Xante Colour ScreenWriter, Руководство пользователя

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6-34 Configuration bb ______________________________________
Windows 2000: Go to the Print dialog box and click
Properties. Select Advanced: Document
Options: Printer Features: Tray Select
and choose the desired tray from the
drop down menu (fig. 15).
Do not use
the Paper/Quality: Tray Selection:
Paper Source selection in the Properties
window.
Windows NT: Go to the Print dialog box and click
Properties. Select Advanced: Document
Options: Printer Features: Tray Select
and choose the desired tray from the
drop down menu (fig. 16).
Do not use
the Advanced: Paper/Output: Paper
Source selection or the Page Setup:
Paper Source selection.
Enabling Tray Chaining
Use the UTILITY: TRAY SWITCH configuration menu or your
Print dialog box options to enable tray chaining. Your printer allows
you to chain to all paper cassettes if the following conditions are met.
• All selected media sources must contain the same size media. If
the printer detects a different size media when it switches to a
new tray, a
PAPER OUT
message appears.
• All trays must be properly inserted. When tray chaining is
enabled, an incorrectly positioned tray will prevent the printer
from printing.
Use the UTILITY: TRAY SWITCH configuration menu to change
the printer’s default tray chaining option. Normal enables tray
chaining to all installed paper cassettes. Off, the factory default,
disables tray chaining.
The Tray Switch menu appears in the Print dialog box of Windows
95 and 98; some Macintosh applications allow you to override
printer default settings for jobs sent to the printer from your system.
True enables tray chaining to all cassettes. False disables chaining.