Xerox Phaser 340 User Guide

If you are using AppleTalk Network Software below version 58.x, you may 
experience a problem with random PostScript errors when printing.  If this is 
the case, you should upgrade the AppleTalk Network Software on your 
Macintosh computer.  

The printing problem is due to a timing conflict between the older AppleTalk 
software and the printer.  The PostScript errors can be any type of error or 
offending command, and may occur in any of the following situations:

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May occur more often over LocalTalk than EtherTalk.

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Sending the same file more than once may cause different errors or 
offending commands each time, or the file may print without 
an error.

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Files from some applications may print, while files from other 
applications may not.

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Documents saved to PostScript files and sent to the printer with a 
downloading utility may generate errors.

The AppleTalk software is available on the Phaser 340 CD-ROM.  To use the 
software, you must first make a floppy diskette copy of the Installer with 
Apple’s DiskCopy application.  

Insert the Phaser 340 CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM 
drive.

Open the Disk Images folder.

Locate the Network Software Installer.image file and double-click the 
file’s icon.

In the window that appears, click Make a Copy.

At the prompt, insert a blank 3.5-inch floppy diskette into your 
computer’s disk drive. (The diskette will be formatted 
automatically.)  The diskette automatically ejects when the copy 
is complete.