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OK

This button applies and saves any changes you have made and then closes the dialog box.


Cancel

This button closes the dialog box without saving any changes you have made.


Printer Name

Displays the name of the installed printer.


Printing Preferences Document
Paper/Output

Lists the available paper settings for the selected printer, such as layout, paper size (form), number of copies, label rotation, and paper adjustments.


Paper Layout

A document can be created in either portrait [image] (print across the narrow side of the label) or landscape [image] (print across the wide side of the label) orientation. The document defaults to portrait. To set the document orientation to landscape, choose the Landscape option.


Paper Size

Allows you to select the label size.

Use the Customize button to create, change or delete a document format.


Copies

Specifies the number of copies to print.


Rotate 180

Inverts the document format 180 degrees. Basically the document is printed upside down.


Top Adjustment

Specify the Top Adjustment that you want to apply to your labels. The specified value will be the length of label that will be fed or pulled back into the printer before the print process starts.


Media Settings

Lists the available media settings available for the selected printer, such as media type.


Media Type

Specifies the Media type used during the print process.


Media Tracking

Select the calibration method appropriate for the type of media that you have loaded in your printer.

There are three choices:

1.	Continuous

This media type has no physical characteristic (notch, gap between labels, perforation or mark) to separate labels.

2.	Use Label Gaps

This media type has a gap or notch that indicates the separation between the labels.

3.	Use Label Marks

This media has a repeating mark on the back to indicate the separation between labels.


Reverse Sensor

Toggles on/off the Reverse sensor.


Document Options

Lists the available printing options, such as SmartDownload and Dispense Mode.


Dispense Mode

Allows you to configure the action performed by the printer after printing each label.


SmartDownload

Turn this option on to increase the throughput speed when printing multiple label print jobs with variable content.

Note: Depending on the label design, turning on Smart Download may increase throughput.


Label Names

Displays all the available labels names.


Label Name

Allows you to type the label name by which the label characteristics will be referenced.


Preview
Label Preview

Helps you to identify what you are configuring.


Label Width
Paper Width

This is the distance from the left edge of the label to its right edge. It does not include the space between columns of labels, or the label liner.


Label Height
Paper Height

This is the distance from the top edge of the label to its bottom edge. It does not include the space between labels.


Label Height
Paper Margins

This is the distance from the left edge of the label until the printable area.


Inches
New

Allows you to define a new label format based on the currently selected format.


Inches
Delete

Deletes the selected label format.


Information
Vertical Offset

Displays the value for the vertical offset.


Mark Height
 Mark/Gap Height

Allows you to configure the label mark/gap height.


Offset

Allows you to configure the offset.


Printer Fonts Options

Use this option to add, delete or import printer text fonts.


Bar Code Options

Use this option to add or delete printer bar codes.


Device Options

Allows you to configure the printer options such as; speed settings, or head setting.


Speed Settings

Allows you to configure the speed settings such as; print speed.


Print Speed

Allows you to adjust the printing speed.


Head Settings

Allows you to configure the head settings such as the head contrast.


Head Contrast
Print Darkness

Allows you to configure the head contrast from medium to very dark.


Present Label
Present Label for Tearing

Check this option to present a label for tearing.


After
Configure the amount of time (in seconds) that will take for the label to be present.


Vertical Offset

Allows you to configure the vertical offset.


Tear off
Dispense Mode

Allows you to choose when the label will be ready for Rewinding, Peeling or Tearing off.


Tear off
Number of Labels

Allows you to specify the number of labels before Peeling , Cutting or Tearing off.


Backfeed

Allows you to configure the printer backfeed.


Pause after Cut

Check this option to pause the printer after cutting the label.


Font List
Font Name

Displays all the available printer text fonts.


New Internal Font

Allows you to add a new printer text font, based on the current selected type.


Download Font

Allows you to download new fonts. Any TrueType font can be converted to a downloadable bitmap font.


Delete Font

Deletes the selected font type.


Font Name

Displays the current printer font name.


Internal Font

Displays the internal font type.


Reverse
Reversed

Check this option to reverse the font. It prints white text on a black background.


Horizontal Magnification

Allows you to configure the Horizontal Magnification.


Vertical Magnification

Allows you to configure the Vertical Magnification.


Info Width
Width

Displays Width information for the selected font type.


Info height
Height

Displays Height information for the selected font type.


Font Name
Font

Displays the selected Font Name.


Font List
Font
Lists all the available font names. Select the one you want to use.


Font Style
Style

Select Bold, Italic or Bold & Italic to apply these formats to the selected text. Click Regular to remove bold or italic formatting.


Font ID

Displays the Printer ID names associated with the user fonts.  See the printer manual for more information.


Font Download

Click to download the selected font.


Exit

Click to exit without downloading.


Preview

Present a preview for the selected text font.


Character Set

Allows you to select the character set. The ASCII range values for the different types are:

Standard - from 32 to 127

Extended - from 32 to 255

Lower Case - from 97 to 122

Upper Case - from 65 to 90

Numeric - from 48 to 57


Orientation

Allows you to select the orientation.


Effects

Select the formatting options you want, or clear the check box to remove the formatting.


Strikeout

Draws a line through the selected text.


Underline

Underlines the selected text.


Size list
Size

Enter the font size for the selected text.

The sizes in the Size list depend on the selected font and active printer.


Bar Code List
Barcode Name

Lists all the bar codes available.


Barcode Name

Displays the selected bar code name.


New Bar code
New

Click to add a new barcode style based on the currently selected.


Delete Bar code
Delete

Deletes, without confirmation the selected barcode style.


Advanced

Allows you to use the Tools options and configure the error control.


Tools

Use this button to send information directly to the printer.


Error Control

Toggles enable or disable the error control.


Contents
Welcome to the Windows Printer Driver help system.

Important Information about Digital Signatures

Print to File

•	Printing Preferences

•	Printer Properties (Printer Tab)

      Printer Fonts Options

      Bar Code Options

      Advanced

          Tools

          Error Control


Command
Send

Type the command you want to send directly to the printer and click Send.

See your printer manual for more information.


Send Button
Send

Type the command you want to send directly to the printer and click Send.

See your printer manual for more information.


Options
Printing Preferences - Options

Image Options

Used to configure the dithering Method you will use. It’s possible to choose between four different algorithms to make the monochrome conversion; each algorithm gives slightly different results.

The available options are:

•	Threshold

•	Diffusion

•	Floyd-Steinberg

•	Halftone	- use the Options button to configure any specific settings.

Image Adjustments

Use the Intensity and Contrast button to open the Image adjustments (dialog Box), which allows you to control the intensity and the contrast between light and dark areas.

Commands

Enable Passthrough Mode

Check Enable Pass through box to define boundary characters (Start sequence, End sequence). The data inside the boundary characters will be sent, unaltered to the printer. Use the Options button to configure the macro.

Enable Bar Code Passthrough Mode

Check this option to activate the macros for the bar codes. Use the Options button to configure the

macro.

Enable Line Substitution

Check this option to activate the line substitution. This will translate Windows API calls to draw lines and substitute printer command language. This may improve the driver performance as it reduces the amount of data sent to the printer


Image Adjustments
Image Adjustments (Dialog Box)

Allows you to adjust the image printing characteristics. These adjustments apply to all the objects on the label (except printer bar codes and printer fonts), not just photographic images.

Intensity

Decrease or increase the image intensity by moving the slider bar left or right.  This will change the overall lightness or darkness of the image.  Move the slider to the right to increase, and to the left to decrease.

Contrast

Decrease or increase the image contrast by moving the slider bar left or right.  Magnifies or minimizes the difference between the light and dark parts of the image.  Move the sliders to the right to increase, and to the left to decrease.

Use the Restore Defaults Button to reset the settings to the factory default values.

The Close button closes the dialog box and saves any changes you have made.

The Help button displays the help topics.


Macro Options
Macro Options (Dialog Box)

Use this dialog to configure the start and end sequence for the macro. Make sure you are using the correct macro to produce the desired results.

Passthrough Macros

The Passthrough Macro allows you to send commands to the printer without any interpretation or alteration by the driver. The Start and End sequence characters are used to define the boundaries of the data that you want sent to the printer. This can be useful if you need to send a non-printing command to the printer during the middle of a label.

If the first character after the Start Sequence is an underscore (_), the hexadecimal value matching the data in front of it will be sent. For example, to send an Carriage Return (CR) to the printer (assuming that the Start/Stop Sequence is ${}$) the text on the document would be will be:

${_0D}$

Bar Code Passthrough Macros

Bar Code Passthrough Macros

When creating bar codes you may want to combine two separate strings of data into one bar code. By using the bar code passthrough macros, the driver can place all of the data into one bar code. For example, if you wanted to print a Code 128 bar code with the following characters:

12345678 123

The driver would create and print two bar codes. This is due to the space in the text string. However, by enabling the bar code passthrough macros and adding the Start and Stop sequences to the data you can produce one continuous bar code. The entry on your document would then be:

B{12345678 123}B

In this case, this was necessary to allow for a space within the bar code.  The bar code macros can also be useful when printing data strings that extend for more than one line on the page. That is sometimes the case with two-dimensional codes, such as PDF-417 or Maxicode. Please refer to the specification for the bar code you are using to ensure it supports the characters you are trying to encode.

Note: you can combine Passthrough commands with Bar Code Passthrough Macros. In the following example, both Passthrough commands and Bar Code Passthrough Macros are used for a Maxicode bar code:

${^fh}$

B{001840152382802[)>_1E01_1D961Z00004951_1DUPSN_1D06X610_1D159_1D1234567_1D1/1_1D20_1DY_1D634 ALPHA DR_1DPITTSBURGH_1DPA_1E_04}B


Document
Printing Preferences - Document

 Paper/Output

 Paper Layout

 Paper Size

 Copies

 Rotate 180

 Top Adjustment

 Media Settings

 Media Tracking

 Document Options

 Dispense Mode

 SmartDownload

     Device Options

          Speed Settings

              Print Speed

          Head Settings

              Print Darkness

      User Commands

Start of Job

End of Job

Start of Page

End of Page

Use the Wizard Configuration Assistant Button to help you to go through all the steps for the driver configuration.


Dispense Mode
Document Options

  Dispense Mode

Allows you to configure the action performed by the printer after printing each label.

The available options are:

	Rewind Printed labels   Label and backing are rewound onto an (optional) internal rewind device. The next label is positioned under the printhead (no backfeed motion).
	Peel Off   This option will cause the printer pause and wait until the operator removes the label.  After printing, the label is separated from backing. Printing stops until the label is completely removed. The backing is rewound using an internal, backing only, rewind spindle
	Tear Off   Use this option to print one or more labels and tear them off when the printing process is done.  After printing, the label is advanced so that the web is over the tear bar. The label, with the backing attached, can then be torn off manually.
	Cut Label   Use this option if your printer is equipped with a cutter. The web separating the printed label and the next blank label is extended into the cutter mechanism. The label is cut. The blank label is pulled back into the printer so that it can be printed.

 SmartDownload

Turn this option on to increase the throughput speed when printing multiple label print jobs with variable content.

Note: Depending on the label design, turning on Smart Download may increase throughput.


Media Tracking
Media Settings

 Media Tracking

Allows you to configure the media type you have installed on your printer.

The available types are:

Continuous

This media has no physical characteristic to separate labels.

Use Label Marks

Non-continuous labels that have a black line to mark the beginning/end of the label. If you are using this type of media, use the Options button to configure the marks settings.

Use Label Gaps

Non-continuous labels that have a gap/notch to mark the beginning/end of the label. If you are using this type of media, use the Options button to configure the gap settings.


Options Marks/Gap
Media Tracking

 Use this dialog to configure the height and the offset for the label mark/gap.

Continuous

This media has no physical characteristics to separate labels.

Use Label Marks

Non-continuous labels that have a black line to mark the beginning/end of the label. If you are using this type of media, use the Options button to configure the mark settings.

Offset

Allows you to configure the offset

Use Label Gaps

Non-continuous labels that have a gap/notch to mark the beginning/end of the label. If you are using this type of media, use the Options button to configure the mark settings.

Gap

Allows you to define the gap size.


Gap

Allows you to define the gap size.


About
About Tab

This displays copyright information and the driver versioning.

This driver is a combination of two components, the printer driver and the language monitor. Version numbers for both these components and the driver package version number are displayed here.

You can configure the User interface language by selecting the specific language with the User Interface Language list.

Note:

In this build of the driver the only User Interface language available is English. In future versions more languages will become available.


Change the measurement unit

To change the measurement unit you are working with:

1.	From the Windows Start Menu choose Settings| Printers.

2.	Select the printer name and right-click it. Choose Properties.

3.	In Windows NT/2K/XP click the General tab, and then the Printing Preferences button. On the Document tab, choose Paper/Output, then Paper Size, then Customize and in the User Metrics section choose the measurement unit you want to work with. The choices are Millimeters, Centimeters and Inches.

4.	In Windows 9x, click the Document tab, choose Paper/Output, then Paper Size, then choose Customize and in the User Metrics section choose the measurement unit you want to work with. The choices are Millimeters, Centimeters and Inches.


Printer Bar Codes
Printer Bar Codes (Dialog Box)

Barcode Properties

Displays the selected Barcode Name

+ Symbology

Is the term used to describe the rules specifying the way data is encoded into the elements (bar and space widths) that comprises a bar code standard.  Select the symbology you want to work with.

New

This button allows you to add a new bar code to the available list based on the current selection.

Delete

This button allows you to remove, without confirmation, the selected bar code from the list.


Paper/Output

 Paper Layout

Allows you to change the document orientation. A document can be created in either portrait [image] or landscape [image] orientation.

 Paper Size

Allows you to configure the paper size. Use the Customize button to create, change or delete a document format.

 Copies

Allows you to specify the number of copies to print.

 Rotate 180

Inverts the document format 180 degrees. Basically the document is printed upside down.

 Top adjustment

Specify the Top Adjustment that you want to apply to your labels. The specified value will be the length of label that will be fed or pulled back into the printer before the print process starts.


Paper
Paper Size Setup (Dialog Box)

Paper Properties

Paper Sizes - Allows you to configure the paper width (w) and height (h).

Paper Margins

Left - Allows you to configure the left margin (l).

Use the New button to create a new label format based on the selected one.

Use the Delete button to remove, without confirmation, the label name from the list.


Printer Fonts
Printer Text Fonts (Dialog Box)

Font Properties

Internal Font

Displays the internal font name.

Reversed

Check this option to reverse the font. This causes text on a black background to print in white letters.

Horizontal Magnification

Allows you to configure the Horizontal Magnification

New Internal Font

Allows you to add a new font based on the selected one.

Download Font

Allows you to open the Font Download (dialog box) which allows you to download a new font.

Delete Font

Allows you to delete the selected font name from the list.

Important note:

Downloaded fonts will not be listed as internal fonts. As long as you use the same point size(s) that you have downloaded, the result will be improved throughput.


Device Options

 Speed Settings

Allows you to configure the speed settings such as; print speed, slew speed and back feed speed.

 Head Settings

Allows you to configure the head settings such as the head contrast.


Speed Settings

 Print Speed

Allows you to adjust the printing speed.


Head Settings

 Head Contrast

Allows you to configure the print darkness from medium to very dark.


Advanced Group
Tools

 Tools

Use the Tools button to send and get information directly from the printer.

 Error Control

Toggles enable or disable the error control.


Tools

 Allows you to communicate directly with the printer.

Direct Command for printer

Use this area to type any command you want to send to the printer. Press Send button to sent to the printer.

See your printer manual for more information.


Symbology

The available symbologies are:

•	Codabar

Is currently used in a variety of information processing applications such as libraries, the medical industry, and overnight package delivery companies. It was originally developed for retail price-labeling use. Codabar bar codes use two character sets, numeric and control (start/stop) characters.

•	Code 128

Is a high-density, variable length, continuous, alphanumeric symbology. It was designed for complexly encode product identification. Code 128 has three subsets of characters (A, B and C). There are 106 encoded printing characters in each set, and each character can have up to three different meanings, depending on the character subset being used. Each code 128 character consists of six elements: three bars and three spaces.

•	Code 39

Each character is composed of nine elements: five bars, four spaces, and an inter-character gap. Three of the nine elements are wide; the six remaining elements are narrow.

•	Code 93

It’s a variable length, continuous symbology. It is used in many of the same applications as Code 39. It uses the full 128-character ASCII Code.  Each character is composed of six elements: three bars and three spaces. Although invoked differently, the human-readable interpretation line will print as though the control code has been used.

•	EAN-8

It’s a shortened version of the EAN-13 bar code. EAN is an acronym for European Article Numbering. Each character in the EAN-8 bar code is composed of four elements: two bars and two spaces.

•	Interleaved 2 of 5

It’s a high density, self-checking, continuous, numeric symbology.

Each data character is composed of five elements: Five bars or five elements. Of the five elements, two are wide and three are narrow. The bar code is formed by interleaving characters formed with all spaces into characters formed with all bars.

•	UPS Maxi Code

Is a two-dimensional, optically read (not scanned) code. This symbology was developed by UPS (United Parcel Service).

•	MSI -Plessy

Is a pulse-width modulated, continuous, non-self checking symbology.

•	PDF 417

Is a two-dimensional, multi-row, continuous stacked symbology. PDF417 is capable of encoding over 1000 characters per bar code. It is ideally suited for applications where large amounts of information are required at the time the bar code is read.The code consists of 3 to 9 stacked rows. Each row consists of a start and stop patterns and symbol character called “code words”. A “code word” consists of four bars and four spaces. A three code-word minimum is requires per row.

•	POSTNET

Is used to automate the handling of mail. POSTNET uses a series of five bars, two tall and tree short, to represent the digit 0 to 9.

•	UPC-A

Is a fixed length, numeric symbology. It is primarily used in the retail industry for labeling packages. The UPC-A bar code has 11 data characters.

•	UPC-E

It’s a variation of the UPC symbology used for number system 0. It is a shortened version of the UPC-A bar code in which zeros are suppressed, resulting in codes that require less printing space. Each character in a UPC-E bar code is composed of four elements: two bars and two spaces.


Unit of Measurement

Allows you to configure the measurement unit.

You can choose between; Centimeters, Millimeters or Inches.


User Command
User Commands

 Use this options to send printer commands to the printer.

Start of Job

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the print Job starts.

End of Job

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the print Job ends.

Start of Page

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the start of page is detected.

End of Page

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the end of page is detected.


User Command
User Commands

Allows you to specify different printer commands that can be sent during different stages of a print process.


Start of Job

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the print Job starts.

Use the [image] button to open the user command dialog box, which allows you to type the printer command.


End of Job

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the print Job ends.

Use the [image] button to open the user command dialog box, which allows you to type the printer command.


Start of Page

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the start of page is detected.

Use the [image] button to open the user command dialog box, which allows you to type the printer command.


End of Page

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the end of page is detected.

Use the [image] button to open the user command dialog box, which allows you to type the printer command.


Help

Displays the help file.


Rotation

Allows you to select the rotation of the font. (0,90,180, or 270 Degrees)


Command Area
Send

Allows you to type the printer command you want to send to the printer


X Button
The [image] button clears the input area.


User Command
User Commands (Dialog Box)

 Use this dialog to type the printer command you want to send to the printer.

Start of Job

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the print Job starts.

End of Job

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the print Job ends.

Start of Page

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the start of page is detected.

End of Page

Allows you to specify a printer command that will be executed when the end of page is detected.


 Dispense Mode

	Peel Off   This option will cause the printer pause and wait until the operator removes the label.  After printing, the label is partially separated from backing. Printing stops until the label is completely removed. Backing is rewound using an internal backing only rewind spindle.
Present Label for tearing - Check this option to present a label for tearing.

Vertical Offset - Allows you to configure the vertical offset.

	Tear Off   Using this option to print one or more labels and tear them off when the print process is done.  After printing, the label is advanced so that the web is over the tear bar. Label, with backing attached, can then be torn off manually.
Present Label for tearing - Check this option to present a label for tearing.

Vertical Offset - Allows you to configure the vertical offset.

	Cut Label   Use this option if your printer is equipped with a cutter. This will cause the cut of each label after printing.  The web separating the printed label and the next blank label to be printed is extended into the cutter mechanism. The label is cut. The black label is pulled back into the printer so it can be printed.
Partial Cut - Check this option to partial cut the label.

Vertical Offset - Allows you to configure the vertical offset.


Partial Cut

Check this option to partial cut the label.


Restore Defaults

Use this button to restore the selected symbology default values.


Codabar


Codabar Orientation


Codabar Width


Codabar Radio wide bar


Codabar Bar Code Height


Human Readable
Codabar Human Readable


Codabar Mod 16


Codabar Mod 16 Orientation


Codabar Mod 16 Width


Codabar Mod 16 Radio wide bar


Codabar Mod 16 Bar Code Height


Codabar Mod 16 Human Readable


Code 128


Code 128 Orientation


Code 128  Width


Code 128 Radio wide bar


Code 128 Bar Code Height


Code 128 Human Readable


Code 39


Code 39 Orientation


Code 39 Width


Code 39 Radio wide bar


Code 39 Bar Code Height


Code 39 Human Readable


Code 39 Full ASCII


Code 39 Full ASCII Orientation


Code 39 Full ASCII Width


Code 39 Full ASCII Radio wide bar


Code 39 Full ASCII Bar Code Height


Code 39 Full ASCII Human Readable


Code 39 Full ASCII mod 43 C/S


Code 39 Full ASCII mod 43 C/S Orientation


Code 39 Full ASCII mod 43 C/S Width


Code 39 Full ASCII mod 43 C/S Radio wide bar


Code 39 Full ASCII mod 43 C/S Bar Code Height


Code 39 Full ASCII mod 43 C/S Human Readable


Code 39 Mod 43 C/S


Code 39 mod 43 C/S Orientation


Code 39 mod 43 C/S Width


Code 39 mod 43 C/S Radio wide bar


Code 39 mod 43 C/S Bar Code Height


Code 39 mod 43 C/S Human Readable


Code 93


Code 93 Orientation


Code 93 Width


Code 93 Radio wide bar


Code 93 Bar Code Height


Code 93 Human Readable


EAN - 13


EAN - 13 Orientation


EAN - 13 Width


EAN - 13 Radio wide bar


EAN - 13 Bar Code Height


EAN - 13 Human Readable


EAN - 13 addon 2


EAN - 13 addon 2 Orientation


EAN - 13 addon 2 Width


EAN - 13 addon 2 Radio wide bar


EAN - 13 addon 2 Bar Code Height


EAN - 13 addon 2 Human Readable


EAN - 13 addon 5


EAN - 13 addon 5 Orientation


EAN - 13 addon 5 Width


EAN - 13 addon 5 Radio wide bar


EAN - 13 addon 5 Bar Code Height


EAN - 13 addon 5 Human Readable


EAN - 8


EAN - 8 Orientation


EAN - 8 Width


EAN - 8 Radio wide bar


EAN - 8 Bar Code Height


EAN - 8 Human Readable


EAN - 8 addon 2


EAN - 8 addon 2 Orientation


EAN - 8 addon 2 Width


EAN - 8 addon 2 Radio wide bar


EAN - 8 addon 2 Bar Code Height


EAN - 8 addon 2 Human Readable


EAN - 8 addon 5


EAN - 8 addon 5 Orientation


EAN - 8 addon 5 Width


EAN - 8 addon 5 Radio wide bar


EAN - 8 addon 5 Bar Code Height


EAN - 8 addon 5 Human Readable


Facing Ident Mark


Facing Ident Mark Orientation


Facing Ident Mark Width


Facing Ident Mark Radio wide bar


Facing Ident Mark Bar Code Height


Facing Ident Mark Human Readable


 Interleaved 2 of 5


Interleaved 2 of 5 Orientation


Interleaved 2 of 5 Width


Interleaved 2 of 5 Radio wide bar


Interleaved 2 of 5 Bar Code Height


Interleaved 2 of 5 Human Readable


Maxicode


MSI Plessey


MSI Plessey Orientation


MSI Plessey Width


MSI Plessey Radio wide bar


MSI Plessey Bar Code Height


MSI Plessey Human Readable


MSI Plessey 2 x mod 10 C/S


MSI Plessey 2 x mod 10 C/S Orientation


MSI Plessey 2 x mod 10 C/S Width


MSI Plessey 2 x mod 10 C/S Radio wide bar


MSI Plessey 2 x mod 10 C/S Bar Code Height


MSI Plessey 2 x mod 10 C/S Human Readable


MSI Plessey mod 10 C/S


MSI Plessey mod 10 C/S Orientation


MSI Plessey mod 10 C/S Width


MSI Plessey mod 10 C/S Radio wide bar


MSI Plessey mod 10 C/S Bar Code Height


MSI Plessey mod 10 C/S Human Readable


MSI Plessey mod 11 and mod 10 C/S


MSI Plessey mod 11 and mod 10 C/S Orientation


MSI Plessey mod 11 and mod 10 C/S Width


MSI Plessey mod 11 and mod 10 C/S Radio wide bar


MSI Plessey mod 11 and mod 10 C/S Bar Code Height


MSI Plessey mod 11 and mod 10 C/S Human Readable


PDF417


PDF417 Orientation


PDF417 Unit width


PDF417 Unit height


PDF417 Columns


PDF417 Security level


Postnet


Postnet Orientation


Postnet Width


Postnet Radio wide bar


Postnet Bar Code Height


Postnet Human Readable


UCC/EAN 128


UCC/EAN 128 Orientation


UCC/EAN 128 Width


UCC/EAN 128 Radio wide bar


UCC/EAN 128 Bar Code Height


UCC/EAN 128 Human Readable


UPC - A


UPC - A Orientation


UPC - A Width


UPC - A Radio wide bar


UPC - A Bar Code Height


UPC - A Human Readable


UPC - A addon 2


UPC - A addon 2 Orientation


UPC - A addon 2 Width


UPC - A addon 2 Radio wide bar


UPC - A addon 2 Bar Code Height


UPC - A addon 2 Human Readable


UPC - A addon 5


UPC - A addon 5 Orientation


UPC - A addon 5 Width


UPC - A addon 5 Radio wide bar


UPC - A addon 5 Bar Code Height


UPC - A addon 5 Human Readable


UPC - E


UPC - E Orientation


UPC - E Width


UPC - E Radio wide bar


UPC - E Bar Code Height


UPC - E Human Readable


UPC - E addon 2


UPC - E addon 2 Orientation


UPC - E addon 2 Width


UPC - E addon 2 Radio wide bar


UPC - E addon 2 Bar Code Height


UPC - E addon 2 Human Readable


UPC - E addon 5


UPC - E addon 5 Orientation


UPC - E addon 5 Width


UPC - E addon 5 Radio wide bar


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Font Download
Font Download (Dialog Box)

Font

Lists all the available fonts

Size

Lists all the available sizes. The sizes in the Size list depend on the selected font and selected printer.

Style

Select Bold, Italic or Bold & Italic to apply these formats to the selected text.

Choose Regular to remove bold or italic formatting.

Effects

Select the formatting options you want, or clear the check box to remove the formatting.

•	Strikeout - Draws a line through the selected text (Strikeout).

•	Underline - Underlines the selected text (Underline).

Character Set

Select the character set you want to use.

Orientation

Allows you to select the orientation. (0,90,180,270 degrees)

ID

Displays the Printer ID names associated with the user fonts.  See the printer manual for more information.

Use the Font Download button to add the selected font to the available printer font list.

Important note: Downloaded bitmap fonts will not be listed as internal fonts.

When you use the same point size(s) that you have downloaded, the result will be improved throughput, as the internal fonts will be used.


Sample

Allows you to type a sample text to illustrate the final result.


Advanced Group
Printing to a File

This driver is capable of printing to a file so that you may examine the ZPL that is being sent to the printer. In Windows 9x, you need only set the port to FILE on the Details tab of the driver properties dialog. In Windows NT/2000/XP it is necessary to set up a local port. To set up a local port in Windows NT/2000/XP:

1.	From the Windows Start Menu choose Settings| Printers.

2.	Next, right click on the driver you want to work with and choose Properties.

3.	Click on the Ports tab.

4.	Click Add Port….

5.	Choose Local Port and then click New Port.

6.	Name the port. The name of the port will be the local drive, directory and file name that you want the driver output to sent to. For example, you might use the name “c:\Print.txt”. Once the driver is pointed at that port, all driver output will be sent to the file “Print.txt” on the C:\ drive.

7.	Once you have named the port, click OK and then click Close. The new port will appear in the list of available ports. It should be the selected port. If the new port is not already selected, select it.

8.	Check that Enable bidirectional support is selected. It should always be selected, no matter what port type you are using.

9.	Click OK to accept the change. The next time you print, the driver output will be sent to the newly created port – with the data being written into the file name you specified in step 6.


Paper size information
Paper Size

Displays information about the current selected paper size.


Digital Signature Warning

You may see this dialog box when installing the driver. If you do, click on the “Yes” button to continue with the installation. This driver has not been Digitally Signed, however it has been tested extensively for operating system compatibility.

The driver has been tested and is supported on the following operating systems:

•	Windows 95

•	Windows 98 SE

•	Windows ME

•	Windows NT v4.0

•	Windows 2000

•	Windows XP

The driver is also compatible with:

•	Windows 2000 Terminal Services

•	Citrix Metaframe v1.8 for Windows 2000.

(Windows and Windows Terminal Services are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Metaframe is a registered trademark of Citrix Systems, Inc.)