HINT: Notice the direction the Vertical and Horizontal adjustment arrows point within the Printing Position window are representative of the direction the printed image moves on the card.
The Position option also allows you to send a simple self test print to the printer by clicking on the Test Print button. This function will send a file named ÒIDTEST.PRNÓ which is automatically installed with the printer driver and stored in the c:\Windows\System directory. You must have a
This test print procedure can be helpful in assuring that your computer is effectively communicating with Quatro and that Quatro is functioning properly. If you would like to bypass your computer and print a self test directly from Quatro, see the self test procedure described in Chapter 3, Section V.
NOTE: If you would like to send your own test file, simply create a PRN file, name it ÒIDTEST.PRN,Ó and save it in the c:\Windows\System directory in place of the existing IDTEST file. Be sure the appropriate print supplies are installed according to the Ribbon Type option you selected when the new PRN file was created.
After your selections have been made, close out of the printer setup window. You are now ready to go to an application program and print. All printer driver options selected will stay the same until you change them.
Ribbon Type
Use this option to select the ribbon type option that is appropriate for the type of ribbon you are using (see Chapter 3, Section I for further ribbon information).
Rotate 180
This option allows you to rotate your image 180û when printed. Select this option if you wish to change the position of your image in relation to the set location of a cardÕs magnetic stripe.
Write Direct to Port
Selecting this option provides the fastest print processing when printing exclusively from Windows 3.1x. When selected, this option allows the printer driver to bypass the Windows 3.1x Print Manager and to send all print data directly to Quatro. This option devotes all of your system resources to the current print job, thereby increasing overall print speed. When the