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PostScript Printing
Printing from
DOS
NOTE: SuperScript is a Windows printer, designed
for use with Windows. In particular, SuperScript's
GDI mode is based on Windows and does not work
with MS-DOS. However, SuperScript will work in
PostScript or PCL mode if you create an MS-DOS
session from within Windows. SuperScript will not
run if you exit Windows completely.
To specify the printer port and printing mode,
perform the following steps:
1. Click the Start button, point to Programs,
NEC SuperScript Tools, and then click NEC
SuperScript Console.
2. Select DOS Printing in the Setting menu.
3. Select Printer Port you would use and Printing
Mode for the file.
4. Choose OK.
Enter MS-DOS from Windows by clicking the Start
button, pointing to Programs, and clicking MS DOS
Prompt.
When ready to print, start your DOS application and
print as you normally would. Set up your application
to print to the parallel port LPT1 (or LPT2 or LPT3
if you have SuperScript set to print to one of these
ports instead). Be sure the NEC SuperScript driver is
the default driver in Windows and the DOS
application is using an HP LaserJet 4P driver.
If an HP LaserJet 4P driver is not available in the
application, you can select one of the following:
LaserJet IIIP, Laser Jet IIP, or LaserJet.
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