Epson StylusRIP Adobe PostScript Quick Start Guide
Quick Setup Guide
EPSON StylusRIP™ gives you the power of PostScript® on your
EPSON Stylus
you have to know when to use StylusRIP—and when to use the
standard EPSON driver instead.
Here’s what to use StylusRIP for:
◗ Printing placed EPS or JPEG files
◗ Printing color separations
◗ Printing from complex PostScript-based drawing and
publishing applications like CorelDRAW,
Adobe
◗ Matching PANTONE
EPSON Stylus Photo)
For all other printing applications, use the standard EPSON driver
that came with your printer.
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printer. To get the most out of your printer,
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Illustrator,® and QuarkXPress.
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spot colors (not available for the
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This card gives you the basic steps for setting up and using
StylusRIP. For more detailed information, see your EPSON
StylusRIP User’s Guide.
1
Installing StylusRIP
Before you install the StylusRIP software, make sure you set up
your printer correctly and install the standard EPSON driver,
following the instructions that came with the printer. Try
printing from WordPad or Notepad to make sure everything
works correctly.
Then follow these steps:
1. Insert the StylusRIP diskette and CD-ROM in the
appropriate drives.
2. Run the
3. Install the Adobe PostScript printer driver located on the
CD-ROM.
Run the
on the CD-ROM. Follow the instructions on the screen to
install the driver. Make sure you choose
port and set the PostScript driver as your default printer
driver. When the program asks if you want to print a test
page, make sure you choose
4. Make sure your printer is turned on and connected to your
LPT1 port.
5. Run the
6. When the update is complete, turn off your printer.
Remove the CD-ROM and diskette from your computer.
7. Attach the PostScript logo sticker to the top of your
printer.
8. Turn your printer back on. It is now licensed and enabled
as a PostScript printer.
Setup.exe
Setup.exe
Update.exe
program located on the diskette.
program in the
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program on the diskette.
\Drivers\USA
FILE
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folder
as the printer
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