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About Your Printer

Various Printing Options

Double-sided printing
Fit to page printing
Pages per sheet printing
Watermark printing
Overlay printing
Using the Reserve Job function
Using the HDD form overlay function

This printer provides you with a variety of different printing options. You can print in various formats, or can print using many different types of paper.

The following explains the procedure for each type of printing. Choose the appropriate one for your printing.

Double-sided printing

Duplex Unit

Printing with the duplex unit (Windows)

Printing with the duplex unit (Macintosh)

Lets you print on both sides of paper.

Note:

You need an optional Duplex Unit installed in your printer in order to automatically print on both sides of paper.

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Fit to page printing

Resizing printouts (Windows)

Resizing printouts (Macintosh)

Note:

This function is not available with Mac OS X.

Lets you automatically enlarge or reduce the size of your document to fit the paper size you selected.

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Pages per sheet printing

Modifying the print layout (Windows)

Modifying the print layout (Macintosh)

Lets you print two or four pages on a single sheet.

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Watermark printing

Using a watermark (Windows)

Using a watermark (Macintosh)

Note:

This function is not available with Mac OS X.

Lets you print a text or image as a watermark on your printout. For example, you can put "Confidential" on an important document.

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Overlay printing

Using an overlay (Windows)

Lets you prepare standard forms or template on your printout that you can use as overlays when printing other documents.

Note:

The Overlay printing function is not available in the PostScript 3 mode.

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Using the Reserve Job function

Installing the Hard Disk Drive

Using the Reserve Job Function (Windows)

Using the Reserve Job Function (Macintosh)

Lets you print jobs that you stored in the printer's Hard Disk Drive later directly from the printer's control panel.

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Using the HDD form overlay function

Installing the Hard Disk Drive

Using HDD form overlay (Windows)

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