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Printing
PC-PRINTING
Printing
from a Windows Application
Once you have selected your printer mode (GDI or PCL), just print from your
Windows application as you would to any other printer.
Printing
from a DOS Application
within Windows
OfficeStyler
T1 O is a Windows printer driver, designed for use with Windows.
In particular, OfficeStyler
TI O's GDI mode is based on Windows and does not
work with MS-DOS.
However, OfficeStyler
T1 O will work in PCL mode if you
create
an MS-DOS
session
from within
Windows,
Enter MS-DOS
from
Windows (click on the DOS application
icon, or click on the MS-DOS icon and
run your application
from the command line).
Set up your application to print to the parallel port LPTI (or LPT2 or LPT3 if you
have OfficeStyler
set to print to one of these ports instead).
Be sure your
application's
PCL driver is installed. Select a printer driver.
When ready to print, start your DOS application and print from your application as
you normally would to LPTI (or whichever port OfficeStyler is connected to).
Printing PCL and ASCII Files from
MS-DOS
If you have a file in PCL or ASCII
(text) format,
you can print it from the
MS-DOS command line within Windows. At the command line prompt, type
COPY/B ame.ext LPTI
where ame.ext is the name of your PCL or ASCll-formatted
file. (If you have
configured OfficeStyler to print to a different parallel port, give its name instead
of LPT1 .)
Printing ASCII Text
Files
You can output plain ASCII text files to the OfficeStyler T1 O printer by following
this simple procedure.
c1
El
El
c1
A
Click on the "Notepad"
application
provided
with your Windows
95
system.
Open the file you wish to print.
Print the file.
Exit without saving changes.
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