HP 750c HP DesignJet 755CM Printer User's Guide - C3198-60051 - Page 55

PostScript Applications, Which Interface? - connect to windows 8

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SETUP 1 Setting Up the Printer Extra Tips for UNIX Users Extra Tips for UNIX Users PostScript Applications The Adobe PostScript drivers supplied with this printer are for Macintosh and Microsoft Windows applications only, and not for UNIX applications. Most UNIX applications that output PostScript files include their own embedded PostScript driver. If you have any queries about whether your application supports this printer, or have any output problems that may be linked to a UNIX PostScript driver, first check your software documentation and, if necessary, contact your software vendor for advice. Recommendations Which Interface? You can connect the printer to your workstation in one of two ways: Via the UNIX print-spooling system, using any of the interfaces: network, parallel or serial Directly using the serial interface The print-spooling system is recommended, so that printing takes place in the background while you continue using your application. A network interface is also recommended, as it will give you not only more flexibility in locating the printer, but also the possibility of network integration and centralized printer configurations using BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol) and TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol). If you choose the parallel interface, you may need a parallel-interface card for your workstation. Contact your workstation supplier for details. 1-37

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Extra Tips for UNIX Users
PostScript Applications
The Adobe PostScript drivers supplied with this printer are for Macintosh and
Microsoft Windows applications only, and
not
for UNIX applications.
Most UNIX
applications that output PostScript files include their own embedded PostScript
driver.
If you have any queries about whether your application supports this
printer, or have any output problems that may be linked to a UNIX PostScript
driver, first check your software documentation and, if necessary, contact your
software vendor for advice.
Which Interface?
You can connect the printer to your workstation in one of two ways:
Via the UNIX print-spooling system, using any of the interfaces: network,
parallel or serial
Directly using the serial interface
Recommendations
The
print-spooling system
is recommended, so that printing takes place in the
background while you continue using your application.
A
network interface
is also
recommended, as it will give you not only more flexibility in locating the printer,
but also the possibility of network integration and centralized printer
configurations using BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol) and TFTP (Trivial File Transfer
Protocol).
If you choose the
parallel interface
, you may need a parallel-interface card for
your workstation.
Contact your workstation supplier for details.
Setting Up the Printer
Extra Tips for UNIX Users
SETUP
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