NEC SuperScript 610 Operation & User’s Manual

related problems. INSTALLATION PROBLEMS SuperScript software requires a different minimum PC hardware and software configuration for Personal, Servers, and Clients. Refer to Chapter 2 for detailed system requirements. If the installation program detects that your PC is not powerful enough, it will quit without installing SuperScript. Wrong System or Hardware Configuration SuperScript requires at least 8 megabytes of memory (8MB RAM) to install. If the installation program detects that your PC does not have sufficient me ...

When the Invalid Job Type dialog appears, you can redirect or delete the print job. If you want to redirect the job, you must select a new server and click the OK button. Clients can submit jobs with any settings, including Toner Saving Mode, Sharp Edge Technology and Darkness without affecting jobs sent from other Clients. Form Overlay, Head Page, Trailer Page Manual Duplex and 2/4-Up Printing are also available to Client users. (See the section "Control Panel" in Chapter 4.) ...

SuperScript software can work fast and accurately with the standard Type 1 PostScript and TrueType fonts as well as the Windows GDI. SuperScript software's PostScript emulation mode supports thirty-five kinds of resident fonts. These include the Windows thirteen basic TrueType fonts (excluding Wingdings) and twenty-two additional TrueType fonts that correspond to the Microsoft Font Pack in Windows 3.1. The additional 22 TrueType fonts are bundled with your SuperScript for Windows 95. Note: If you did not install the SuperScript TrueType fonts included with your software, ...

Printing PostScript or PCL Files from the MS-DOS Command Line If you have a file in PostScript language format, PCL format, or ASCII text format, you can print that file from the MS-DOS command line within Windows. At the command line prompt, type COPY/B LPT1 where is the name of your PostScript, PCL, or ASCII formatted file. If you have configured SuperScript to print to a different parallel port, use that parallel port instead of LPT1. Printing ASCII Text Files Although the PostScript language does not print plain ASCII text files, yo ...

Some steps described below, such as disk defragmentation, may not be necessary due to your PC configuration. The installation description provides a common approach. Your network configuration may provide an alternate set of selections, such as an installation folder. This section describes the installation process and identifies the few installation differences between the configurations. For Server and Client installations, normally the Server PC is installed first, then one or more Client PCs. NOTE: You must have a license for each PC Client and PC ...