3 Select the default paper size.
Note: The only options available are A4 and Letter. If you do not make a selection, Letter is used as the default.
4 Click Next.
Desktop Integration
The Desktop Integration option allows you to add Print Drivers to, or remove them from, the menu bar.
1 Click File Setup.
2 Click Desktop Integration.
3 Select the menu integration option you want to use.
4 Click Next.
Asian Drivers
You can enable Asian driver support which allows you to print using the Asian Font DIMM.
Note: For Linux, this option allows the flexibility to print with or without the Asian Font DIMM.
In order to use the Asian Drivers you must enable the Asian Drivers in the Print Drivers Setup, and then create a print
queue for the Asian model.
To enable Asian Drivers:
1 Click File Setup.
2 Click Asian Drivers.
3 Select Enable Asian Drivers.
4 Click Next.
When you create print queues using Asian Drivers, you must specify a printer with Asian in the model name. For more
information about creating print queues, see “Creating a print queue” on page 19.
CUPS
If you are using Linux with CUPS you may encounter printing problems due to mime types controlling how to filter
print jobs. In order for jobs to print correctly, you must remove this mime type, allowing the print jobs to filter properly.
1 Click File Setup.
2 Click CUPS.
3 Select Enable PCL Emulation Job Filtering.
4 Click Next.
Changing an administrative group name
The printer driver uses UNIX groups to separate those who have permission to add and remove queues from those
who do not.
During application setup, you are prompted to provide an administrative group name. The default administrative
group on all systems except AIX is “bin.” The default administrative group name on AIX is “printq.”
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