NOTES ON THE HP DESKJET CONTROL PANEL FOR DOS, VERSION 2.5
   (28/11/97)
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   NOTE: To print this file, enter "PRINT README2.TXT" 
         at the DOS (C:\DJ1120C>) prompt. (The default [PRN]
         is LPT1. If you have connected the printer to another
         port, enter that port in the command line, for example,
         LPT2 for parallel port 2). 
 
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   CONTENTS 
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   Using the DeskJet Control Panel 
   Command Line Switches 
   Known Problems 
 
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   USING THE DESKJET CONTROL PANEL
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   ACCESSING THE CONTROL PANEL (NON-RESIDENT) 
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   To access the Control Panel, type "DJCP" at the DOS 
   (C:\DJ1120C>) prompt.  
   If the \DJ1120C directory is in your PATH, you can
   access the Control Panel from any directory. 
 

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   COMMAND LINE SWITCHES
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   /Dx  Specifies the model number of the printer to which the
        Control Panel is connected.
        This version only supports DJ1120C.

   /Px  Specifies the parallel port to which the printer is
        connected. Valid values for "x" are 1, 2, or 3. If this
        switch is not included, the Control Panel will default
        to the port it used the last time you ran the Control
        Panel (or the value set during installation if you have
        not used the control panel before).

   /?   Displays help about using the DJCP command. 
 
   /H   Displays help about using the DJCP command. 
 
   /M   Changes the colors used in the Control Panel to be
        compatible with monochrome displays. 
 
   Example: To select the printer on parallel port 2 (lpt2),  
            type "DJCP /P2" at the DOS (C:\>) prompt. 

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   KNOWN PROBLEMS 
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   Changing Print Settings While a Document is Printing
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   If print settings are changed through the Control Panel
   while a document is currently printing, the printout may
   be corrupted, and the printer may not receive the new
   settings.