Showing posts with label page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label page. Show all posts
Saturday, June 1, 2013
HP Color LaserJet CP3525 demo page
To print a color demo page from a Color LaserJet CP3525:
- Press the down arrow on the printers operation panel until "INFORMATION" is the highlighted option
- Press the OK button to select it
- Press the down arrow until "PRINT DEMO" is the highlighted option
- Press OK
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- Press the down arrow on the printers operation panel until "INFORMATION" is the highlighted option
- Press the OK button to select it
- Press the down arrow until "PRINT DEMO" is the highlighted option
- Press OK
Friday, May 24, 2013
Dell Laser Printer 1710n configuration page
You can print a configuration page from the Dell 1710n by pressing and releasing the Continue button on top of the printer. The config page includes a lot of detailed information, including page count, toner and drum status, paper settings, and network setup.
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Konica Minolta bizhub C35 configuration page
Instructions for printing a configuration page from a Konica Minolta bizhub C35 can be found on page 8-4 of the copiers reference guide:
- Press the Utility/Counter button
- On the touch screen, select User Settings
- Select Print Settings
- Select Print Reports
- Select Configuration Page
- Select Print
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- Press the Utility/Counter button
- On the touch screen, select User Settings
- Select Print Settings
- Select Print Reports
- Select Configuration Page
- Select Print
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Lexmark X204n configuration page
On the Lexmark X204n printer, the configuration page is called a menu settings page. To print out this page (which includes the page count, basic network settings, and printer configuration settings):
- Press the Menus button.
- Scroll to the right with the arrow key until "Reports" is displayed on the screen.
- Press the check mark button to select it.
- Scroll to the right until "Menu Settings" is displayed.
- Press the check mark button.
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- Press the Menus button.
- Scroll to the right with the arrow key until "Reports" is displayed on the screen.
- Press the check mark button to select it.
- Scroll to the right until "Menu Settings" is displayed.
- Press the check mark button.
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Konica Minolta bizhub C203 page count
To view the page count for a Konica Minolta bizhub C203 copier:
- Press the Utility/Counter button
- Select Meter Count in the upper left part of the screeen
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- Press the Utility/Counter button
- Select Meter Count in the upper left part of the screeen
Monday, February 18, 2013
web page printing Printer Basics
Printing Web pages is not a simple job. Usually Web pages are designed to be displayed on a screen only. Therefore you have to face the following problems:
• The screen’s format differs from the format of a sheet of paper, even when you use the landscape format.
• Often Web pages show bright letters in front of a dark background.
A printout may need much toner or ink as well as the printout might
be difficult to read.
• The pictures or graphics on a Web page normally have a resolution optimised for the display on a screen. As printers work with a
higher resolution, the outcome might be of a much lower quality.
• Information referring to the same topic is often spread over several
Web pages connected by hyperlinks, so you might have to print
every single Web page individually.
The problems of printing Web pages are known to Web designers. Some of them might offer you two versions of a Web page, one optimised for being displayed on the screen and one for printing. If you want to print out a Web page, look out for a link that leads you to
the print version. Some problems, e.g. the lower resolution of online pictures, cannot be solved. Certain problems can be solved if you choose the right options offered by your Web browser.
Different browsers offer different options. The following explains the most important options offered by Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.
Before you actually start the print job, you can choose certain options
either in the Page Setup Dialog or in the Print Dialog.
Open the Page Setup or the Print Dialog from the File menu. Both
dialogs may offer some of the printer options besides the ones
referring specially to Websites. Choose,
• which information has to appear in the header and the footer of the
page, e.g. the URL or the title of the Web page
• whether the Web page has to be scaled to fit the paper format
• whether the background has to be printed or not and whether the
letters are to be printed in black.
Web pages containing frames:
• choose if only the marked frame is to be printed, all frames should
be printed individually or the whole page as it is displayed on the
screen.
Web pages containing hyperlinks:
• choose whether the corresponding Web pages are to be printed
within the same print job.
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• The screen’s format differs from the format of a sheet of paper, even when you use the landscape format.
• Often Web pages show bright letters in front of a dark background.
A printout may need much toner or ink as well as the printout might
be difficult to read.
• The pictures or graphics on a Web page normally have a resolution optimised for the display on a screen. As printers work with a
higher resolution, the outcome might be of a much lower quality.
• Information referring to the same topic is often spread over several
Web pages connected by hyperlinks, so you might have to print
every single Web page individually.
The problems of printing Web pages are known to Web designers. Some of them might offer you two versions of a Web page, one optimised for being displayed on the screen and one for printing. If you want to print out a Web page, look out for a link that leads you to
the print version. Some problems, e.g. the lower resolution of online pictures, cannot be solved. Certain problems can be solved if you choose the right options offered by your Web browser.
Different browsers offer different options. The following explains the most important options offered by Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.
Before you actually start the print job, you can choose certain options
either in the Page Setup Dialog or in the Print Dialog.
Open the Page Setup or the Print Dialog from the File menu. Both
dialogs may offer some of the printer options besides the ones
referring specially to Websites. Choose,
• which information has to appear in the header and the footer of the
page, e.g. the URL or the title of the Web page
• whether the Web page has to be scaled to fit the paper format
• whether the background has to be printed or not and whether the
letters are to be printed in black.
Web pages containing frames:
• choose if only the marked frame is to be printed, all frames should
be printed individually or the whole page as it is displayed on the
screen.
Web pages containing hyperlinks:
• choose whether the corresponding Web pages are to be printed
within the same print job.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Solid Black Line on Printed Page
One of the most common problem in photocopiers and printers is "solid black line on printed pages". The reasons behind this issue can be so different but you may follow some easy steps to fix this problem yourself before calling for technical support.
First of all have a brief look inside the printer. If it is dirty (paper dust, toner etc) just clean it well. You may like to use an air blower to accomplish this task. If you got a photocopier, clean the scanning glass surface with a wet cloth. Some copier machines have two glasses (big and a small one in case the copier has auto document feeder). Dont forget to clean the small glass lying under the ADF paper path.
If your laser printer is printing black solid lines continuously than most probably its drum has gone and need to be replaced. Rarely a dirty corona wire or charge roller also cause this problem. Since modern printers have all these components in one package so you need not to be worried about which of these parts is defective. Just take a breath and purchase whole drum unit (somtimes called an "imaging unit").
Non original toners are cost effective but since they are not always fully compatible with printers, their particles may reside on the fixing rollers making a thin layer of toner which finally results in black solid line on printed pages.
In inkjet printers a faulty print head causes solid black line. Fortunately most of the printer manufacturers provide some kind of utilities to clean the print head. If it doesnt work replace the print head.
First of all have a brief look inside the printer. If it is dirty (paper dust, toner etc) just clean it well. You may like to use an air blower to accomplish this task. If you got a photocopier, clean the scanning glass surface with a wet cloth. Some copier machines have two glasses (big and a small one in case the copier has auto document feeder). Dont forget to clean the small glass lying under the ADF paper path.
If your laser printer is printing black solid lines continuously than most probably its drum has gone and need to be replaced. Rarely a dirty corona wire or charge roller also cause this problem. Since modern printers have all these components in one package so you need not to be worried about which of these parts is defective. Just take a breath and purchase whole drum unit (somtimes called an "imaging unit").
Non original toners are cost effective but since they are not always fully compatible with printers, their particles may reside on the fixing rollers making a thin layer of toner which finally results in black solid line on printed pages.
In inkjet printers a faulty print head causes solid black line. Fortunately most of the printer manufacturers provide some kind of utilities to clean the print head. If it doesnt work replace the print head.
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