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• Downloading files from Windows 3.1

• Downloading files from Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0

• Downloading files from DOS

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Note: If your printer is connected to an optional Novell or TCP/IP network, you should follow the instructions provided with your network software.

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1. See Installing the PC utility files to locate the printer's utility files.

2. Select the utility file you want to send to the printer, for example RESET.PS.

3. From the File menu, select Copy. The Copy dialog box appears with the utility file you selected listed in the From field.

4. In the To field, type the port your printer is connected to. For example, type LPT1: for a parallel port connection, then click OK.

5. If the Confirm File Replace dialog box appears, click Yes to continue; the file is downloaded to the printer.

1. See Installing the PC utility files to locate the printer's utility files.

2. Click Start in the taskbar on your screen.

3. In the menu that appears select Programs.

4. Select MS-DOS Prompt from the list.

5. Type the following command:
   • If your printer is connected to the parallel (LPT) port, type the following command (where x is 1, 2, or 3):
     COPY RESET.PS LPTx:

     If your printer is connected to an optional Novell or TCP/IP network, you should follow the instructions provided with your network software.

1. See Installing the PC utility files to locate the printer's utility files.

2. Use the DOS COPY command to send the desired file to the printer. For example, to reset the printer you would send the RESET.PS file to the printer.
   • If your printer is connected to the parallel (LPT) port, type the following command (where x is 1, 2, or 3):
     COPY RESET.PS LPTx:

     If your printer is connected to an optional Novell or TCP/IP network, you should follow the instructions provided with your network software.