HP 800ps HP Designjet 800ps Printer - User's Guide - Page 162

Front Panel Image Options, Why Use the Front Panel?, Pen Widths and Colors in the Internal Palettes

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Introduction Media & Ink Solutions Front Panel Printer Options Other Index Page Format Setting Page Size in the Front Panel  Image Appearance Print Management Printer Configuration Front Panel Image Options These topics deal with the ways you can control the overall appearance of your prints from the front panel in terms of: • Pen Widths and Colors in the Internal Palettes • Changing the Treatment of Overlapping Lines (Merge) Some front-panel selections affect the next file you send from your computer, not pages already in the printer's queue. If this is the case, it is stated in the relevant topic. Some of the controls are available using the front-panel menus (for example) pen width, pen color, overlapping lines). Print mode options are controlled from the front-panel. Why Use the Front Panel? By default, the printer looks to your software to provide information on all the above attributes. However, your driver or application may not provide these controls or you may want to experiment with various effects, or try a temporary change, without the need to change your images or your driver settings. Some of these settings do not affect the output generated when printing from most of the applications under Windows when using a HP-GL/2 driver.

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Page Format
Setting Page Size in the
Front Panel
Image Appearance
Print Management
Printer Configuration
Media & Ink
Introduction
Front Panel
Other
Printer
Options
Index
Solutions
Front Panel Image Options
These topics deal with the ways you can control the overall appearance of your prints from the
front panel
in
terms of:
Pen Widths and Colors in the Internal Palettes
Changing the Treatment of Overlapping Lines (Merge)
Some front-panel selections affect the next file you send from your computer, not pages already in the printer’s
queue. If this is the case, it is stated in the relevant topic.
Some of the controls are available using the front-panel menus (for example) pen width, pen color, overlapping
lines). Print mode options are controlled from the front-panel.
Why Use the Front Panel?
By default, the printer looks to your software to provide information on all the above attributes. However, your
driver or application may not provide these controls or you may want to experiment with various effects, or try a
temporary change, without the need to change your images or your driver settings.
Some of these settings do not affect the output generated when printing from most of the applications under
Windows when using a HP-GL/2 driver.