Pitney Bowes DocuMatch, Application Notes

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Integrated Mail System
DocuMatch Application Notes
Properties to display the setup options.
On the Fonts tab, you can select how fonts are down-
loaded to the printer. Outline fonts (available only if the
Graphics resolution is set to 600) generally give the highest
quality appearance. Bitmap fonts use less resources in the
printer and thus may reduce Waiting for Host messages
while complex jobs are running. Print TrueType as Graphics
forces the system to send all fonts to the printer as
bitmapped graphics and should generally not be used.
The Device Options tab affects how the driver manages
printer memory. If you are experiencing Printer out of
Memory errors, setting the memory tracking slider to
Conservative may resolve the problem.
The Generate Mail tab provides another way to access the
mail generation setup screen.
The Graphics tab lets you adjust graphics settings for the
printer. 300 DPI (dots per inch) will reduce Waiting for Host
and Printer out of Memory problems at the expense of
slightly reduced graphics quality. 600 dpi gives the best
graphics quality. Dithering affects how grayscale images
are rendered. Coarse gives the fastest performance, at the
expense of reduced graphics quality. Error diffusion gener-
ally gives the best appearance for photos, but is less
efficient and thus produces more Waiting for Host and
Printer out of memory errors.
The Intensity slider adjusts the overall brightness of graph-
ics. On newer Lexmark-Based systems, you can also
select Vector graphics, which gives much more efficient
rendering of lines and boxes.
Selecting DocuMatch Driver Options, continued