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Software Tips, Avoiding Smudged s, Printing Landscape s

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If the printing results are not what you expect, see 'Troubleshooting" in Chapter 3, or consult your computer or software manual. Software Tips Avoiding smudged pages When you print full resolution graphics (360 x 360 dpi), the result may have a slightly smudged appearance. If this occurs, choose 360 x 180 resolution using your application software. You can also try adjusting the paper-thickness lever as described on page 2-15. Printing landscape (horizontal) pages Dot matrix printers do not have built-in fonts for printing in landscape. You may use Microsoft Windows or programs such as Allways or Sideways to do this. Keeping page breaks in their proper place There is an area at the top and bottom edges of each sheet that the printer must use to load and feed the paper. You cannot print on these portions of the page. If the margins and page breaks in your document do not take into account these unprintable areas, you may find that the printing position is too low on the page or that part of one page is printed at the top of the next page. Your software may be set to print on continuous paper or to print too many lines on a page. To correct this problem, try the following: Select single sheets or sheet feeder bin 1 in your software. Setting Up the Printer 1-23

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If the printing results are not what you expect, see
‘Troubleshooting” in Chapter 3, or consult your computer or
software manual.
Software Tips
Avoiding smudged pages
When
you print full resolution graphics (360 x 360 dpi), the
result may have a slightly smudged appearance. If this occurs,
choose 360 x 180 resolution using your application software.
You can also try adjusting the paper-thickness lever as
described on page 2-15.
Printing landscape
(horizontal)
pages
Dot matrix printers do not have built-in fonts for printing in
landscape. You may use Microsoft Windows or programs such
as Allways or Sideways to do this.
Keeping page breaks in their proper place
There is an area at the top and bottom edges of each sheet that
the printer must use to load and feed the paper. You cannot
print on these portions of the page.
If the margins and page breaks in your document do not take
into account these unprintable areas, you may find that the
printing position is too low on the page or that part of one page
is printed at the top of the next page. Your software may be set
to print on continuous paper or to print too many lines on a
page. To correct this problem, try the following:
Select single sheets or sheet feeder bin 1 in your software.
Setting Up the Printer
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