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Check the &quot;print quality&quot; (or something like it) setting in the driver. It may be set for best quality rather than draft.
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Check the "print quality" (or something like it) setting in the driver. It may be set for best quality rather than draft.

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Alternatively, you can use the Generic/Text Only driver that ships with Windows. It will *definitely* not use graphics mode.
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Alternatively, you can use the Generic/Text Only driver that ships with Windows. It will *definitely* not use graphics mode.

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Hi <br />
I using Dot Matrix printer to get printouts of reports from w windows application system the time it takes to print one page with n number of lines is 30 seconds for example, while a legacy dos based system printing same n number of lines takes 5 seconds<br />
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i am using EPSON LQ 300 dot matrix printer<br />
can some one guide me how i can solve this issue.<br />
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Regards<br />

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Hi 
I using Dot Matrix printer to get printouts of reports from w windows application system the time it takes to print one page with n number of lines is 30 seconds for example, while a legacy dos based system printing same n number of lines takes 5 seconds

i am using EPSON LQ 300 dot matrix printer
can some one guide me how i can solve this issue.

Regards


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