Lexmark W810 用户指南

Managing memory

The items you can store in flash memory or on disk depend on the printer language you 
use. If you’re using PostScript 3 emulation, you can store the following resources:

Adobe Type 1 and Type 3 format fonts

Type 42 format fonts

PostScript programs, such as user dictionaries

If you’re using PCL emulation, you can store:

PCL bitmap fonts

CompuGraphic-format PCL emulation scalable fonts

PCL macros (containing forms, logos, and so on)

User-defined PCL symbol sets

Note: You cannot download forms or logos that are not part of a macro.

You can create a special type of file called a demonstration program, or a 

demo program, 

using the Windows PostScript driver for the printer. Demo files can also be standard 
user-developed PostScript or PCL programs that you download to flash memory or disk 
from MarkVision. Once a demo is created, you can also use it as an overlay with the Post-
Script driver. 

Printing a demo file directly from the operator panel can be useful in environments such 
as banks, where regularly used forms can be printed at the touch of a button without the 
printer being attached to a host system.

You cannot store TrueType fonts directly onto flash or disk. If you have TrueType fonts you 
want to store on flash or disk, you must convert them into a PCL format supported by 
flash or disk. A font converter is included on the CD shipped with the printer.