Print Monitor Settings; Output; File Destination; Postscript Headers - NEC 1760 - SilentWriter B/W Laser Printer User Manual

Print Monitor Settings

You can use these settings in combination to set
preferences for the Print Monitor.
If you check this, the Print Monitor
Monitor On:
appears when an error occurs and then remains on
the desktop until you close it.
Monitor Off: If you check this, the Print Monitor
does not appear.
note:
To disable the Print Monitor program
(WSWPD.EXE) entirely you must remove the Print
Monitor from the Run command in the WIN.INI file.
If you check this, the Print
Monitor Always on Top:
Monitor appears when an error occurs and then
remains as the top (active) window or icon until you
close it.
The Print Monitor beeps
Beep On Printer Error:
when an error occurs that requires operator
attention.
note:
Changes to Print Monitor settings take effect
the next time you open the Print Monitor.

Output

The settings in this section are located on the Output
property sheet of the PostScript printer driver.

File Destination

The print job is sent to the printer to be
To Printer:
printed out on paper.
The printer driver saves the
Encapsulated PostScript:
print job to a file where it is encapsulated as
PostScript code. You can then give this file to a
service bureau for typesetting. If you select this
option, enter a file name in the text field provided.
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PostScript Headers

The Windows printer driver must send PostScript
instructions to the printer to prepare it to print
PostScript jobs. These settings allow you to specify
when and where to send the PostScript header that
contains that information.
This is the default. The PostScript
Send to Printer:
header is sent to the printer at the specified times.
Select this to send the PostScript
Send to File:
header to a file that you name in the field provided.
Then press the Send Header Now button.
Send Header With Each Job:
PostScript header each time a document is printed.
This may increase printing time, but is
recommended when printing to a shared network,
or when printing to an encapsulated PostScript file
on disk that will be printed out later at a different
location.
Press this to send the PostScript
Send Header Now:
header immediately.
If the Send to Printer button is selected, the
PostScript instructions are downloaded to the
printer, which then issues a page with the message,
"Windows PostScript Header Downloaded."
note:
If you are working on a local printer, you can
save printing time if you send the header once each time
you turn on the printer, and then deselect the Send
Header With Each Job button in the printer driver.
If the Send to File button is selected, the PostScript
header is saved to a file. You must enter the file
name in the field provided before pressing the Send
Header Now button.
Select this to send the