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  3. September 2003

Font for printer connected via CA

I have an HP Laserjet 6P that's connected to my 400 via TCP/IP.  The system 
shows it configured as a 3812 and it will print listings okay.  Funny thing is 
the characters are squeezed together so that it makes it difficult to read 
(would be better if there was a little more space between characters).  Anyone 
run into this before and know how to fix it?  From looking at the configuration 
on the 400, it is setup as font identifier 011 and point size *none.  If this 
is what I need to change, how do you know what the identifiers are?  

TIA.

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