1. Windows 98/Me
Making general settings before using the printer
The printer driver requires setting items that are common to all print jobs, including the port to which the printer is connected and any optional devices configured with the machine. These settings must be made using tabs available in a Properties dialog box after the printer driver has been installed or whenever the operating environment changes.
The most common settings were made when the printer driver was installed, so you do not usually need to change them. Some items must, however, be changed in the following cases.
Cases where changes are necessary | Applicable tabs |
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• You want to add a comment to distinguish the printer | General |
from others. |
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• The connection port has been changed on the | Details |
computer. |
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• You want to change the conditions for the display of a |
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timeout error. |
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• You want to designate a port to which the machine is |
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connected via a network. (This setting must be made |
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on a computer that is connected to the controller via a |
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network.) |
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• The setting is not related to printing. | Color Management |
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• You want to share the machine with other computers | Sharing |
connected to the same network. (This setting must be |
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made on the computer directly connected to the |
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controller.) |
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• You want to change the setting in the Minolta | Setup |
Pi8500Pro PCL6 Properties dialog box. For details, | Paper |
see Chapter 3. | Quality |
| Device Options Setting |
| Job Management |
| Overlay |
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Installing the Printer Driver Chapter 2