dControl The Control menu provides access to printer control commands. eReset This command performs a printer reset. Any temporary fonts and macros are deleted and any partial pages of data which may have been received by the printer are printed. fSelf-Test This command performs a printer self-test. During the test, the printer will check its internal electronics. This test usually takes approximately 30 seconds. Depending on the model of LaserJet being used, a printing test might be performed which would generate printed output. gEject This command causes any partial pages of data which may have been received by the printer to be printed. If none is available, an empty page is printed. hJob The Job menu provides access to printer job control commands. iNumber Copies This command selects the number of printed copies of each page. Default: 1 Range : 1 to 99 (1 to 32767 for LaserJet IIISi) jLeft Offset This command designates the position of the logical page across the width (short side) of the physical page. Positive values cause the logical page to move right along the width of the physical page. Negative values cause the logical page to move left along the width of the physical page. Units : 720ths of an inch. Default: 0 Range : -32767 to 32767 (valid to 2 decimal places) kTop Offset This command designates the position of the logical page along the length (long-side) of the physical page. Positive values cause the logical page to move down along the length of the physical page. Negative values cause the logical page to move up along the length of the physical page. Units : 720ths of an inch. Default: 0 Range : -32767 to 32767 (valid to 2 decimal places) lSimplex/Duplex This command designates either simplex or duplex printing. Simplex mode prints an image on only one side of a sheet (page). Duplex mode prints images on both sides of a sheet. Long-Edge bound duplexed pages are bound along the length of the physical page. Short-Edge bound duplexed pages are bound along the width of the physical page. Default: Simplex mNext Page Side This command causes a form feed and designates which side of the sheet to print. This command gives you the ability to skip a page while duplexing or to specify which side of a page to begin duplexing on. Default: Next Side nSeparate Next Job Job separation provides a means of identifying one print job from others in the printer's output tray. It usually does this by physically offsetting one print job from the next. When "Yes" is selected, the Separate Next Job command toggles the printer's separation mechanism. Default: No oPage The Page menu provides access to printer page control commands. pPaper Source The Paper Source command designates the location to feed paper from. Default: Upper Tray qPaper Destination The Paper Destination command designates the location to feed paper to. Default: Upper Output Bin rPaper Size The Paper Size command designates the size of the paper. If the paper size selected differs from that of the installed paper tray size and the requested paper size is not currently available in another nonsecure source, then a message is displayed on the printer control panel requesting installation of a paper tray of the selected size. Default: Letter sOrientation Orientation defines the position of the logical page and the default direction of print with respect to the physical page. The direction of print is as follows: Portrait - Print Rotated 0ø Landscape - Print Rotated 90ø Reverse Portrait - Print Rotated 180ø Reverse Landscape - Print Rotated 270ø Default: Portrait tLeft Margin This command designates the distance from the left edge of the physical page to the print image in inches. Units : Inches. Default: 0 Range : 0 to 14 (valid to 2 decimal places) uRight Margin This command designates the distance from the right edge of the physical page to the print image in inches. Units : Inches. Default: 0 Range : 0 to 14 (valid to 2 decimal places) vTop Margin This command designates the distance from the top edge of the physical page to the print image in inches. Units : Inches. Default: .5 Range : 0 to 14 (valid to 2 decimal places) wBottom Margin This command designates the distance from the bottom edge of the physical page to the print image in inches. Units : Inches. Default: .5 Range : 0 to 14 (valid to 2 decimal places) xPerforation Skip The perforation region is the distance from the bottom of the text area (bottom margin) of one page to the top of the text area (top margin) of the next. When Perforation Skip is enabled the bottom and top margins are respected. When Perforation Skip is disabled they are not. Default: Enabled yHorizontal Index Horizontal Index designates the width of each character column. When a fixed spaced font is selected, Horizontal Index affects all printable characters including the space and backspace characters. When a proportional spaced font is selected, Horizontal Index affects only the space character. Each font has a default Horizontal Index. If you would like to use the font's Horizontal Index, select "Set by Font Pitch". If you would like to specify your own, select "Override". Default: Set by Font Pitch zHorizontal Index - Override Override allows you to specify your own Horizontal Index. Units : 120ths of an inch. Default: Set by Font Pitch Range : 0 to 32767 (valid to 4 decimal places) {Vertical Index Vertical Index designates the height of each character row. (The vertical distance the cursor will move each line feed.) You may either select one of the presets or "Other". Selecting "Other" allows you to specify your own Vertical Index. Units : 48ths of an inch. Default: 8/48 Inch Range : 0 to 32767 (valid to 4 decimal places) |End of Line Wrap End of Line Wrap defines the action that occurs when a line of text reaches the right margin. When End of Line Wrap is enabled, a character or space that would move the cursor to the right of the right margin causes a CR-LF (Carriage Return-Line Feed) to be executed (prior to the printing of the character or space). When End of Line Wrap is disabled, a character or space that would move the cursor to the right of the right margin will be clipped. Default: Disabled }Line Termination Line Termination designates the way the printer interprets CR (Carriage Return), LF (Line Feed), and FF (Form Feed) characters. Example: Selecting CR=CR/LF,LF=LF,FF=FF causes the printer to insert a LF (Line Feed) for each CR (Carriage Return) received. Default: CR=CR,LF=LF,FF=FF ~Font The Font menu provides access to printer font control commands. These commands are subject to the limitations of the fonts offered internally or on a cartridge by your printer. For example: If none of the fonts have an Extra Bold stroke weight, selecting Extra Bold will have no effect. Default Font The printer maintains two independent font tables for use in selecting a primary font and a secondary font. This command provides access to these two distinct fonts, only one of which is selected at a given time. Since these are two separate and distinct fonts, the characteristics of each may be entirely different. Default: Primary €Select Font This command provides you with an alternate way of selecting fonts. Instead of changing font characteristics manually until the selected font is desired, you may use this command to select a preset font. A preset may be selected from either internal or cartridge presets. Cartridge Fonts Before selecting a cartridge preset, you must specify the name of a cartridge preset file. Since multiple cartridges may be used, multiple preset files may be maintained. To create a cartridge preset file, use the JPCONFIG program. ‚Cartridge Fonts Filename Enter the name of a cartridge font preset file. (To create a cartridge preset file, use the JPCONFIG program.) If a file extension isn't entered, the extension ".FNT" is assumed. ƒFont Preset Selection Look for the font characteristics you desire. Press Enter to select those characteristics and make them active. Press Esc to abort. „Symbol Set The symbol set identifies the specific characters and/or symbols provided by a font. Each symbol set is defined with a specific application in mind. For example, the legal and math symbol sets were designed to support legal and scientific applications. You may select a symbol set from the list given, or you may select "Other" (located at the bottom of the list). Selecting "Other" allows you to select an unsupported symbol set. You need only supply the symbol set code (or ID #). (See your printer manual for a list of symbol set codes.) Default: Roman-8 …Spacing Fonts can be either fixed or proportionally spaced. Fixed spaced fonts are those in which the distance between characters is constant. Proportionally spaced fonts are those in which the distance between characters varies with the natural shape of each character. NOTE: Most scaleable fonts are proportionally spaced. If you're attempting to select a scaleable font, make sure you select the correct spacing. Default: Fixed †Pitch Pitch defines the number of characters printed in a horizontal inch. Pitch only applies to fixed spaced fonts since the number of characters per inch varies for proportional fonts. Units : Characters Per Inch Default: 10 Range : .1 to 576 (valid to 2 decimal places) ‡Height The height of a font is the measurement of the body of the type in points; a point being 1/72nd of an inch. The body of the type is slightly greater than the distance from the bottom of a descender to the top of an unaccented capital letter. NOTE: If you're selecting a scaleable font, any desired height may be entered. The printer will then scale the font to the requested height. Units : 1 Point (72nd of an inch) Default: 12 Range : .25 to 999.75 (valid to 2 decimal places) ˆStyle Style is defined by the three following characteristics: posture (upright, italic), width (condensed, normal, expanded, etc.), and structure (solid, outline, shadow, etc.). You may select a style from the list given, or you may select "Other" (located at the bottom of the list). Selecting "Other" allows you to select an unsupported style. You need only supply the style code. (See your printer manual for a list of style codes.) Default: Upright ‰Stroke Weight Stroke weight defines the thickness of the strokes that compose the characters. Select a stroke weight from the list given. Default: Medium ŠTypeface Typeface identifies the design of the symbols (characters) of the font. Each typeface has unique and distinguishing design characteristics. You may select a typeface from the list given, or you may select "Other" (located at the bottom of the list). Selecting "Other" allows you to select an unsupported typeface. You need only supply the typeface code. (See your printer manual for a list of typeface codes.) Default: Courier ‹Underline Underline controls automatic text underlining. When fixed underlining is selected, the underline is drawn at 5/300ths of an inch below the baseline. When floating underlining is selected, the underline position is determined by the greatest underline distance below the baseline of all of the fonts printed on the current line. Default: Disabled ŒOther The Other menu provides access to other commands printer related. Print Control String This option allows you to manually enter a control string to be sent to the printer. A control string is a group of characters that instructs the printer to perform a certain function or command. The control string can be a combination of commands or can simply be a line of text to be printed. LaserJet printer commands are preceded by an escape character (escape code). The escape code looks like an arrow pointing to the left (). To enter the escape code, press the Esc key while you're editing the control string. (See your printer manual for a list of control strings and uses.) ŽPrint Envelope This option allows you to easily print envelopes on your LaserJet. Envelope Source The Envelope Source command designates the location to feed the envelope from. Default: Upper Tray Envelope Size The Envelope Size command designates the size of the envelope to print. Default: Monarch ‘From Address From Top This command designates the distance in inches from the top of the envelope that the "From" address should be printed. Units : Inches Default: .5 Range : 0 to 14 (valid to 2 decimal places) ’From Address From Left This command designates the distance in inches from the left of the envelope that the "From" address should be printed. Units : Inches Default: .5 Range : 0 to 14 (valid to 2 decimal places) “To Address From Top This command designates the distance in inches from the top of the envelope that the "To" address should be printed. Units : Inches Default: 2.25 Range : 0 to 14 (valid to 2 decimal places) ”To Address From Left This command designates the distance in inches from the left of the envelope that the "To" address should be printed. Units : Inches Default: 5 Range : 0 to 14 (valid to 2 decimal places) •Print Envelope Enter the "FROM" and "TO" addresses. To import either the "FROM" or "TO" address off the screen, press F2 while the cursor is in either the "FROM" or "TO" address box. To finish and print the envelope, press F3. –Import Address - Mark Address Start Use the arrow keys to navigate around the screen. Place the cursor on the first character of the first line of the address you wish to import. Then press Enter. —Import Address - Mark Address End Use the arrow keys to extend the box so that it covers the complete address you wish to import. Then press Enter. ˜Print File This option allows you to print a file to your LaserJet. ™System The System menu provides access to system commands. šLoad Setup This option allows you to restore a setup from file. The following is restored: Job Settings Page Settings Font Settings Current Cartridge Filename Print Envelope Settings Envelope "FROM" Address ›Save Setup This option allows you to save the current setup to a file. The following is saved: Job Settings Page Settings Font Settings Current Cartridge Filename Print Envelope Settings Envelope "FROM" Address œInstall This option allows you to install JetPilot in memory as a TSR (Terminate but Stay Resident) program. Once done, you may activate JetPilot at any time later by pressing the activation hotkey. The default activation hotkey is Ctrl-Alt-J (Hold down the Ctrl and Alt keys and press J). The activation hotkey may be changed using the JetPilot Configuration program JPCONFIG. Uninstall This option allows you to uninstall JetPilot from memory. Once done, all memory used by JetPilot is freed for other programs to use. žCopyright This option displays the JetPilot copyright.