How To Use Your Manuals - Epson Pro 9000 Printer Manual

2 | Introduction

How To Use Your Manuals

This guide is part of a set, which also includes the documentation listed
below.
The EPSON Stylus Pro 9000/9500 Assembly and Setup Instructions
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describe how to unpack and assemble the printer, install ink cartridges
and paper, and prepare for printing.
The EPSON Stylus Pro 9000 Series Quick Reference Guide provides a
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handy summary of the procedures for daily use and printer
maintenance—loading paper, replacing ink cartridges, running cleaning
cycles, aligning the print head, and preparing the printer for
transportation. Attach it to your printer for easy reference.
The electronic Reference Guide on the EPSON printer driver CD-ROM
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provides additional information about the printer, drivers, and utility
software. You can read the guide using a web browser, such as
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Netscape Navigator
later.
If you have the RIP Station 5100, your documentation set includes
additional manuals for users and system administrators.
The RIP Station 5100 Getting Started describes how to unpack the RIP,
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install user software and printer files from the User Software CD-ROM,
and set up printing. It also describes how to install printer files via the
Internet.
The RIP Station 5100 User Guide describes how to set printing options
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and print to the RIP from Windows and Mac
The RIP Station 5100 Administrator Guide explains basic configuration
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and administration of the RIP for the supported platforms and network
environments. It also includes guidelines for setting up UNIX,
Windows NT, and NetWare
services to clients.
The RIP Station 5100 Color Guide provides instructions for using
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ColorWise Pro Tools, including color calibration and workflow
recommendations. It also includes practical color printing tips,
application-specific instructions, and an introduction to color theory.
Release Notes provide last-minute product information and
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workarounds for some of the problems you may encounter.
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or Microsoft Internet Explorer, versions 3.0 or
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OS computers.