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To adjust basic settings of PostScript output format (Continued)
3.
Click [Download header with each print job] or [Assume header is
downloaded and retained] in the [PostScript header] field.
• The setting in the [PostScript header] field is ignored if you have selected [Encapsulated Post-
Script (EPS)] or [Archive format] in the [PostScript output format] box at step 2.
• The [PostScript header] includes information and settings required for printout. It has to be sent
at least once in every job.
• When printing to a network printer, it is suitable to send PostScript header in every prints.
• If the printing system and the computer is connected directly, you can increase the printing speed
by setting the [PostScript header] to be sent only one time.
• If the printing system and the computer is connected directly, you can increase the printing speed
by the following procedures:
1. Make sure the printing system is turned on.
2. Click the [Send Header Now] button.
3. Select the [Assume header is downloaded and retained] button.
•
The default is [Download header with each print job].
•
Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP does not support this function.
4.
Click the [Send Header Now] button if you want to send the PostScript
header now.
• If you click the [OK] button on the [Download PostScript header] dialog box that appears when
you click the [Send Header Now] button, the [Assume header is downloaded and retained] button
is turned on automatically.
Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP does not support this function.
5.
Turn on the [Print PostScript error information] check box if you want
to set the error handler that is sent in every printing to print PostScript
error information.
• This setting is ignored if you have selected [Encapsulated PostScript (EPS)] at step 2.
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The default is [ON].
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Set [PostScript Options] - [Send PostScript Error Handler] in Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP.
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