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How do I change the graphic language setting? - ps

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How do I adjust my printed images? How do I change the graphic language setting? Unless you are troubleshooting one of the problems mentioned below, you should not need to change the default setting (Automatic), and you are not recommended to do so, because setting a specific graphic language means that you will be able to print only files in that language. To change the graphic language setting, select the icon, then Printing defaults menu > Graphic language, where the following options are available. ● Select Automatic to let the printer determine which type of file it is receiving. This setting works for most software applications. ● Select HP-GL/2 if you are not working with PostScript files, and you have experienced image position problems or timing problems. ● Select PS if you are printing only PostScript files and your PostScript jobs do not start with the standard PostScript header (%!PS) and do not include PJL language switching commands. Alternatively, select PS if you have experienced problems while downloading PostScript fonts. In this case, please reselect Automatic after you have downloaded the fonts. If you are downloading fonts over a USB connection, select the icon, then Printing defaults menu > PS options > Encoding > ASCII. ● Select TIFF, JPEG, PDF, or CALS G4 only if you are sending a file of the appropriate type directly to the printer without going through a printer driver. This is normally done only from the Embedded Web Server, in which case the language setting is done by the Embedded Web Server and you do not have to do it yourself. Note The PS and PDF options are available with PostScript printers only. 75

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How do I change the graphic language setting?
Unless you are troubleshooting one of the problems mentioned below, you should not
need to change the default setting (
Automatic
), and you are not recommended to do
so, because setting a specific graphic language means that you will be able to print
only files in that language.
To change the graphic language setting, select the
icon, then
Printing defaults
menu
>
Graphic language
, where the following options are available.
●
Select
Automatic
to let the printer determine which type of file it is receiving. This
setting works for most software applications.
●
Select
HP-GL/2
if you are not working with PostScript files, and you have
experienced image position problems or timing problems.
●
Select
PS
if you are printing only PostScript files and your PostScript jobs do not
start with the standard PostScript header (%!PS) and do not include PJL
language switching commands.
Alternatively, select
PS
if you have experienced problems while downloading
PostScript fonts. In this case, please reselect
Automatic
after you have
downloaded the fonts.
If you are downloading fonts over a USB connection, select the
icon, then
Printing defaults menu
>
PS options
>
Encoding
>
ASCII
.
●
Select
TIFF
,
JPEG
,
PDF
, or
CALS G4
only if you are sending a file of the
appropriate type directly to the printer without going through a printer driver. This
is normally done only from the Embedded Web Server, in which case the
language setting is done by the Embedded Web Server and you do not have to
do it yourself.
Note
The
PS
and
PDF
options are available with PostScript printers only.
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How do I adjust my printed
images?