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Your computer software (ie, Windows) will determine the print size, not the printer. The printer just takes the image from the computer and prints it. As example, you can increase the text font size of your document to make the text larger on your printer.
To make your printer to print larger characters, you should elaborate your document on your computer using a lager font size.
Specify what application are you using and may help you select a lager character size
mcdevito75 here, There may be a zoom feature on your printer or text size so what you print comes out larger, Maybe?? You can try to right click on view on your computer top left side od screen and click on text or zoom and see if your printer will pick up the larger size for you, I doubt it though that is usually for your viewing at the computer. If you have the original manual in hand, Pick up a magnifying glass at any Dollar store.
Ok...two items to check:
1. slow print can be caused by using True-Type fonts like Arial, Times New Roman, etc...these fonts do not reside in the firmware of the printer so Bartender has to download the fonts to the printer's memory hence the long print time. Change any text fonts to Zebra's internal fonts which you should be able see as a choice from Bartender.
2. If the print is larger than you expect, then you are using a printer driver that is not correct for the dpi (dots per inch) of the printer than have. If your printer is a 203dpi printer but you use a 300dpi printer driver, then your print will be larger that you expect. Bartender will format the fields for 300dpi but because size is larger on a 203dpi, the print will be larger. The Z105SL comes in both sizes, 203 or 300. Just verify your printer to the driver being used.
You need to change the size of the text on your computer in order for it to print in larger text. You didn't say what you are using to print text so it's kind of hard to tell you exactly what to do. If you are using Microsoft Word or almost any word processor, you will need to change your font size to something bigger. If you are changing something that you've already typed, you can highlight or select what you have typed and change it's font size. Hopefully this is enough to help you. If you need further help, please let us know what software you are using to create your documents. Good luck!
Assuming you are using a Windows computer, the size of text printed by the printer is usually set by the program doing the printing, not by the printer itself. If you are using Microsoft Word, for example, choose Format - Font and then select the Font size. If this is no help to your problem, post a new comment with more information on what program or utility you are using to do the printing.
If you use ALL small type, it will be 20 pages. Seems like the thing to do, but if you must use 21 pages, you can use 17 pages of small print (40,800), and 4 pages of large print (7,200) for a total of 48,000.
That is called pixelation and is usually the result of enlarging a photo, whether it be resized larger on the computer or printed at a larger size than it's original pixel dimensions.
Check your printer settings for a setting like "resize photo to fit paper" and uncheck it. Or print from a photo that is larger than the paper and it will reduce the size without any pixelation.
With digital photos you can always go smaller than the original, but rarely ever larger.
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