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driver. See printer software. duplex. A printer software option that lets you print on both sides of a sheet of paper. glossy paper. Paper with one glossy side designed for photographs. handout. Multiple-page document printed on a single sheet of paper. See N-up. hub. A device used to connect several computers or peripheral devices. IP (Internet Protocol) address. A 32-bit binary number that identifies the location of a specific computer on the Internet. Any computer directly connected to the Internet must have an IP address. label. Self-adhesive paper. landscape orientation. Page orientation in which text runs parallel with the long edge of the paper. Lexmark adapter. An external device that connects your network-capable printer to a network. manual alignment. A printer software feature that lets you select print cartridge alignment values. margin. The blank area between printed text or graphics and the edges of a page. mirror. A printer software option that lets you reverse an image before printing. N-up. A printer software option that lets you print multiple pages of a document on a single sheet of paper. For example, select 4-up to print reduced images of pages 1 through 4 on the first sheet of paper, images of pages 5 through 8 on the second sheet, and so on. natural color. A printer software option used for printing photographs and highly detailed graphic images. network. A group of computers, printers, or other peripheral devices connected to each other for the purpose of sharing information. network adapter. See Lexmark adapter. network printer. A printer made available on a network, not connected directly to your computer. operating system. The software that provides the basic functions needed for operating your computer. For example, Windows 98, Macintosh OS 9, or Macintosh OS X. paper type sensor. A feature that automatically detects some types of paper loaded in the paper tray. peripheral device. Any external device connected to and controlled by a computer. photo paper. Treated paper designed for photographs. Glossary 75

Section	Page
Contents	3
Printer overview	5
Understanding the printer parts	5
Lexmark™Z700Series Color Jetprinter™	5
LexmarkP700Series Photo Jetprinter™	6
Using memory cards (Lexmark P700 Series only)	7
Inserting a memory card	7
Using the printer software	9
Page Setup dialog box	10
Print dialog box	11
Control Panel	13
Using the paper type sensor	14
Printing ideas	16
Printing on plain paper	16
Step 1: Load the paper	16
Step 2: Customize the print settings	17
Step 3: Print your document	17
Printing photos	17
Step 1: Load the photo paper	17
Step 2: Customize the print settings	18
Step 3: Print your photos	19
Printing on premium paper	19
Step 1: Load the premium paper	19
Step 2: Customize the print settings	20
Step 3: Print your document	21
Printing on both sides of the paper	21
Step 1: Load the paper	21
Step 2: Customize the print settings	22
Step 3: Print your document	23
Printing cards	23
Step 1: Load the cards	23
Step 2: Customize the print settings	24
Step 3: Print your cards	25
Printing envelopes	25
Step 1: Load the envelopes	26
Step 2: Customize the print settings	27
Step 3: Print your envelopes	27
Printing color images in black and white	27
Step 1: Load the paper	28
Step 2: Customize the print settings	28
Step 3: Print your document	29
Printing a booklet	29
Step 1: Load the paper	29
Step 2: Customize the print settings	30
Step 3: Print your booklet	31
Step 4: Build your booklet	31
Printing labels	32
Step 1: Load the labels	32
Step 2: Customize the print settings	33
Step 3: Print your labels	34
Printing handouts	34
Step 1: Load the paper	34
Step 2: Customize the print settings	35
Step 3: Print your handouts	36
Printing iron-on transfers	37
Step 1: Load the iron-on transfers	37
Step 2: Customize the print settings	38
Step 3: Print your iron-on transfers	39
Printing transparencies	39
Step 1: Load the transparencies	39
Step 2: Customize the print settings	40
Step 3: Print your transparencies	41
Printing your document in reverse order	41
Step 1: Load the paper	41
Step 2: Customize the print settings	42
Step 3: Print your document	42
Printing a banner	42
Step 1: Load the banner paper	43
Step 2: Customize the print settings	44
Step 3: Print your banner	45
Printing a poster	45
Step 1: Load the paper	45
Step 2: Customize the print settings	46
Step 3: Print your poster	47
Step 4: Assemble your poster	47
Printing on custom size paper	48
Step 1: Load the custom size paper	48
Step 2: Customize the print settings	49
Step 3: Print your document	49
Maintenance	50
Replacing the print cartridges	50
Remove the used cartridges	50
Install the cartridges	52
Specify cartridge settings in the printer software	53
Aligning the print cartridges	54
Improving print quality	54
Preserving the print cartridges	57
Ordering supplies	57
Setup troubleshooting	58
Troubleshooting checklist	58
When I insert the printer software CD, nothing happens	59
Solving printer software installation problems	59
Removing the printer software	60
Installing the printer software	60
General troubleshooting	62
Solving network printing problems	62
Understanding error messages and flashing lights	62
Paper Jam message	62
Ink Low message	62
Paper Feed light is blinking	63
Power light is flashing	63
Resolving unsuccessful or slow printing	64
Printer is plugged in, but does not print	64
Printing a test page	64
Test page does not print	64
Alignment page does not print	65
Printer ejects a blank page after appearing to print	65
Printer prints very slowly	65
Recovering when your computer stops responding	66
Clearing paper misfeeds or jams	66
Paper misfeeds or multiple sheets feed	66
Printer does not feed specialty media	67
Printer has a paper jam	67
Solving print quality problems	67
Print is too dark or smudged	68
Vertical straight lines are not smooth	68
Print smears on the page	68
Printed pages have alternating bands of light and dark print (intermittent printing)	68
Print quality is poor at the edges	69
Printed characters are improperly formed or misaligned	69
Colors on the printout differ from the colors on the screen	69
Colors on the printout are faded	70
Characters are missing or unexpected	70
Photos do not print as expected	70
Solving specialty media problems	70
Glossy/photo papers or transparencies stick together	70
Transparencies or photos contain white lines	71
Notices	72
Glossary	74

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Glossary

driver.

See

printer software.

duplex.

A printer software option that lets you print on both sides of a sheet of paper.

glossy paper.

Paper with one glossy side designed for photographs.

handout.

Multiple-page document printed on a single sheet of paper.

See

N-up.

hub.

A device used to connect several computers or peripheral devices.

IP (Internet Protocol) address.

A 32-bit binary number that identifies the location of a specific

computer on the Internet. Any computer directly connected to the Internet must have an IP address.

label.

Self-adhesive paper.

landscape orientation.

Page orientation in which text runs parallel with the long edge of the paper.

Lexmark adapter.

An external device that connects your network-capable printer to a network.

manual alignment.

A printer software feature that lets you select print cartridge alignment values.

margin.

The blank area between printed text or graphics and the edges of a page.

mirror.

A printer software option that lets you reverse an image before printing.

N-up.

A printer software option that lets you print multiple pages of a document on a single sheet of

paper. For example, select 4-up to print reduced images of pages 1 through 4 on the first sheet of

paper, images of pages 5 through 8 on the second sheet, and so on.

natural color.

A printer software option used for printing photographs and highly detailed graphic

images.

network.

A group of computers, printers, or other peripheral devices connected to each other for the

purpose of sharing information.

network adapter.

See

Lexmark adapter.

network printer.

A printer made available on a network, not connected directly to your computer.

operating system.

The software that provides the basic functions needed for operating your

computer. For example, Windows 98, Macintosh OS 9, or Macintosh OS X.

paper type sensor.

A feature that automatically detects some types of paper loaded in the paper

tray.

peripheral device.

Any external device connected to and controlled by a computer.

photo paper.

Treated paper designed for photographs.