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Note: The PostScript code contained in the file IPCONFIG.PS is also available for the Macintosh. The file name is Configure IP.

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1. Open the file using any text editor. (To ensure that the file remains pure PostScript, it is recommended that you use a "plain text" editor such as EDIT in DOS or Notepad in Windows, rather than a word-processing application like Microsoft Word. If you must use a word-processing application, make sure that you save the file as plain text.)

2. Make the appropriate changes to the file according to the instructions contained in the file.

3. Save the file as plain text.

4. Send the file to the printer by any convenient method. Since the printer is not yet set up for TCP/IP operation, you cannot send the file to the printer over an TCP/IP connection; use a parallel, EtherTalk, TokenTalk or NetWare connection.

   If you send the file to the printer over a parallel connection, you must add Control-D characters to the beginning and end of the file. You can use the batch file ADDCTRLD.BAT to do this. The files ADDCTRLD.BAT, CTRLD.PS, and IPCONFIG.PS must all be in the same directory. Copy the files to your hard disk before you begin. To use ADDCTRLD.BAT to add Control-D's to the file IPCONFIG.PS, type the following command:

   ADDCTRLD IPCONFIG.PS