User manual KONICA MINOLTA IP303URG US

[. . . ] IP-303 Print Controller www. konicabt. com User's Guide © 1999 by Konica Business Technologies, Inc. Acknowledgments All brands and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. PostScript ® A registered trademark of Adobe Systems, Inc. Agfa Intellifont® Scalable Typefaces A registered trademark from Agfa Corporation TrueType TM A trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Centronics ® A registered trademark of Centronics Data Computer Corporation HP ®, PCL ®, HP-GL ® A registered trademark of Hewlett-Packard Company Microsoft ® A registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation Windows TM A trademark of Microsoft Corporation PowerPage ® & Power Smoothing ® A trademark of Pipeline Associates, Inc. [. . . ] Click on Print Density to display the current setting. To change the Print Density setting, click on the desired mode or click on the arrow to view further options. · Toner Saver mode uses 80% of the toner normally used. · Draft mode uses 60% of the toner normally used. Printer Drivers 2-25 Printer Drivers 7065 Printer Driver Screens PostScript Driver for Windows 3. 1 Edge Smoothing Click on Edge Smoothing to display the current setting. · Edge Smoothing Off The default setting is Off. · Edge Smoothing On Edge Smoothing enhances the images of text or objects by filling in the feathered edges with extra toner. 2-26 Printer Drivers Printer Drivers 7065 Printer Driver Screens PostScript Driver for Windows 3. 1 Wait Mode Click on the Wait Mode to display the current setting. · Wait Mode Off The default setting for Wait Mode is Off, which means you will not be prompted to load special paper. If your printer is also set for "fixed-tray/paper configuration, " printing will be performed without any further action required, provided the fixed tray is loaded with the appropriate paper size. · Wait Mode On If you select "Wait" mode On, the system will prompt you to insert the selected paper. Use this setting when your printer is set for "flexible tray/paper configuration" or when you do not know the tray setting. · Wait with Proof You may also select "Wait with Proof" if you want the system to prompt you to print out a proof sheet after you insert paper in the tray. Printer Drivers 2-27 Printer Drivers 7065 Printer Driver Screens PostScript Driver for Windows 3. 1 Special Modes Click on Special Modes to display the current setting in the block below. Click on another desired setting, or click the arrow to view further available options. · Select 2-in-1 mode to scan two pages into memory and copy them both onto one standard size sheet. · Select Booklet mode to scan four pages into memory and copy them all onto one standard size sheet. · Select Sheet Insertion to insert up to 15 blank or copied insert sheets at the page locations you designate by page number. NOTE: Page numbers should reflect the sequential pages of your document. 2-28 Printer Drivers Printer Drivers 7065 Printer Driver Screens PostScript Driver for Windows 3. 1 Special Modes (cont. ) · Select Letterhead The system will look for the tray that was previously programmed for Letterhead. If paper is not installed, you will be prompted to install it. · Select Front & Back Covers (blank or copied) The system will insert these sheets as the first and last pages of your document. · Select Chapterization when using duplex or booklet mode The system will insert blank pages at the end of each chapter, as required, to ensure that each new chapter starts on a right-hand page. A blank sheet will be inserted before each page number you designate (max. NOTE: Page numbers should reflect the sequential pages of your document. Printer Drivers 2-29 Printer Drivers 7065 Printer Driver Screens PostScript Driver for Windows 3. 1 Insert Tray Click on Insert Tray to display the current tray setting. When Manual tray is selected, the system will prompt you to load paper in the manual tray. [. . . ] Typefaces: Times Roman abcdefABCDEF&%!Helvetica abcdefABCDEF 12345&%!Typeface relates to the design of all the characters and symbols that make up a font, e. g. , serif or sans serif design. Point Size: 8 Point abcdefABCDEF12345&%!Point size relates to font height, and is measured in points at 72 points per inch. [. . . ]