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The font on the printout is different from that on
the screen
Cause
The PostScript screen fonts are not
installed.
For Windows users only
The Send TrueType fonts to printer
according to the font Substitution
Table setting on the Fonts sheet of
the printer's Properties dialog box
is turned on, but the TrueType
fonts are not replaced by the
printer fonts.
(For Windows Me or 98)
The appropriate substitution fonts
are not correctly specified on the
Device Settings sheet of the
printer's Properties dialog box.
(For Windows XP or 2000)
The printer fonts cannot be installed
Cause
The Emulation menu in the
printer's Control Panel is not set to
PS3 for the interface that you are
using.
What to do
The PostScript screen fonts must be installed
on the computer that you are using.
Otherwise, the font that you select is
substituted by some other font for display on
the screen.
If the Send TrueType fonts to printer
according to the font Substitution Table
setting on the Fonts sheet of the printer's
Properties dialog box is turned on, TrueType
fonts are replaced by the printer fonts
before they are printed. Specify the
appropriate substitution fonts using the Font
Substitution Table.
Specify the appropriate substitution fonts
using the Font Substitution Table.
What to do
Change the Emulation menu setting to PS3
for the interface that you are using, then try
reinstalling the printer fonts again.
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