Epson C264011 User Manual - Page 147

The image is inverted as if viewed in a mirror, Using, the Spool Manager, Monitor3

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Possible cause Printing is stalled. Solution In Windows, delete the stalled print jobs in Spool Manager; see Using the Spool Manager for instructions. In Windows NT, uninstall the EPSON Printer Port. Click Start, point to Programs, EPSON Printers, and select EPSON Printer Port Uninstall. The interface cable is loose. Your video driver may be conflicting with the EPSON printer driver. On a Macintosh, select the stalled print jobs in Monitor3 (see Using Monitor3) or open the Extensions folder, EPSON folder, and Spool folder, and delete any queued files. Turn off your printer and computer, then connect the cable securely. Make sure the cable meets the printer's specifications, as described in Windows System Requirements and Macintosh System Requirements. Change to a standard VGA driver (see your computer or video card documentation for instructions) and try printing again. If your printout is correct, your video driver is interfering with the printer driver. Contact your computer or video card manufacturer for an updated driver. The image is inverted as if viewed in a mirror Possible cause Solution You used a Flip Horizontal option. Turn off the Flip Horizontal or mirror setting in your application software or the printer software. See Customizing Print Quality and Special Effects for instructions.

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The image is inverted as if viewed in a mirror
Printing is stalled.
In Windows, delete the stalled print jobs in Spool Manager; see
Using
the Spool Manager
for instructions. In Windows NT, uninstall the
EPSON Printer Port. Click
Start
, point to
Programs
,
EPSON Printers
,
and select
EPSON Printer Port Uninstall
.
On a Macintosh, select the stalled print jobs in Monitor3 (see
Using
Monitor3
) or open the Extensions folder, EPSON folder, and Spool
folder, and delete any queued files.
The interface cable is
loose.
Turn off your printer and computer, then connect the cable securely.
Make sure the cable meets the printer’s specifications, as described in
Windows System Requirements
and
Macintosh System Requirements
.
Your video driver may
be conflicting with the
EPSON printer driver.
Change to a standard VGA driver (see your computer or video card
documentation for instructions) and try printing again. If your printout is
correct, your video driver is interfering with the printer driver. Contact
your computer or video card manufacturer for an updated driver.
Possible cause
Solution
You used a Flip
Horizontal option.
Turn off the Flip Horizontal or mirror setting in your application software
or the printer software. See
Customizing Print Quality and Special
Effects
for instructions.
Possible cause
Solution