HP 9500n HP Color LaserJet 9500n and 9500hdn - Software Technical Reference - Page 257
Changing a printer driver in the printer object, Changing the printer properties, Printer, Settings
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• Letter Bold • Univers Condensed Medium Italic • CG Times • Letter Italic • Wingdings • CG Times Bold • Line Printer • CG Times Bold Italic • Marigold Changing a printer driver in the printer object After both the printer object and the printer driver have been installed, the correct printer driver should be selected in the print object. This might also be necessary if you are using different printer drivers with a single print object. To change to a different printer driver: 1. Right-click the Printer object. 2. Click Settings. 3. Click the Printer Driver tab. 4. Double-click the Titlebar icon. The printer object is now set up to use a different printer driver. To customize the settings for this printer driver, see the "Changing the printer properties" or the "Changing the job properties" sections of this guide. Changing the printer properties Printer properties describe how a particular printer is physically set up. Examples of printer properties include the amount of memory in a printer, printer-defined forms, forms associated with the printer paper trays, and installed printer patterns. To set or change printer properties: 1. Right-click the Printer object. 2. Click Settings. 3. Click the Printer Driver tab. 4. Right-click the correct printer driver. 5. Click Settings. 6. Change the properties to match the printer setup. 7. Double-click the Titlebar icon. The printer object is now set up to print a job. For information about how to print a job, see the OS/2 tutorial or the information folder. Changing the job properties Job properties describe how a particular print job is printed. Examples of job properties include number of copies, print resolution, print quality, and orientation (portrait or landscape). Programs generally have you select a printer object, and let you change the job properties associated with a particular job by selecting setup or options buttons. Under certain conditions, it is appropriate to change job properties outside of a software program, such as when performing drag-and-drop printing. To change the default job properties associated with a printer object outside of a software program: Software Technical Reference ENWW IBM OS/2 Warp 3.0 and later 255