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Creating User Defined Paper Sizes, Windows 95 or Windows NT

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Custom Printing Note: In Windows 95 and Windows NT, the Paper Width and Paper Height units are in hundredth of an inch (or centimeter) increments. For example, 850 equals 8.50 inches. Creating User Defined Paper Sizes You can create up to 10 custom paper sizes (only one in Windows 3.1) and add them to the Paper Size list using the User Defined option. This is useful if you're printing a custom size document, such as a banner. You can select any width from 3.94 to 9.5 inches, and any height (length) from 3.94 to 44 inches. Follow these steps to create a custom paper size with the User Defined option: 1. Follow the steps on page 3-11 to access the printer software and select the Paper tab. 2. Click the Paper Size list and scroll to the bottom of it using the arrows or scroll bar. 3. Click the User Defined option. You see one of the following dialog boxes: Windows 95/Windows NT Windows 3.1 4. Windows 95 or Windows NT Type a name (up to 24 characters) for your custom paper size in the Paper Size Name field. Then select a Paper Width and Paper Height for the paper. To use centimeters instead of inches, click the 0.01cm option. When you're finished, click Save. The paper size name appears in the Paper Size list in the dialog box. Add more sizes if you want, and click OK when you're done. 3-14

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Custom Printing
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Creating User Defined Paper Sizes
You can create up to 10 custom paper sizes (only one in
Windows 3.1) and add them to the
Paper Size
list using the
User Defined
option. This is useful if you’re printing a custom
size document, such as a banner. You can select any width from
3.94 to 9.5 inches, and any height (length) from 3.94 to
44 inches.
Follow these steps to create a custom paper size with the
User
Defined
option:
1.
Follow the steps on page 3-11 to access the printer software
and select the
Paper
tab.
2.
Click the
Paper Size
list and scroll to the bottom of it
using the arrows or scroll bar.
3.
Click the
User Defined
option. You see one of the
following dialog boxes:
4.
Windows 95 or Windows NT
Type a name (up to 24 characters) for your custom paper
size in the
Paper Size Name
field. Then select a
Paper
Width
and
Paper Height
for the paper. To use centimeters
instead of inches, click the
0.01cm
option. When you’re
finished, click
Save
. The paper size name appears in the
Paper Size
list in the dialog box. Add more sizes if you
want, and click
OK
when you’re done.
Note:
In Windows 95 and
Windows NT, the Paper
Width and Paper Height
units are in hundredth of
an inch (or centimeter)
increments. For example,
850 equals 8.50 inches.
Windows 95/Windows NT
Windows 3.1