The
LaserJet
printer
is
a Level III printer, meaning that all
applications written
for
Level
I,
II,
and III printers will operate
correctly
on
LaserJet
with
no
modification. The LaserJet+ and
LaserJet
500+
printers
are
level IV printers, meaning that all
applications written
for
Level
I,
II, III,
and
IV
printers will
operate
correctly
on
LaserJet+
and
LaserJet
500+
printers with
no
modification.
All
LaserJet
family printers support the following features, in
addition
to
the standard Level III features, which take advantage
of
some
of
the
printer's unique capabilities:
• Line termination
• End-of-line wrap-around
• Portrait/landscape orientation
• Select number
of
copies
•
Paper
input control
Applications written using these additional features may not
operate
as intended
on
other
Hewlett-Packard printers which
do
not
have these capabilities.
The LaserJet Printer
vs.
the LaserJet+ Printer
Chapter
II describes features which are common
to
all LaserJet
family printers
and
Chapter III describes only those features
which
are
LaserJet+
and
LaserJet
500+
features. In addition
to
the
LaserJet
printer features, the LaserJet+
and
LaserJet
500+
printers have the following features:
• Easily-selectable downloadable
soft
fonts
• Macros
for
overlay forms
and
other
frequently-used
commands
and
text
• Printer memory usage controlled by
the
user
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