Apple ColorLaserWriter 12/600PS - Manual (Page 359)

restarting the printer 108
setting the printer IP address 106, 113
specifying a password for the print
server 97
turning automatic tray switching on or
off 103–104
turning startup pages on or off 102
viewing and changing communication
settings 107–108
viewing printer information 101
viewing the Ethernet address 104
Apple Printer Utility, Macintosh
changing the energy-saving delay
60, 249
configuring NetWare settings 66–67
configuring TCP/IP settings 68–69
downloading fonts to the printer
55–56
downloading PostScript files to the
printer 72
identifying printer location 54
initializing a hard disk connected to
the printer 58, 143
job-handling configuration network
option 62
naming the printer 53–54
preventing print job interrupts 62
removing fonts 57
restarting the printer 72
setting AppleTalk network zone 64
setting error timeout 63
setting printer IP address 68–69, 113
turning automatic tray switching on or
off 61
turning startup pages on or off 59
using the printer features window
51–53
using the Printer Selector window
51, 52
viewing and changing communication
settings 70–71
viewing printer information 53
viewing the Ethernet address 65
Apple Print Monitor for Windows
79, 81–83, 175
AppleTalk (EtherTalk) network 29, 30
AppleTalk network zone.
See network zones
ATPS (AppleTalk Print Spooler)
operating mode 84, 270–275
automatic tray switching feature
Macintosh 61
Windows 103–104
automatic vs. manual printing 204
A/UX UNIX implementation 112, 119
B
B5-size paper 25, 211–213, 261
background printing 170–172, 243, 247
backup copies of printer disks 44
banner pages
NetWare and 84, 93, 109, 251
UNIX and 251
Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD),
UNIX 112, 119
configuring BSD systems 127–128
binary format, sending Windows data in
182, 187, 196
bitmapped fonts 278, 281–282
blank areas on printed pages 238–239
blotches or spots on printed pages 238
blurry print quality 242
BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol) method for
assigning an IP address to the
printer, UNIX 113, 116, 253
BSD UNIX systems, configuring
127–128
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