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Printer Status Area, Pause Printer/Resume Printer, Reset Printer, Printer Setup

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General Tab in Windows 3.1x Printer Status Area This area shows the status icon and complete printer status for the default printer. Pause Printer/Resume Printer Click the Pause Printer button to pause your printing. If a job is printing, it will stop after the current page has printed. The printer will not accept any more data when printing has been paused. When you have paused printing, the button will read Resume Printing. Clicking Resume Printing will restart the print job, or will instruct the printer to start accepting data again. Chapter 4: Windows Status Monitor For example, you might pause printing a big job to make sure the right kind of paper is loaded. After confirming the paper is right, you can click Resume Printing to continue the print job. Note: The Pause Printer/Resume Printer buttons are only available for SuperScript 870 printers that are connected directly to your computer. Reset Printer Click this button to reset your printer or clear the current print job. If no job is printing, the printer's memory will be cleared. If a job is printing, it will be cleared, that is, the current page will be printed, and the rest of the job will be cancelled. Reset will also clear any print jobs that are in the printer (but have not begun printing yet). You can use the Reset button to stop a print job that you do not want to print. Note: The Reset Printer button is only available for SuperScript 870 printers that are connected directly to your computer. Printer Setup Clicking this button displays the printer driver setup dialog box for the default Windows printer. See "SuperScript 870 Windows Printer Driver" in Chapter 3 for more information on the driver. 65

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Chapter 4: Windows Status Monitor
General Tab in Windows 3.1x
Printer Status Area
This area shows the status icon and complete
printer status for the default printer.
Pause Printer/Resume Printer
Click the Pause Printer button to pause your
printing. If a job is printing, it will stop after the
current page has printed. The printer will not
accept any more data when printing has been
paused.
When you have paused printing, the button will
read Resume Printing. Clicking Resume Printing
will restart the print job, or will instruct the
printer to start accepting data again.
For example, you might pause printing a big job
to make sure the right kind of paper is loaded.
After confirming the paper is right, you can click
Resume Printing to continue the print job.
Note:
The Pause Printer/Resume Printer
buttons are only available for SuperScript
870 printers that are connected directly to
your computer.
Reset Printer
Click this button to reset your printer or clear the
current print job. If no job is printing, the printer’s
memory will be cleared. If a job is printing, it will
be cleared, that is, the current page will be
printed, and the rest of the job will be cancelled.
Reset will also clear any print jobs that are in the
printer (but have not begun printing yet).
You can use the Reset button to stop a print job
that you do not want to print.
Note:
The Reset Printer button is only
available for SuperScript 870 printers that
are connected directly to your computer.
Printer Setup
Clicking this button displays the printer driver
setup dialog box for the default Windows printer.
See “SuperScript 870 Windows Printer Driver” in
Chapter 3 for more information on the driver.