## ImageWriter Prints Text Differently Than LaserWriter

Article ID: Q117472
Creation Date: 29-JUN-1994
Revision Date: 14-OCT-1994

The information in this article applies to:

- Apple ImageWriter

SYMPTOMS

The appearance of printed text varies depending on whether you print to an ImageWriter or a LaserWriter. Text printed on an ImageWriter is slightly expanded when compared to text printed on a LaserWriter.

CAUSE

This situation is caused by the difference in resolution (or dots per inch [dpi]) between the ImageWriter and LaserWriter.

RESOLUTION

The ImageWriter printer driver includes an option called Tall Adjusted. To adjust text printed on an ImageWriter to match text printed on a LaserWriter, select Tall Adjusted before formatting or printing documents to the ImageWriter. Use the following steps to select Tall Adjusted:

1. From the File menu, choose Page Setup.
2. Select the Tall Adjusted check box and click OK.

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