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4
Paper Loading
Chis
section
provides guideiines for selecting a
paper-
loading
metlwd,
as
weil
as instructions of loading
the
various
types
of
Paper
ou
‘11
typically
use.
PAPER LOADING FEATURES
The
P2OOOIP2X
offers several
Paper
loading features.
Loads
tut
sheets automatically.
\
Loads continuous
Papers
quickly and precisely.
The perforation of continuous
Papers
feeds automatically to the
edge
of the top cover
so that you
tan
tear off the last sheet.
The removable tractor allows you to load continuous
Papers
from the rear and bottom
of the Printer.
Continuous
Papers
tan
be backed away from the platen, and “parked,” enabling you
to load and use
tut
sheets without removinp continuous
Papers.
Refer to Appendix B for information on
Paper
specifications and print area dimensions-
ZERO MARGIN EMULATION FEATURE
The Pinwriter is shipped with the top margin preset so that the first print line will be
printed 0.93 inch down fiom the top edpe of a
Page.
Many word processing applications,
however, assume
that
the
Printer
is preset so that the
fust
print line will be printed at the
top of the
Page.
When using the Pinwriter with these applications, zero margin emulation
is
useful
for you to directly correlate the word processing document margins with printed
document
margins.
For example, the first print line of the Printer is at 0.3
inch
from the top of the
Page.
If
the top margin is set to 0.3
inch
or more (2 or more lines) in the word processing
application, the first line will be printed on the
Same
line as shown in the word processin;
document in the zero margin emulation
mode-
Setting the top margin to less than 0.3 inch is not recommended. If the top margin is set
to less than 0.3 inch in the word processinp
application,
document will start to print 0.3
inch
from
the top of
the
Paper.
In this
case,
the
margins
and position of the text on the
printed page would not duplicate the word processing document.
To enter the zero margin emulation mode, set
the
Zero
margin emulation setting in the
menu mode to “[ENABLE]” (see
Section
3 for details).
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