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REFERENCE, SPECIFICATIONS, AND ORDERING INFORMATION To enhance the printer's performance: • Increase the amount of RAM in your computer. If you typically work with more than one large application open at a time, more than 4 MB of RAM may be required to ensure satisfactory printer performance. • Limit the number of applications or documents you open at one time. You may receive a message indicating that not enough memory is available to print your document. If this occurs, try the following: • If several applications are open, close some and try printing again. • If you still cannot print, adjust the size of the application memory. See your Macintosh computer documentation for how to adjust application memory size. • If you are trying to print several documents at once, reduce the number of documents and try printing again. When you work on your computer for several hours, opening and closing several applications, your computer's system memory becomes fragmented - broken into small blocks. To understand memory fragmentation, see the appropriate sections of your Macintosh computer documentation. To create an unfragmented block of memory, close all applications you are currently using, restart the computer, then restart the application you want to print from. This gathers fragmented system memory to make one large, contiguous block available for your printer driver. 69

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To enhance the printer’s performance:
•
Increase the amount of RAM in your computer. If you typically
work with more than one large application open at a time, more
than 4 MB of RAM may be required to ensure satisfactory
printer performance.
•
Limit the number of applications or documents you open at one
time.
You may receive a message indicating that not enough memory
is available to print your document. If this occurs, try the
following:
•
If several applications are open, close some and try printing
again.
•
If you still cannot print, adjust the size of the application
memory. See your Macintosh computer documentation for how
to adjust application memory size.
•
If you are trying to print several documents at once, reduce the
number of documents and try printing again.
When you work on your computer for several hours, opening
and closing several applications, your computer’s system
memory becomes fragmented — broken into small blocks. To
understand memory fragmentation, see the appropriate sections
of your Macintosh computer documentation. To create an
unfragmented block of memory, close all applications you are
currently using, restart the computer, then restart the
application you want to print from. This gathers fragmented
system memory to make one large, contiguous block available
for your printer driver.