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#Check alignment

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#77355From: Kevin DeanNov 3, 1994 5:48 PM
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The printer driver is EPSON-24. I'll try the LPT1.DOS solution and let you know, probably over the weekend.
#77584From: Fred AhlNov 4, 1994 9:24 AM
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Kevin, >>>The printer driver is EPSON-24. I'll try the LPT1.DOS solution and let you know, probably over the weekend.<<< First try using the Epson LQ-510 driver for you check printer. Also use the fine alignment adjustment. This procedure is covered on page 286 of the QuickBooks for Windows User's Manual. If those efforts fail, connect the driver (Epson LQ-510) to LPT1.DOS. If there are still problems look in the QuickBooks/Windows library for the file titled 'How to Port Blast'. Let us know what happens Fred Ahl Intuit Sysop
#78175From: Kevin DeanNov 6, 1994 10:43 AM
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Fine alignment, from what I remember, is good for only 0.25". My printer is off by 0.5" or more.
#78208From: Randy StarkeyNov 6, 1994 12:30 PM
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Kevin, Use fine for *all* your alignment. It'll work. The course often doesn't get saved. HTH… —Randy 06-Nov-94 at 12:09p CDT