed to be embedded are effective. Resolution of the graphical data is the one specified in the [Resolution]. Moreover, you cannot convert only a particular font into the graphical data.
Note
When the [Create Document Compatible with DocuWorks 6.x or Earlier (Ver. 4 Document)] check box on the [Detailed Settings] tab is cleared, this option embeds text behind graphics data that was created from the source character string during conversion. The embedded text can be searched for, selected, and copied.
Text information for the user-defined characters are also saved. Therefore, when using the same user-defined characters as those in the environment where the document was created, user-defined characters can also be searched for and copied.
The created DocuWorks document is Ver.7 document.