Printing To The Parallel Port; Saving Files To Print At A Remote Location - Xerox DocuColor 40 Printing Manual

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1-12 Printing from Windows Computers
Some PPD options are ones that could also be set from an application (for example,
Reverse Order printing or Collation). In these cases, use the PPD option to perform
the function, rather than setting it from the application. The application may not set
up the file properly for printing and may also take longer to process.
7. Click OK.
8. Choose Print in your application.

Printing to the parallel port

The DocuColor 40 CP has a parallel port that enables you to print most files directly
from a Windows computer if your network administrator has connected the Windows
computer's parallel port to the DocuColor 40 CP parallel port.
You cannot use Downloader through the parallel port.
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1. Make sure the parallel port is enabled on your DocuColor 40 CP.
Check with your site administrator or operator to see whether printing to the parallel
port is enabled. See Getting Started for information on setting up parallel port printing
on your Windows computer.
2. Select the printer port that is connected to the DocuColor 40 CP parallel port.
Select one of the local ports:
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3. Print from within your application.
If you are printing a PostScript file in binary format (not ASCII), verify that the
Network Setup option Ignore EOF Character is set to Yes. Check with your site
administrator for this information.
Saving files to print at a remote location
If you do not have a DocuColor 40 CP and are preparing files to take to a service
bureau or other location, print your final files to the File port (as opposed to one of the
local ports). You can also print to the File port to create a file to be downloaded using
Downloader. For instructions, see your Windows documentation.
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