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Installing the Printer Driver Under Windows 95/98
Printer Driver and Status Display Chapter 4
Note
We strongly recommend that you select PostScript Support. This
option allows the printer driver to switch automatically to a
PostScript Driver (ZScript) when the GDI Printer Driver is unable to
produce a satisfactory printout of an image. Though this happens very
rarely, it is a good idea to select this option to ensure optimum print-
ing results.
Instructions for installing the PostScript Driver (ZScript) are pro-
vided after the installation instructions for the GDI Printer Driver
(Steps 15 through 20 on pages 4-8 to 4-10). If PostScript Support
has been selected, be sure to install the PostScript Driver (ZScript)
using Masquerade.
For a detailed description of ZScript, see the Zenographic’s ZScript
User’s Guide (file name: ZScript.pdf) from the Manual folder in the
CD-ROM.
Displaying Zenographic’s ZScript User’s Guide File
1. After you complete installation of the GDI Printer Driver, insert
the Printer Driver CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.
If you have just installed the printer driver, the CD-ROM should
already be in the drive.
At this time, the Installer screen appears over the desktop on your
monitor.
2. Click the Adobe Acrobat Reader button.
This starts installation of Adobe Acrobat Reader. Follow the
instructions that appear on the screen. If your system already has
Adobe Acrobat Reader installed, skip this step (Step 2) and jump
directly to Step 3.
3. On the Installer screen, click the Quit button.
4. Double-click My Computer and then click the CD-ROM (D:).
5. While the CD-ROM (D:) is highlighted, right click, select Open,
and then left click.
6. Double-click ZScript.pdf from the Manual folder in the CD-ROM.
This displays Zenographic’s ZScript User’s Guide.