User manual EPSON ACULASER MX20DNF

[. . . ] Seiko Epson Corporation and its affiliates shall not be liable against any damages or problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Original Epson Products or Epson Approved Products by Seiko Epson Corporation. NEST Office Kit Copyright © 1996, Novell, Inc. A part of the ICC Profile contained within this product was created by Gretag Macbeth ProfileMaker. Gretag Macbeth is the registered trademark of Gretag Macbeth Holding AG Logo. [. . . ] Click Auto Setup to select the PostScript Printer Description (PPD) file. When a PPD file is selected, the selected printer name will be displayed under the printer icon. If the printer name is incorrect, click Change, then select the correct PPD file. After the USB printer and PPD file have been selected, click Create. A warning message suggesting to save changes to desktop printer appears. The USB printer icon will be displayed on the desktop. Selecting a printer in a network environment If the printer is connected through the Ethernet interface or an optional network card. For Mac OS X users Follow the steps below to select the printer. Note: You cannot use FireWire for printer connection in the PostScript 3 mode. Although EPSON FireWire appears in the interface pop-up list, it cannot be used with the PostScript 3 printer driver. You need to make the settings for your installed options manually when the printer is connected using USB, IP printing, or Rendezvous. When the printer is connected using AppleTalk, the printer software automatically makes the settings. Make sure to specify ASCII as the data format in the application. Click the AdobePS icon and select the network to be used in the AppleTalk Zone box. Your printer appears in the Select a PostScript Printer box. Note: By default, the six-digit MAC address is displayed after the printer name if the printer is connected through an optional network card. Refer to your network card manual for details. 210 Using the PostScript Printer Driver 4. Note: If your computer is connected to more than one AppleTalk zone, click the AppleTalk zone your printer is connected to in the AppleTalk Zones list. Click Create. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Accessing the PostScript printer driver To control your printer and change its settings, use the printer driver. The printer driver allows you to easily make all the print settings, including paper source, paper size, and orientation. For Mac OS X users To access the PostScript printer driver, register your printer in Printer Setup Utility (for Mac OS X 10. 3) or Print Center (for Mac OS X 10. 2), click Print on the file menu of any application, then select your printer. For Mac OS 9 users To access the PostScript printer driver, select Chooser from the Apple menu, then click the AdobePS icon. Select Print on the file menu of any application. Making changes to PostScript printer settings You can change the PostScript printer settings in the PostScript printer driver. Balloon help is available to help you with the printer driver settings. Using the PostScript Printer Driver 211 Using Balloon Help Follow the steps below to use Balloon Help. Click the Help menu, then select Show Balloons. Place your cursor over the item that you need help with. [. . . ] Most font packages include an installer for this purpose. See your computer documentation for instructions on installing fonts. 452 Information about Fonts Selecting Fonts Whenever possible select fonts in your application. See your software documentation for instructions. If you are sending unformatted text to the printer directly from DOS or if you are using a simple software package that does not include font selection, you can select fonts using the printer's control panel menus when in the ESC/P 2, FX, or I239X emulation mode. C C C C C C C C C eo N :h w n oh cit rlf i/ fe tc m p sO a n o u fs Iw s , n y r d te W (l ) y r m i Downloading Fonts Fonts that reside on your computer's hard disk can be downloaded, or transferred, to the printer so they can be printed. [. . . ]