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PostScript fonts
PostScript is a page-description language that defines the characters, symbols,
and images that appear on each page of a document. A PostScript font comes
as a pair of fonts: an outline font for the printer and a corresponding
bitmapped font for displaying type on your screen.
No bitmapped font, no menu entry: If your system doesn’t have the bitmapped
font, the PostScript font name won’t appear in your font menu.
The LaserWriter 12/640 PS is designed specifically to work with PostScript
fonts. Even printers that are not PostScript printers can use PostScript fonts if
you have Adobe Type Manager software installed. Adobe Type Manager uses
printer fonts to generate clean-looking screen text at any size. (Adobe Type
Manager is included with your LaserWriter 12/640 PS software.)
IMPORTANT
Adobe Type Manager is not an Apple product. It is made and
supported by Adobe Systems Incorporated. Only the version that comes with
Mac OS system software version 7.5 is supported by Apple.
PostScript printer fonts have no numbers associated with their names,
because a single font can be scaled to any size. Many companies make
PostScript fonts; the following illustration shows icons for Adobe, Bitstream,
and Fontek PostScript fonts, plus a generic PostScript font icon.
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Using Fonts With the Printer
- Flexible paper handling 2
- Important safety instructions 3
- Unpacking the printer 5
- LocalTalk connecting kit 6
- Parallel interface cable 6
- Ethernet transceivers 6
- Remove the packing material 7
- Chapter 1 10
- 6Close the printer 11
- Slide paper under 13
- Make sure the paper fits 13
- Connecting the printer 16
- ) on the printer 17
- LocalTalk 19
- Centronics 22
- 2Plug in the printer 24
- On position 25
- Saving energy 26
- Communication 27
- What to do next 28
- Before you begin 30
- System requirements 30
- Initial AppleTalk setup 30
- Apple LaserWriter 31
- Chapter 2 34
- Step 2: Choosing the printer 35
- 7Close the Chooser 37
- Configuring the printer 39
- Installing onto a server 40
- DOS, and NetWare Users 45
- Chapter 3 48
- LaserWriter Disk 2 for 57
- Windows 3.1 57
- RPRINTER 64
- (using PCONSOLE) 65
- (RPRINTER mode) 69
- <Print_Server_Name> 72
- Initial TCP/IP setup 78
- Chapter 4 80
- Configuring Sun Solaris 83
- Configuring HP-UX version 9.x 89
- Configuring SCO UNIX 91
- Chapter 5 100
- IMPORTANT 101
- Insert the key 102
- 2 Attach this brace 102
- 1 Raise the door 102
- Position the printer 105
- Installing Options 107
- 500-sheet cassette 108
- 5Extend the tray 114
- 4Extend the tray 115
- Increasing the printer RAM 116
- Installing RAM 117
- 5 Remove the paper cassette 119
- 7Pull the side cover off 119
- Copper-foil end 120
- Metal lip 120
- Bank C/D 121
- Bank A/B 121
- Mac OS Users 129
- Selecting page setup options 130
- Printing documents 132
- 2Select the options you want 133
- Printing grayscale documents 135
- 3Make the selection you want 136
- Chapter 6 138
- Printing to a file 139
- Selecting the output tray 141
- Reporting errors 142
- The Print dialog box appears 143
- Switching between printers 145
- Throw away the icon 147
- Rename the icon 147
- Move the icon 147
- Create an alias for the icon 147
- Monitoring printing 148
- 5Click Setup 152
- 7Click OK 152
- Windows 3.1 and DOS Users 153
- Control Panel 155
- Chapter 7 156
- Additional printer options 158
- For This TrueType Font 161
- Substitute This Font 161
- FinePrint 163
- Tray Switch 163
- Printer Mode 163
- PostScript Header 164
- Error Handler 164
- Font Control 164
- Downloading fonts 166
- Printing to a PostScript file 169
- DOS notes 172
- Windows 95 Users 173
- Printing 174
- Setting printing properties 175
- Chapter 8 176
- Paper Size 177
- Orientation 177
- Printing on both sides 179
- Output bin 179
- Resolution 181
- Halftoning 181
- Available printer memory 182
- PhotoGrade 182
- Installable options 183
- Change setting for 183
- Threshold 189
- Favor system TrueType fonts 189
- Send PostScript Fonts As 189
- Separator page 189
- Not Shared 192
- Shared As 192
- Share Name 193
- Password 193
- Loading Paper 195
- Using the paper cassette 196
- Letter-size paper 197
- Chapter 9 198
- Using the multipurpose tray 199
- Opening the multipurpose tray 200
- Adjust this guide to fit 202
- Align three-hole punched 203
- Slide the width guide 205
- 1 Open the multipurpose tray 206
- Choosing paper 210
- Adjust this guide to fit the 211
- Adjust the width guide here 211
- Make sure the envelopes are 211
- Filling with postcards 212
- Maintenance 216
- Safety first 217
- Regular maintenance 218
- 1 Open the printer cover 219
- 2 Remove the used cartridge 220
- Chapter 10 221
- Cleaning the exterior 223
- Checking the indicator lights 225
- Chapter 11 227
- The image is too light 233
- The image is too dark 233
- The page prints solid black 234
- Fixing Other Problems 237
- Chapter 12 238
- /nb /na /nff /nt /ti=30 245
- UNIX troubleshooting 246
- Appendix A 249
- Viewing printer information 253
- Naming the printer 254
- 1 Open the Fonts category 255
- 2Click Add 255
- 5Click Send 255
- Removing fonts 256
- Printing font samples 256
- Setting the print density 258
- Choose the size of paper in 259
- Selecting imaging options 261
- Print dialog box 262
- Setting up job handling 263
- 3Enter the IP address 266
- Restarting the printer 269
- Printing a configuration page 270
- 3Click Set Port 277
- Configuring TCP/IP 278
- Printing the Ethernet address 278
- Setting imaging options 279
- Printing the page count 281
- Specifying a font symbol set 281
- Setting the subnet mask 286
- Appendix B 289
- Appendix C 294
- Using Fonts With the Printer 294
- Bitmapped fonts 295
- PostScript fonts 296
- Tr ueTy pe fonts 297
- Where fonts are stored 302
- Suitcases 303
- Styled fonts 305
- Common questions about fonts 306
- Apple classic fonts 307
- What is font substitution? 308
- What’s a downloadable font? 308
- Appendix D 311
- Technical Information 311
- Printer fonts 313
- Printer reliability (MTBF) 314
- Printing materials 314
- Paper sizes and capacity 314
- Envelope sizes and weights 315
- Dimensions 315
- Printer only 315
- Environmental information 316
- Voltage requirements 317
- Power consumption 317
- RAM upgrade specifications 319
- Ozone emission 320
- Communication settings 321
- Accessories 322
- W, X, Y, Z 342
- The Apple Publishing System 344
- LaserWriter 12/640 PS 345
- K Apple Computer, Inc 346
- Contents 347
- FCC statement 351
- Laser information 352
- Where to Find Information 353
- Tips for using Acrobat Reader 354
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