Canon BJ-200e - Manual (Page 48)

Canon BJ-200e
Canon BJ-200
Canon BJ-230
Canon BJ-10e/BJ-10ex/BJ-20
IBM Proprinter X24E/XL24
IBM Proprinter X24/XL24E
Canon BJ-130e
IBM Proprinter
To use the printer in Epson LQ mode, select one of the following
printers (they are listed in order of preference):
Canon BJ-200e
Canon BJ-200
Canon BJ-230
Canon BJ-20 (LQ)
Canon BJ-10e/BJ-10ex (LQ)
Epson LQ-510
Epson LQ-850
Epson LQ-500
Epson LQ-1050
Epson LQ printer
After selecting a printer, you can use software commands for all the
standard printer functions through the application program. This
includes bold or double-strike printing, underlining, subscripts, margin
control, line-spacing control, and graphics.
Selecting a Printer Control Mode
Your printer has two resident printer control modes: BJ-10 mode and
Epson LQ mode. BJ-10 mode is the default.
If you were able to select a Canon BJ printer or the IBM Proprinter
X24E through your application program, you will want to use the
printer in BJ-10 mode. This mode gives you the fullest range of features.
If your application program does not support the Canon BJ or the IBM
Proprinter X24E printers, but does not support an Epson LQ printer,
you can use the printer in LQ mode.
You can also select a printer control mode based on specific text
features you want to use in your document. If you will be printing only
text (no graphics) or printing italic characters, select LQ mode if Epson
drivers are available. If you plan to print both text and graphics, select
BJ-10 mode.