HP Laserjet 1020 300dpi printer driver

[jebbs]

hi guys. i need to print 300dpi on an HP Lasejet 1020 which has a 600dpi minimum resolution. how can i achieve this?

 

[JLHedges]

What OS are you using? Are you using a driver provided by M$, or by HP? On the HP driver, 600x600 DPI is going to be "best" or "normal", and 600x300 or 300x300 will be "draft".
However, the other poster's question must also be answered - why would you want/need to print 300dpi? Are you under the grand illusion that you will save $$$ by printing at a lower resolution? Or are you intentionally trying to create hard-to-read docs?
/sarcasm off

 

[angguh]

sudah dapat jawaban untuk HP 1020 300dpi blum? tolong i jg dong

 

[aidacreations]

Yes i too want the same answer. If you know kindly let me know.

 

[doodaddude]

*BUMP*

LOL! :lol:

 

[Shahzad_02]

hi guys. i need to print 300dpi on an HP Lasejet 1010 which has a 600dpi minimum resolution. how can i achieve this?
Plz tell me : shahzad69786@gmail.com
SHAHZAD ANWAR SHAMSI

 

[Harshal]

What OS are you using? Are you using a driver provided by M$, or by HP? On the HP driver, 600x600 DPI is going to be "best" or "normal", and 600x300 or 300x300 will be "draft".
However, the other poster's question must also be answered - why would you want/need to print 300dpi? Are you under the grand illusion that you will save $$$ by printing at a lower resolution? Or are you intentionally trying to create hard-to-read docs?
/sarcasm off

Dear Mr. JLHedges... I also need a 300 dpi prints by printers because my needs for my screen printing business for making halftones expos able on screen it's need 300 dpi

please solve problem

regards

Harshal

 

[JoeCollins]

What OS are you using? Are you using a driver provided by M$, or by HP? On the HP driver, 600x600 DPI is going to be "best" or "normal", and 600x300 or 300x300 will be "draft".
However, the other poster's question must also be answered - why would you want/need to print 300dpi? Are you under the grand illusion that you will save $$$ by printing at a lower resolution? Or are you intentionally trying to create hard-to-read docs?
/sarcasm off

Making an original suitable for photocopying requires 300 dpi or less. 600 dpi printouts of photos and graphics creat true grey tones and get awfully messy when photocopied. I long for a printer like the old and "unimproved" ones that printed dots instead of greytones.

If anybody has an answer, I would really like to know.