Dear Customer - QMS 1660 Getting Started

Dear Customer,

Mark Twain once said that only two things in life are certain: death
and taxes. Well, if he were living today, we're sure he'd add manuals
to this list. Just about everything you buy is accompanied by a man-
ual—and your new QMS printer is no exception.
Now, we know that even though we've devoted our lives to writing
manuals, very few people actually enjoy reading them. So we've writ-
ten this user's guide with you in mind. However, there are as many of
you out there as there are printers, and you all need something differ-
ent. Because of this, we've tried to design your user's guide to help
you reach your destination as quickly and easily as possible:
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Table of Contents—Use this section as a road map to discover
what there is to see in the user's guide.
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About the Documentation—This section functions as a Wel-
come Center. It gives you an idea about what's in this city (your
guide to getting started) as well as in other nearby cities (other
printer documentation).
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About This Manual—As long as you're at the Welcome Center,
you probably want a list of local attractions. This section lets you
know which chapters you really shouldn't miss and which you
need to visit only if you have the time and interest, or a special
purpose. It's pretty much the same information as in the table of
contents, but in a descriptive format.
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Headers, Footers, and Tab Dividers—Use these as road signs
to help you locate the section of the manual you want to visit.
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Index—While some people like to wander through a city, stop-
ping wherever they find something interesting, others like to call
ahead to make a reservation for a specific hotel or restaurant.
Our Blue Pages help you find information quickly without unnec-
essary detours. Easy on, easy off. We think you'll find the blue
color especially useful since you'll have more than one manual in
the binder.
We hope you enjoy your new QMS printer (and traveling through its
manuals, too!)
Your QMS Technical Writer