Booklet Printing - NEC 1260 - SuperScript - Printer User Manual

• The heat of the printer may cause a slight curl
to the paper as it passes through the printer
the first time. This may result in a slight wrin-
kling of the paper when it is printed on the
second side. If this happens, roll the paper in
the reverse direction of the curl before you
reinsert the paper into the printer.
Note: During 2-Sided printing, the
SuperScript 1260 Windows Printer Driver
stores the whole print job on your hard
disk. The amount of disk space required
depends on the size of the print job and
the amount of graphics data it includes.
For pages containing graphics, you may
need several megabytes of hard disk
space for each page of the print job.

Booklet Printing

Booklet printing lets you produce booklets in
book or tablet form. Booklets have two reduced-
sized pages on each side of the sheet. You fold
these sheets to complete the booklet. When you
use booklet printing, the SuperScript 1260
Windows Printer prints the pages in the correct
order so that all you need to do is fold the printed
pages in half.
The SuperScript 1260 Windows Printer Driver
will print the first side of the booklet pages, then
pause for you to reinsert the pages into the
printer. Optionally, the driver will print an
instruction sheet and/or provide on-screen
instructions to help you reinsert the pages
correctly.
Booklet printing works by using special Booklet
paper size definitions. There are Booklet paper
sizes for letter, legal, and A4 paper. When you
pick one of these Booklet paper sizes in one of
your Windows programs, the driver will do what
is needed to print a booklet, including reducing
the page size and activating 2-Sided printing.
Note: The paper size setting in the
SuperScript 1260 driver is overridden by
the paper size setting in most Windows
programs. In order to print a Booklet, you
must select the Booklet paper size from
the list of paper sizes in your Windows
program (see Step 7 below).
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