Re: Increasing the printed font size -- MIDRANGE-L

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These are a HP5740 (*HP520) and a HP930 (*HP500) both are PCL3e...

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Re: Increasing the printed font size

It depends on "which" Deskjet and what language they speak.
HPT can be a real crap shoot in results at times.

What model HP ???

kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I'm trying to use the follow url http://tinyurl.com/a3a97 to cause a 
> couple of HP Deskjets to print larger. COR is causing the data to be 
> printed at 17+ CPI when 13.3 is really what I want.

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