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SILENTWRITER
SUPERSCRIPT
610 PRINT
MODES
Printing with Your SuperScript 610
Printing with Your
Silentwriter
SuperScript 610
Silentwriter SuperScript 610 lets you choose
between two print modes, GDI and PCL emulation.
GDI mode, which prints what you see on your
screen, is very fast and works well for most users.
However, some applications can create output that is
too complex for Windows to display accurately on
the screen—a file with a sophisticated embedded
graphic image might be an example. Windows may
not always display graphics intensive files
accurately. Therefore, as an alternative, try printing
the file using the SuperScript PCL mode. Printing
with the SuperScript PCL mode will be slower than
the GDI mode because GDI is the language of
Windows with direct access to Windows resources.
PCL emulation also gives you the ability to print
from a DOS application running within Windows,
and from the MS-DOS command line within Win-
dows.
You can select the print mode from many Windows
applications, or through the Windows Control
Panel's Printers window. To print in GDI mode,
select "NEC SuperScript 610 GDI on NEC.GDI" as
the current printer. To print in PCL emulation mode,
select "NEC SuperScript 610 PCL on NEC.PCL". If
you have the optional 200-sheet hopper, you should
see "NEC SuperScript 610 GDI 200 on NEC.GDI"
and "NEC SuperScript 610 PCL 200 on NEC.PCL"
instead.
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