https://docs.mappingsuite.com/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Translations%3AONYX%3A9.0%3AUtilisation%3AConfiguration_des_imprimantes%2F68%2FenTranslations:ONYX:9.0:Utilisation:Configuration des imprimantes/68/en - Historique des versions2026-04-07T23:43:41ZHistorique des versions pour cette page sur le wikiMediaWiki 1.32.1https://docs.mappingsuite.com/w/index.php?title=Translations:ONYX:9.0:Utilisation:Configuration_des_imprimantes/68/en&diff=37326&oldid=prevJdieu : Page créée avec « ====Page unit==== The page unit depends on the printer type (and counter) and is used to verify that all pages in a spool have been printed. If the printer is of the cutsh... »2025-01-02T14:45:59Z<p>Page créée avec « ====Page unit==== The page unit depends on the printer type (and counter) and is used to verify that all pages in a spool have been printed. If the printer is of the cutsh... »</p>
<p><b>Nouvelle page</b></p><div>====Page unit====<br />
The page unit depends on the printer type (and counter) and is used to verify that all pages in a spool have been printed.<br />
If the printer is of the cutsheet type, i.e. almost all workgroup laser printers, the printer has <br />
physical pages. There is therefore no problem of compatibility with Mapping which also counts on the page. The page unit is therefore 1 (default).<br />
On the other hand, for continuous paper printers which use rolls of paper (continuous paper laser, dot matrix printers or <br />
thermal), the counter is defined in printed distance (generally in inches). It is therefore necessary to “calibrate” the size of the paper by <br />
specifying the page unit. For example, on a thermal printer printing 4-inch long labels, you should set a page unit of 4.</div>Jdieu