Epson EPL N3000D User Manual

							168Using the PostScript Printer Software (Macintosh) Layout
Pages per sheet
Specify how many pages of your document to print on one sheet 
of paper.
Layout direction
Specify whether the document should be laid out from left to right 
or right to left.
Border
Specify whether the document prints with a border around the 
edges of the page. The options are none, Single hairline, Single 
thin line, Double hairline, and Double thin line.
Duplex
Print on Both Sides
Select this check box to print on both sides of the paper.
Note:
You can select this check box only when necessary setting is made for 
the Duplex Unit. See “Changing the Printer Setup Settings” on page 
164 for information.
Binding
Allows you to select which edge of the document will be bound.
Note:
This setting is available only when the Print on Both Sides option is 
checked.
Output Options
Save as File
Select this check box to create a PDF or PostScript file.
Format
Select the format of the file that you are creating. Options are: PDF 
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Error Handling
PostScript Errors
No special reporting
When this radio button is selected, PostScript errors will not be 
reported.
Print detailed report
When this radio button is selected, a detailed report of the 
PostScript errors will be printed.
Paper Feed
All pages from
Select the paper source for your print job. The options are Auto 
Tray Select, MP Tray, Cassette 1, Cassette 2, Cassette 3, Manual 
Feed 1st Page, and Manual Feed EachPage. However, the actual 
paper sources that are available will differ according to the 
options installed.
First page from
Select the paper source for printing the first page of the document.
Remaining from
Select the paper source for printing the rest of the document after 
the first page.
Note:
❏Cassette 2 and Cassette 3 can be selected only if the 
corresponding optional cassette unit is installed on your printer.
❏If you are printing on a custom paper size created under the Custom 
Page Default setup option page on the Page Setup dialog box, the 
paper must be fed from the MP Tray. Only the Auto Tray Select 
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							170Using the PostScript Printer Software (Macintosh) Printer Features
Resolution
Select the resolution that you want to print in. The options are 
Fast and Quality. The Quality setting prints at a higher resolution, 
but the printing time will be longer.
RITech
Select this check box to use RITech when printing. RITech 
improves the appearance of printed lines, text, and graphics.
Toner Save
Select this check box to use the Toner Save feature when printing. 
When the Toner Save feature is turned on, the printer uses about 
50% less toner than normal.
Image Protect
Select this check box to give priority to the quality of the printed 
image. When this is selected, lossy compression is not used even 
when memory runs low during printing. If this check box is left 
unselected, lossy compression is used when memory resources 
are too low.
MediaType
Select the desired paper type to print on. The options are Normal, 
Thick, Transparency, and Extra Thick. Make sure to select the 
correct paper type to avoid smearing or wasting ink.
Summary
Displays all setting values in the Print dialog box.
 
						

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Chapter 6
Setting Up Your Printer on a Network
Sharing the Printer
This section describes how to share the printer on a standard 
Windows network.
The computers on a network can share a printer that is directly 
connected to one of them. The computer that is directly connected 
to the printer is the printer server, and the other computers are 
the clients which need permission to share the printer with the 
printer server. The clients share the printer via the printer server.
A cc o rd in g to  th e  v e rsi o ns  o f W i nd o ws  OS a n d  yo ur  a cce s s r ig hts  
on the network, perform the appropriate settings of the printer 
server and clients.
Setting the printer server
❏For Windows Me, 98, or 95, see “Setting Up Your Printer as a 
Shared Printer” on page 172.
❏For Windows XP, 2000, or NT 4.0, see “Using an additional 
driver” on page 174.
Setting the clients
❏For Windows Me, 98, or 95, see “With Windows Me, 98, or 
95” on page 181.
❏For Windows XP or 2000, see “With Windows XP or 2000” on 
page 182.
❏For Windows NT 4.0, see “With Windows NT 4.0” on page 
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							172Setting Up Your Printer on a Network Note:
❏When sharing the printer, be sure to set EPSON Status Monitor 3 
so that the shared printer can be monitored on the printer server. 
See “Setting Monitoring Preferences” on page 73.
❏If your computer is running the Windows operating system in a 
Windows Me, 98, or 95 environment, double-click the Network icon 
in the Control panel of the printer server and make sure that the 
“File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks” component is 
installed. Then, on both the printer server and the clients, make sure 
that the “IPX/SPX-compatible Protocol” or the “TCP/IP Protocol” 
is installed.
❏The printer server and clients should be set on the same network 
system, and they should be under the same network management 
beforehand.
❏The on-screen displays on the following pages may differ depending 
on the version of Windows OS.
Setting Up Your Printer as a Shared Printer
If the printer server’s operating system is Windows Me, 98, or 95, 
follow these steps to set up the printer server:
1. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
2. Double-click the Network icon.
3. Click File and Print Sharing on the Configuration menu.
4. Select the I want to be able to allow others to print to my 
printer(s). check box, then click OK.
5. Click OK to accept the settings.
 
						

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Note:
❏When “Insert the Disk” appears, insert the Windows Me, 98, 
or 95 CD-ROM in the computer. Click OK and then follow the 
on-screen instructions.
❏When the prompt to restart the computer appears, restart the 
computer and continue with the settings. See “For users 
restarting the computer” on page 173.
For users restarting the computer
Follow these steps if you had to restart the computer after 
performing the procedure above:
1. Double-click the Printers icon on the control panel.
2. Right-click EPSON EPL-N3000 Advanced icon, and click 
Sharing in the menu that appears.
3. Select the Shared As button, type the name in the Share Name 
box, and click OK. Type a Comment and Password if needed.
Note:
❏Do not use spaces or hyphens for the share name, or an error 
may occur.
❏When sharing the printer, be sure to set EPSON Status 
Monitor 3 so that the shared printer can be monitored on the 
printer server. See “Setting Monitoring Preferences” on page 
73.
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							174Setting Up Your Printer on a Network You need to set the client computers so that they can use the 
printer on a network. See the following pages for details.
❏“With Windows Me, 98, or 95” on page 181
❏“With Windows XP or 2000” on page 182
❏“With Windows NT 4.0” on page 186
Using an additional driver
If the printer server’s operating system is Windows 2000, XP, or 
Windows NT 4.0, you can install additional printer drivers in the 
server. The additional drivers are for client computers that have 
different operating systems from that of the server.
Follow these steps to set a Windows XP, 2000, or Windows NT 
4.0 as a printer server, and install the additional drivers:
Note:
❏You must access Windows XP, 2000, or Windows NT 4.0 as the 
Administrators of the local machine.
❏If the printer server’s OS is Windows NT 4.0, the additional driver 
can be used only on Service Pack 4 or later.
1. For a Windows 2000 or NT 4.0 printer server, click Start, point 
to Settings, and click Printers.
For a Windows XP printer server, click Start, point to Printers 
and Faxes. For Windows XP Home edition users, point to 
Control panel first, then click Printers and Faxes.
2. Right-click EPSON EPL-N3000 Advanced icon, and click 
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For Windows XP, if the following menu appears, click either 
Network Setup Wizard or If you understand the security risks 
but want to share printers without running the wizard, click 
here.
In either case, follow the on-screen instructions.
3. For a Windows 2000 or NT 4.0 printer server, select the 
Shared as button, then type the name in the Share Name box.
For a Windows XP printer server, select the Share this printer 
button, then type the name in the Share name box.
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Do not use spaces or hyphens for the Share name, or an error may 
occur.
4. Select the additional drivers.
Note:
If the computers of the server and clients use the same OS, you do 
not have to install the additional drivers. Just click OK after step3.
On the Windows NT 4.0 printer server
Select the Windows operating system that the clients are 
running on. For example, select Windows 95 to install the 
additional driver for the Windows Me, 98, or 95 clients. Then 
click OK.
Note:
❏You do not have to select Windows NT 4.0x86, because that 
driver has been already installed.
❏Do not select additional drivers other than Windows 95. The 
other additional drivers are not available.
On the Windows XP or 2000 printer server
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Click Additional Drivers.
Select Windows being used for clients then click OK.
For Windows Me, 98, or 95 
clientsSelect Intel Windows 95 or 
98 (and Me)
For Windows NT 4.0 clients Select Intel Windows NT 4.0 
or 2000
For Windows XP or 2000 
clientsIntel Windows XP (or 2000) 
may been already selected.