Scaling, Usb | Canon L290 specification

S

scaling

Enlarging or reducing the printed image.

U

USB

Universal Serial Bus. A connectivity specification for attaching peripherals to computers. It eliminates the need to install cards into dedicated computer slots and reconfigure the system.

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Glossary

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Canon L290 manual Scaling, Usb

Contents

Canon FAX-L290 Canon FAX-L290 Printer Driver for Windows Copyright Contents Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Introduction Windows Operating System Printer Driver an OverviewSystem Requirements USB port Computer Processor About This Guide Conventions Used in This Guide Microsoft Windows User’s Guide Canon FAX-L290 User’s Guide Other User AssistancePrinter Driver Online Help Introduction Installing the Printer Driver Turn on computer. Start Windows Before You Begin the Installation a ChecklistCancel new hardware detection Close applications Installing the Software To install the software \SETUP\ENGLISH\SETUP.EXE For Windows 2000/XP To set the default printer Setting the Default PrinterSharing the Printer Installation To set up the printer for sharing Setting Up Your Printer for SharingIf your system server is Install on client system Installing the Printer Driver on a Client System To install the printer driver on a client system To remove the printer driver Removing the Printer DriverChanging the Port Connection Installing the Printer Driver Chapter Printing To print a document Defining Print Settings an OverviewPrinting a Document To define print settings Windows 98/Me To define print settings Windows 2000/XP Viewing a Summary of Print Settings To view a summary of print settings Output Size Defining Page SettingsSize Layout Defining a Custom Paper SizeOrientation Manual Scaling Defining a Custom Paper Size Windows 2000/XP When setting the custom size When setting the printer area margins Defining and Assigning the Custom Form To define a custom form on your system To assign the custom form in your printer driver Printing Defining a Print Overlay To define a print overlay Printing Defining Quality Print Settings Conserving Toner When Printing Adding a Print Profile To add a print profile Using a Print Profile To use a print profile Editing a Print Profile To edit a print profile Changing Information About a Print Profile Adjusting the Display OrderTo adjust the display order of the print profiles To change information about a print profile Exporting a Print Profile To export a print profile as a file Importing a Print Profile To retrieve a print profile from a file Deleting a Print Profile Defining Default Print SettingsDisplaying Printer Driver Information Printing Chapter Frequently Asked Questions To resolve this situation Installation Is Displaying Unexpected BehaviorPrinter Cannot Be Initialized To resolve this situation Documents Are Not Printing Correctly Is the printer warm to the touch? You may need to remove and reinstall the printer driver Printer driver may not have installed fullyYou need to check your Windows application settings Paper Is Not Loading Correctly Print Quality Is Not Satisfactory Is printing not clear? Frequently Asked Questions Sharing Your Printer Cross-Platform Windows 2000/XP \SETUP\ENGLISH\WINBJ\A\DISK1 Appendix B Installing from a Local or Network Drive Installing from a Local or Network Drive Appendix B Appendix B Installing from a Local or Network Drive B-3 Installing from a Local or Network Drive Appendix B Automatic feed Default settingApplication Dpi Grayscale FormGraphic Halftone Portrait orientation NetworkOverlay Paper feed Printer driver Scaling USB Index Index Index Index