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Task 9: Set Up Your Software
This section gives a simple overview of the software-configuration tasks you need
to perform and is designed for those users unfamiliar with this type of task. It also
points to documents containing detailed, application-specific advice.
More experienced users may prefer to go straight to those documents.
For UNIX systems, see also the tips starting on page 1-40.
Basic Terminology
Application software Application software means the software from which you intend to send plots to
your plotter – for example, a CAD system, a graphics package, a desktop
publishing system etc.
Drivers Your application software needs to know to which type of plotter it is sending
information. This knowledge, and other configuration information, is held in a
“driver.” The driver is a piece of software that handles communications between
your application software and your plotter.
To make sure that your plotter prints exactly what you expect – in terms of size,
position, orientation and quality – use the correct driver for the combination of
your application software and your plotter.
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Setting Up the Plotter
Task 9: Set Up Your Software