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For information about the resident fonts available for other emulation modes, see the Technical Information manual. How to Use Your Manuals For instructions on setting up your printer, connecting it to your computer, and installing your printer software, see the Quick Setup card. This User's Guide contains the information you need to use your printer and control it with the Windows printer driver or the printer's control panel. If you'll be using advanced features of your printer or controlling it from DOS or from a remote location on a network, you'll find the additional information you need in the Technical Information manual. Chapter 1, "Paper Handling," tells you how to select the right paper or other media, load it in your printer, and handle special print jobs. Chapter 2, "Printing With the Windows Printer Driver," explains how to access the printer driver and gives guidelines for selecting printer driver settings. Chapter 3, "Using the Control Panel," explains how to use the printer's control panel to manage printer operations. Chapter 4, "Installing Options," tells you about the options available for your printer, such as additional interfaces and paper cassettes, and how to install them. Chapter 5, "Maintenance," gives instructions for replacing the imaging cartridge and for cleaning and transporting the printer. Chapter 6, "Troubleshooting," contains guidelines for solving any print quality or printer operation problems you may have. 4 Introduction

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For information about the resident fonts available for other
emulation modes, see the
Technical Information
manual.
How to Use Your Manuals
For instructions on setting up your printer, connecting it to
your computer, and installing your printer software, see the
Quick Setup
card. This
User’s Guide
contains the information
you need to use your printer and control it with the Windows
printer driver or the printer’s control panel.
If you’ll be using advanced features of your printer or
controlling it from DOS or from a remote location on a
network, you’ll find the additional information you need in the
Technical Information
manual.
Chapter 1
,
“Paper Handling,” tells you how to select the right
paper or other media, load it in your printer, and handle
special print jobs.
Chapter 2
,
“Printing With the Windows Printer Driver,”
explains how to access the printer driver and gives guidelines
for selecting printer driver settings.
Chapter 3,
“Using the Control Panel,” explains how to use the
printer’s control panel to manage printer operations.
Chapter 4
, “Installing Options,” tells you about the options
available for your printer, such as additional interfaces and
paper cassettes, and how to install them.
Chapter 5,
“Maintenance,” gives instructions for replacing the
imaging cartridge and for cleaning and transporting the
printer.
Chapter 6,
“Troubleshooting,” contains guidelines for solving
any print quality or printer operation problems you may have.
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Introduction