NEC 870 User Guide - Page 40

Copies, Resolution, Orientation - printer driver

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Chapter 3: Installing the Software The preview area on the right of the Setup tab shows the appearance of a page with current settings. The summary area, below the preview, reports current settings that affect the appearance of the page and also the paper's destination. You can restore most settings of the SuperScript 870 Windows Printer Driver to their defaults by clicking Restore Defaults. You can see version and copyright information about the SuperScript 870 Windows Printer Driver by clicking About. Each of the settings of the Setup tab is described below. 40 Copies Use the Copies box to set the number of copies you want to print. You can select from 1 to 99 copies. Note: This setting may be overridden by the copies setting in some Windows programs. Resolution Select from the available settings to set the maximum resolution for your print jobs, as measured in dpi (dots per inch). Choose 150 dpi- draft, 300 dpi-faster output, or 600 dpi-best quality output. In some instances higher resolutions may take longer to print than lower resolutions. Some Windows programs may have a resolution setting, but you cannot select a higher resolution than the resolution you have set in the SuperScript 870 Windows Printer Driver. Orientation Choose Portrait or Landscape to select the default orientation of the printed page. Note: This setting may be overridden by the orientation setting in some Windows programs.

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Chapter 3: Installing the Software
The preview area on the right of the Setup tab
shows the appearance of a page with current
settings. The summary area, below the preview,
reports current settings that affect the appearance
of the page and also the paper’s destination.
You can restore most settings of the SuperScript
870 Windows Printer Driver to their defaults by
clicking
Restore Defaults
.
You can see version and copyright information
about the SuperScript 870 Windows Printer
Driver by clicking
About
.
Each of the settings of the Setup tab is described
below.
Copies
Use the Copies box to set the number of copies
you want to print. You can select from 1 to 99
copies.
Note:
This setting may be overridden by
the copies setting in some Windows
programs.
Resolution
Select from the available settings to set the
maximum resolution for your print jobs, as
measured in dpi (dots per inch). Choose 150 dpi—
draft, 300 dpi—faster output, or 600 dpi—best
quality output.
In some instances higher
resolutions may take longer to print than lower
resolutions.
Some Windows programs may have a resolution
setting, but you cannot select a higher resolution
than the resolution you have set in the SuperScript
870 Windows Printer Driver.
Orientation
Choose Portrait or Landscape to select the default
orientation of the printed page.
Note:
This setting may be overridden by
the orientation setting in some Windows
programs.