Lexmark Z52 Color Jetprinter User's Guide for Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 - Page 9

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Steps to basic printing Beyond the basics Maintaining your printer Troubleshooting Appendix Index Steps to basic printing Step Two: Customize the printer driver The software for your printer includes several applications that let you perform printing tasks with superior printing results. One of these applications is the printer driver. If you are using: • Windows NT 4.0, your printer driver is called Document Defaults. • Windows 2000, your printer driver is called Printing Preferences. The printer driver includes three tabs: Page Setup, Color, and Features. Each tab contains settings relating to the operation of your printer and its software. Opening the printer driver from an application When you open the printer driver from your application, you can change printer settings ONLY for the document(s) you are currently creating. 1 Open the application's File menu. 2 Choose Print (or Printer) Setup. 3 In the Printer Setup dialog box, click the Properties, Option, or Setup button (depending on the application). 4 Change settings as needed. 9

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Steps to basic printing
9
Beyond the basics
Maintaining your printer
Troubleshooting
Appendix
Index
Steps to basic printing
Step Two: Customize the printer driver
The software for your printer includes several applications that let
you perform printing tasks with superior printing results. One of
these applications is the printer driver. If you are using:
•
Windows NT 4.0, your printer driver is called Document Defaults.
•
Windows 2000, your printer driver is called Printing Preferences.
The printer driver includes three tabs: Page Setup, Color, and
Features. Each tab contains settings relating to the operation of your
printer and its software.
Opening the printer driver from an application
When you open the printer driver from your application, you can
change printer settings ONLY for the document(s) you are currently
creating.
1
Open the application’s File menu.
2
Choose Print (or Printer) Setup.
3
In the Printer Setup dialog box, click the Properties, Option,
or Setup button (depending on the application).
4
Change settings as needed.