HP Deskjet 695c Printer - Manual (Page 85)

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Uninstalling the
printer software
If you need to uninstall the printer driver for your
HP DeskJet printer for any reason, perform
one
of the steps listed for your operating system.
If something unexpected happened during
installation, it is safest to run the uninstall utility
directly from the CD or disks rather than from
the uninstall program that was placed on your
hard drive.
For Windows 3.1x, do one of
the following:
● In Program Manager, locate your HP DeskJet
Series group. Double-click the Uninstall icon
to uninstall your printer software.
OR
● Insert the driver disk (either driver disk #1
or your CD) into your computer and run
Setup.exe. Select the third option to “Remove
the HP DeskJet 690C Series software from
your PC.”
For Windows 95, Windows 98,
and Windows NT 4.0, do one
of the following:
● From the Start menu, click Programs, click
HP DeskJet 690C Series, and then click HP
DeskJet 690C Series Uninstaller.
OR
● From the Start menu, click Settings, click
Control Panel, and then click Add/Remove
Programs. Select HP DeskJet 690C Series
(Remove only).
OR
● Insert the driver disk (either driver disk #1
or your CD) into your computer and run
Setup.exe. Select the third option to “Remove
the HP DeskJet 690C Series software from
your PC.”
Additional symbol sets and
fonts
Additional symbol sets and fonts might have been
included with your printer on a separate disk. This
“Regional Font Support” disk contains custom
files for use with the HP DeskJet Control panel for
MS-DOS, allowing access to special character sets.
Supported languages
You only need to install the one file that supports
your particular language. If you are uncertain which
language is included in your printer, check the serial
number label on the back of the printer for one of
the following codes:
ARB=Arabic
GRK=Greek
LTV=Latvian
THA=Thai
CYR=Cyrillic
HBR=Hebrew
LIT=Lithuanian
Installing a special symbol set
or font
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First install the printer software as described in the
setup guide.
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Put the Regional Font Support disk into the
disk drive.
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From the MS-DOS command line (C:\>), type
A:DIR then press ENTER to display the
subdirectories on the Regional Font Support disk.
If your disk drive is different that “A”, substitute the
correct letter for “A”.