The LaserJet IIP is one of Hewlett-Packard's dominant line of laser printers. The book makes sense of the complicated tasks that make laser printers so valuable - from loading fonts to formatting spreadsheets to merging graphics into text. It explains the basics of laser printer technology; printer setup and configuration; the care and feeding of the LaserJet IIP; and upgrading the IIP with memory boards, PostScript cartridges, and other enhancements. The book devotes several chapters to the technical and aesthetic aspects of using laser fonts, providing both the rudiments of typography and detailed specifics on using fonts with the IIP. Special topics include printing envelopes and labels, troubleshooting, and using the IIP with a Macintosh.
Book Details
- Country: US
- Published: 1990
- Publisher: Peachpit Press
- Language: English
- Pages: 374
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