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When you double-click the EpsonScript Utility icon, the following dialog box appears:

The EpsonScript Utility dialog box allows you to view all PostScript and PostScript-compatible printers that are connected to the selected AppleTalk zone. Click the printer whose settings you want to change. If you cannot find your printer, it might be connected to another AppleTalk zone.

If you still cannot find a printer, it might be because the printer you are looking for was off or disconnected when you started the utility. Make sure the printer is on and connected, then update the PostScript Printers list and AppleTalk Zones information by clicking the Update Lists button.

Caution:

Some features enable you to remove data from your printer, such as fonts in your printers RAM or hard disk. Make sure you have backup copies of this data before you delete it.

Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment

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Contents

Page Page Page Contents Appendix A Index Introduction Where to Get Help for U.S. and Canadian Users 2 Introduction System and Memory Requirements Caution: Note: LaserTalk™ and SmartArt™ are not compatible with EpsonScript Setup Installing Your Hardware Removing the controller board Warning: 1-2S e t u p Page 1-4Setup Installing the EpsonScript and LocalTalk boards CN3 CN4 Reinserting the controller board Printing a status sheet 1 - 8 Setup Installing the Drivers and Utilities Software Installation Installing the Macintosh Driver Running the EpsonScript Installer program 2-2Installing the Drivers and Utilities Your screen may differ slightly depending on your system 2-4Installing the Drivers and Utilities Selecting the EpsonScript driver Installing the Windows Driver 2-6Installing the Drivers and Utilities Selecting a PostScript printer Running the EpsonScript Installer Installing the Drivers and Utilities Selecting the default printer 2-8Installing the Drivers and Utilities Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Changing the Emulation Page Using the EpsonScript Macintosh Driver 3-4Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Saving PostScript-compatiblefiles as binary and ASCII and ASCII Using precision bitmaps bitmaps Using the MicroGray feature Printing an error sheet Font Management 3-6Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Adding fonts to a PPD file Substituting fonts Specifying which fonts to download 3-8Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Saving PostScript-CompatibleFiles Using the EpsonScript Utility 3-10Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Page Displaying a list of printer fonts Downloading fonts Page Removing downloaded fonts Getting information about the printer Sending files formatted for PostScript Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environmen Renaming the printer 3-16Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Sending commands to the printer Resetting the printer Enabling or disabling the startup page Using EpsonScript in a Windows Environment Changing the Emulation 4-2 Using EpsonScript in a Windows Environment Page Using the EpsonScript Windows Driver Windows Driver Accessing EpsonScript driver settings 4-4Using EpsonScript in a Windows Environment PM to Encapsulated PostScript File Send Header with Each Job Advanced EpsonScript Settings Handling Specifying memory usage Graphics settings Creating files that conform to Adobe DSC 4-8Using EpsonScript in a Windows Environment Printing EpsonScript error information Appendix A Changes to SelecType How EpsonScript Affects Your Printer EMULATION MENU PS MENU ERR SHEET ON, OFF (default) MicroGray ON (default), OFF TEST MENU Index IN-1 IN-2 IN-3