Canon LBP-1260C printer driver for OS/2 1.3, 2.x
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Release notes for new versions of this driver are contained in the file
RELx60C.TXT. This file describes how to install the driver.

In the following notes the term "LBP-x60C driver" refers to this driver, which
supports the Canon CaPSL LBP-1260C printer.

Installation
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Note: If creating an installation disk from a ZIP file, execute the
command file RESET60C on the installation disk before use.


Installing under OS/2 1.3
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If you have a previous version of the LBP-x60C driver already installed on your
system, you must perform the following steps before proceeding with the
installation.

1.  Open the Print Manager

2.  Select "Setup" from the menu bar

3.  Select "Printers..." from the menu

4.  Select each Canon LBP-x60C printer listed in turn, pressing the "Delete"
    button on the dialog to remove the printer

5.  Press the "OK" button on the dialog to finish the dialog

6.  Select "Setup" from the menu bar

7.  Select "Queues..." from the menu

8.  Select each queue connected to a Canon LBP-x60C printer listed in turn,
    pressing the "Delete" button on the dialog to remove the queue

9.  Press the "OK" button on the dialog to finish the dialog

10. Open the Control Panel

11. Select "Installation" from the menu bar

12. Select "Delete printer driver" from the menu

13. Select the LBP-x60C printer driver and press the "Delete" button on the
    dialog

14. Answer "Yes" to delete the driver file as well

To install the new driver from the installation disk, you should perform
the following steps

1.  Open the Print Manager

2.  Select "Setup" from the menu bar

3.  Select "Printer Install..." from the menu

4.  Press the "New..." button on the dialog

5.  Specify the drive containing the installation disk and press "OK"

6.  Select the model of your printer from the list given. The driver will
    be copied to your system and the printer models will appear in the
    printer list

7.  Set the parallel port appropriately and press "OK" to create the
    the printer and queue

If the system fails to copy the new driver to your hard disk it is probably
due to a previous version of the driver being locked. Reboot your system
and try the installation procedure again.


Installing under OS/2 2.x
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If you have a previous version of the LBP-x60C driver already installed on your
system, you must perform the following steps before proceeding with the
installation.

1.  Open a printer driver icon's settings dialog

2.  Delete any installed LBP-x60C drivers shown on the printer drivers list,
    either by dragging to the shredder or by selecting "Delete" on the
    icon's menu. When deleting the last driver icon, allow the system
    to delete the driver file as well

To install the new driver from the installation disk, you should perform
the following steps

1.  Open the drive icon containing the installation disk

2.  Open the LBP-x60C printer driver icon (labelled "LBPX60C.DRV"). (The
    system may take a long time to open the icon, please wait.) The
    system will display a window containing the Canon printer device names

3.  Select the icon most appropriate for your printer and drag the icon
    onto the desktop. This will install the printer driver on your system
    and create a queue to the printer. (The system may not position the
    printer icon at the place where you dropped it on the desktop.)

4.  Open the settings dialog on the printer icon and configure the settings
    according to your printer environment (i.e. output port, paper size,
    font cards, etc.)

If the system fails to copy the new driver to your hard disk it is probably
due to a previous version of the driver being locked. Reboot your system
and try the installation procedure again.



Application Notes
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1. Graduated polygon fills are time-consuming under Corel Draw. When printing
   pictures containing such objects, ensure the "Fountain Stripes" value
   on the Print dialog is set to the minimum value that will produce a
   reasonable quality. For most pictures a value between 8 and 16 should
   suffice. Increase the value for pictures with high contrast.