Lexmark Z65n User's Guide (1.06 MB) - Page 4

Printing from paper tray 1, Printing for fun, Troubleshooting checklist, Setup troubleshooting, Index - linux

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Printing from paper tray 1 23 Printing from paper tray 2 25 Printing for fun 27 Printing a digital photo on a photo card (Windows 28 Troubleshooting checklist 31 Setup troubleshooting 33 Index 44 Thank you for buying a Lexmark Z65n printer! • To set up your printer for Windows operating systems, Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2, or Mac OS X version 10.0.3 to 10.1, follow the steps on the setup sheet that came with your printer. • To set up your printer for another operating system such as Linux, refer to the readme file that came with your printer software. • Your printer has a built-in network connection. For help setting up your printer on a network, see "Preparing for network printing" on page 5. iv

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Printing from paper tray 1
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Printing from paper tray 2
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Printing for fun
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Printing a digital photo on a photo card (Windows)
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Troubleshooting checklist
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Setup troubleshooting
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Index
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Thank you for buying a Lexmark Z65n printer!
To set up your printer for Windows operating systems, Mac OS 8.6 to
9.2, or Mac OS X version 10.0.3 to 10.1, follow the steps on the setup
sheet that came with your printer.
To set up your printer for another operating system such as Linux, refer
to the readme file that came with your printer software.
Your printer has a built-in network connection. For help setting up your
printer on a network, see “Preparing for network printing” on page 5.