HP LaserJet 4v/mv HP LaserJet 4V and 4MV Printer - User’s Guide, C314 - Page 80
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Note Note How I/O Buffering Improves Performance When you send a job to the printer, you can get back to work more quickly after you press Print from a software program because your printer automatically reserves a portion of its memory, an I/O buffer, to hold jobs in progress. In most cases, it is to your advantage to let the printer automatically reserve memory for I/O buffering. See "Memory Configuration Menu" in Chapter 4 for information about changing this setting. For each MByte of memory you add to your printer, 100 KBytes will automatically be reserved to hold print jobs in progress. This feature, called I/O Buffering, and works like a print spooler. The printer's memory holds the job while it prints, freeing up your system so you can get back to work. When you change the IO BUFFER setting, all downloaded resources are deleted, unless they are stored on the optional PostScript Disk Accessory. Choosing Print Resolution You can select 300 or 600 dpi (dots per inch) from the RESOLUTION item in the Job Menu (see Chapter 4). Your printer offers greatly improved print quality at 600 dpi. To take best advantage of 600-dpi printing, use software printer drivers designed for your printer. When you change the RESOLUTION setting, all downloaded resources are deleted, unless they are stored on the optional PostScript Disk Accessory. Special Tasks 5-11