User's Manual

The Xerox Custom PostScript printer drivers
8-2 Guide to Printing Using Xerox Production Print Services
• Access to the printer job ticket items from within
applications
• Faster processing in many situations when compared to
the Microsoft PostScript printer driver, especially when
graphics are included in the document
• Improved efficient generation of PostScript files compared
to the Microsoft PostScript printer driver, and generally a
smaller PostScript file size
• PostScript Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 support. (Refer to
the tables in the “Job Ticket features by printer,” chapter
to determine which level of PostScript is supported by
your printer type.)
• Access to edge-to-edge printing
• Full printing capabilities and finishing options for users
who submit documents as PostScript PDL files
Printing a document
This section explains how to select the options and features
of the Xerox Custom PostScript printer driver for applications.
The procedure to access the user interface windows of the
PostScript driver varies for different software applications.
The most common procedure is included in this section.
Accessing the features and options
1. Select [Print] or [Print Setup] from the File pull-down
menu of your Windows application. The [Print Setup]
window opens.
2. Specify the following parameters as desired:
• Copies: The Copies setting in the Xerox Document
Submission dialog box overrides any settings that you
make here.
• Collate Copies: Select this option if it is available.
NOTE: Do not set the number of copies in the application
[Print] and [Print Setup] dialog boxes. Instead, set this
number in the Xerox Document Submission window.
Setting the copies in the [Print] and [Print Setup] dialog
boxes could cause unexpected results when the job is
printed.
3. Select [Printer] or [Setup].
4. Select the printer you intend to use.