Star Micronics LC-1511 Using the Printer with MS-DOS, Setting up for printing with MS-DOS

Models: HA15 80825072 DOT MATRIX PRINTERS LC-1511 LC-1521

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Chapter 8: Using the Printer with MS-DOS

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Chapter 8: Using the Printer with MS-DOS

This chapter contains information about how to use the printer with applications software running under MS-DOS. In this chapter, you will learn about:

How to set up for printing with MS-DOS

Setting up for printing with MS-DOS

To print from an application running under MS-DOS, you must first select the printer from within the application. Typically, the program will feature an INSTALL or SETUP command for selection of printers. Refer to the manual for the application you are using for details on how to select a printer for it.

Start up the application and use the correct procedure for that application to select a printer. The following is a list of printers that can be used. If your application lists more than one of these, select the printer that is nearest to the top of this list. You should also use the EDS mode or User Setup Utility to select Standard emulation (page 31).

Star LC-1511/1521

Star XR-1520/ZA-250

Star XR-1500/FR-15

Epson FX-1170

Epson EX-800

If none of the printers listed above are available in the application, choose one of the printers listed below. Once again, you should choose the printer that is nearest to the top in the following list. For these printers, you should use the EDS Mode or User Setup Utility to select IBM emulation (page 31).

IBM Proprinter III

IBM Proprinter II

IBM Proprinter

To print, follow the instructions given in the manual of the application you are using. Typically, you would select the application’s PRINT command, make any necessary changes in the window that appears (such as the number of copies to be printed), and then press the Enter key to start printing.

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Star Micronics LC-1511, LC-1521, DOT MATRIX PRINTERS Using the Printer with MS-DOS, Setting up for printing with MS-DOS