Xerox 220e 参考指南
Using Fonts and SCSI Hard Disks
7
Printing Reference
7-7
Downloading Macintosh fonts
1.
The LaserWriter Utility is compressed into the Phaser 220
Utilities.sea archive Þle on the Macintosh Printer Utilities diskette,
and must be decompressed before you can use it. To decompress
this Þle, follow the steps listed under the topic ÒDecompressing
the Macintosh utility ÞlesÓ in Chapter 1, ÒBefore You Begin.Ó After
decompressing the Þle, continue with the steps listed below.
Utilities.sea archive Þle on the Macintosh Printer Utilities diskette,
and must be decompressed before you can use it. To decompress
this Þle, follow the steps listed under the topic ÒDecompressing
the Macintosh utility ÞlesÓ in Chapter 1, ÒBefore You Begin.Ó After
decompressing the Þle, continue with the steps listed below.
2.
Select the appropriate printer in the Chooser.
3.
Locate the LaserWriter Utility Þle in the folder on your hard disk
containing decompressed utility Þles. You may want to place this
utility in a Utilities folder, or leave the utility on your desktop if
you use it often.
containing decompressed utility Þles. You may want to place this
utility in a Utilities folder, or leave the utility on your desktop if
you use it often.
4.
Double-click on the LaserWriter Utility icon.
5.
To send fonts to the printer, use the Download Fonts command in
the File menu.
the File menu.
(To send PostScript Þles to the printer, refer to the topic ÒUsing the
LaserWriter Utility to send Þles to the printerÓ in Chapter 1,
ÒBefore You Begin.Ó)
LaserWriter Utility to send Þles to the printerÓ in Chapter 1,
ÒBefore You Begin.Ó)
6.
Select the font then click Open. The font is sent to the printer. The
font remains available until the printer is reset or switched off.
font remains available until the printer is reset or switched off.