HP 5961-0509 manual Priority of Locations, Font, followed by a 300 dpi bitmapped soft font

There are four locations where a font may be stored: printer ROM (Read Only Memory), SIMM module ROM, cartridge ROM, and printer RAM (random access memory; user memory). These font locations are shown below, listed from the highest to lowest priority. The font that matches the characteristics is selected from the highest priority location.

Priority of Locations

Soft Font (Lowest ID first)	Highest
Cartridge Font1
SIMM Font
Internal Font	Lowest

1.In printers with two cartridge slots, one slot has priority over the other. Refer to Appendix E of the PCL 5 Comparison Guide for cartridge slot priority information for the different HP LaserJet printers.

Note	In 600 dpi mode: A 600 dpi font has priority over a 300 dpi font. For
	example, a 600 dpi bitmap soft font is highest, then a scalable soft
	font, followed by a 300 dpi bitmapped soft font.
	Finally, for bitmap fonts, the orientation of a font is considered. If there
	are two fonts which are similar in all the above characteristics and
	which reside at the same location, the font with the orientation that
	matches the orientation of the page is selected. If only one font
	remains and its orientation is different than the current page, the
	printer rotates the font to the orientation of the page. (“Summary of
	Font Selection by Characteristic” on page 23, later in this chapter,
	summarizes font selection by characteristic.)

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