Owner's Manual

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Page Order

While processing a job with the Page Order print option set to Reverse, if the ColorPASS

hard disk becomes full, the ColorPASS may continue RIPping, the job, and the job may

not print. If this occurs, reboot the ColorPASS.

ColorPASS disk full

Jobs are stored in RAM ﬁrst and then on the ColorPASS hard disk when RAM becomes

full. The ColorPASS hard disk continues storing jobs until it reaches its capacity. If the

ColorPASS hard disk becomes full while processing a job, printing is cancelled

automatically when the job has these print option settings:

• Page Order set to Reverse

• Page Order set to Forward, Sorter Mode set to Collate, and Copies set to more than 2

If the job is cancelled in these cases, increase the available disk space and reprint the job.

Unprintable Area

When you access Unprintable Area in the Paper Size area from the Paper Source print

option bar, the default values may not be displayed correctly in the Unprintable Area dialog

box.

Also, values that you have speciﬁed in each ﬁeld may not be displayed correctly in the

Unprintable Area dialog box or may have no effect for printing.

Properties window

The RGB Separation option speciﬁed in the Windows 95/98/Me printer drivers may be

displayed as Printer’s Default in the Properties window, although the job will print normally

with the speciﬁed setting in the printer drivers.

Margins

Margins speciﬁed in the printer driver may not be correctly printed.

Setting up printing with Windows 95

After you install the Windows 95 PostScript printer driver and display the printer driver’s

Properties dialog box, some tabs may be missing in the Properties dialog box, preventing

you from specify certain settings. Although this situation occurs rarely, you can correct it by

ﬁrst uninstalling the driver and then reinstalling it. To reinstall, select Network Printer in

the Printer Type dialog box. Another solution is to set up SMB printing.

GDI applications

If you try to print an image from a GDI application (for example, Microsoft Word,

Imaging for Windows by Kodak, CanoBureau Workgroup series v2.1 or later) on

Windows 95/98/Me, and the data size of the image is large (for example, an A3 page size

with a resolution of 200 dpi), the image may not print at all. As a workaround, print from

Adobe Photoshop, from an illustration or page layout application, or from a

Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 computer.

See the

Color Guide

for more information on GDI applications.

Windows

95/98/Me printer

driver