1. r10362en.exe Driver
2. README2.TXT File Contents

README2.TXT Driver File Contents (r10362en.exe)

README SUPPLEMENT FOR ADOBE PS DRIVERS


1. Collation
When printing multiple copies, turn off collation in the application and 
turn "Collate" on, on the "DeviceOption" tab.  With some applications, 
collation may significantly slow down your computer.  And, some functions 
may not work correctly.

2. Collate printing with CorelDraw8 is not supported
(Windows95/98 and WindowsNT4.0)
When collate and duplex printing are selected, printing an odd number page 
document will print the first page of the second copy on the back of the last 
page of the first copy.

3. MS Word98 document with mixed orientation.
(Macintosh)
Printing of Macintosh MS Word98 document with mixed paper orientation may 
produce unexpected result if multiple copies, staple, or duplex is selected.

4. Custom Page Size.
PostScript3 supports the custom paper size paper in the bypass tray only.

5. Staple
As the stapler is physically fixed in the finisher, the finisher staples all 
documents at the upper left corner of the paper when you see it from in front 
of the printer.

6. Printing from Macintosh PageMaker.
(Macintosh)
When printing a document from Macintosh PageMaker, the printer may show 
"Load Letter" on the operation panel and wait for letter paper.  
In order to avoid this wait, set letter paper in one of the input tray, or 
turn off Macintosh "Background Print".  
(Note you have to turn off "Background Print" from the Finder.)

7. Watermark and QuarkXpress 4.1
(Windows95/98/Me)
QuarkXpress 4.1 document may not be printed as expected if Watermark 
is selected. 

8. Printing Custom Size Document from MS-Word
(Windows95/98 and WindowsNT4.0)

When printing a custom size document from MS-Word, the printout may not fit on 
the paper even if the printer has the specified paper size in the bypass tray.
To avoid this problem, set up the desired custom paper size in the driver 
properties before you start MS-Word. 
The followings briefly explain the procedure to set up a custom paper size.

Note:
Do not set up a custom paper size from within the application's Print dialog. 
Creating or changing a new custom paper size does not take effect after the 
application is closed. In addition, the printout may not fit on paper even if 
the printer has the specified paper size in the bypass tray.

Windows 95/98
1. Open My Computer and double click Printers.
2. Click the desired PostScript printer and select Properties from the File 
   menu.
3. Select one of custom sizes in the Paper Size window in the Paper tab, and 
   click Custom button.
4. Specify a name, width and length of the desired custom size paper and click 
   OK.
5. Click OK to close the printer properties window.
6. Make sure that the custom size paper is set in the bypass tray.
7. Start MS-Word and print the custom size document.

Windows NT4.0
When printing MS Word document using Custom Size on Windows NT 4.0, the 
image will not be printed properly.