Toshiba 3520C Manuale Utente
Toshiba e-STUDIO3520c
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Above and Below: The touch screen’s Edit tab provides the user
with a multitude of image editing options.
with a multitude of image editing options.
The touch screen displaying several image-quality options for the
copy function.
copy function.
PCL AND POSTSCRIPT DRIVERS
As with control panels and touch screens, print-driver
design can vary enormously from manufacturer-to-
manufacturer. And, as with control panels and touch
screens, how easy it is—or isn’t—to make selections in the
print driver and navigate through it can significantly affect
user productivity.
Most vendors provide an emulation of PCL (printer control
language) developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company.
Some may also provide an emulation of PostScript,
developed by Adobe Systems Incorporated, or they may
license PostScript directly from Adobe. While the Adobe
PostScript driver is not the most user-friendly of print
drivers, the advantage is that many users are already
familiar with it. Alternately, some manufacturers may use
an emulation of PostScript and design their own print-driver
user interface, or may license PostScript from Adobe and
also design their own print-driver interface.
As with control panels and touch screens, print-driver
design can vary enormously from manufacturer-to-
manufacturer. And, as with control panels and touch
screens, how easy it is—or isn’t—to make selections in the
print driver and navigate through it can significantly affect
user productivity.
Most vendors provide an emulation of PCL (printer control
language) developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company.
Some may also provide an emulation of PostScript,
developed by Adobe Systems Incorporated, or they may
license PostScript directly from Adobe. While the Adobe
PostScript driver is not the most user-friendly of print
drivers, the advantage is that many users are already
familiar with it. Alternately, some manufacturers may use
an emulation of PostScript and design their own print-driver
user interface, or may license PostScript from Adobe and
also design their own print-driver interface.
Print-Driver Checklist
Do print drivers have identical user interfaces?
Yes
Are print drivers interfaces identical to other
vendor models?
vendor models?
Yes
Bidirectional communication within print drivers?
Yes
Auto device configuration from within print driver?
Yes
Does print-driver installation require rebooting of
the workstation?
the workstation?
No
Are print-driver deployment processes included?
Yes
Are print-driver deployment guidelines and
procedures included?
procedures included?
Yes