3. The paper gets to toner cartridge and then jams.

-Try replacing toner cartridge. -If you have a newer model printer (most HP models) check to make sure that toner transfer bar is not stuck in an upright position.

-Check for debris. If there is debris in paper path this can cause jamming. Debris can be a torn piece of paper, a stable or just a build up of paper dust. DO NOT touch roller. It will hold oil form your skin and cause print defects.

4. The paper enters fuser, but gets jammed inside.

-Unfortunately, fuser will probably have to be replaced, but check for any debris on rollers before replacing. Also clean paper path with a lint free cloth. DO NOT touch rollers. They will hold oil form your skin.

This does not cover all possible causes, only most common.

Donald Broda Head Techincain www.brtoner.com donald@brtoner.com

5.)Hint, hint. Bring up Kerning dialogue to preview your font. Now that your letter “A” is born, you might want to make its widths and locations uniform. This is where “Hinting” comes in play. Selecting lines to make measurements uniform will greatly help make it look more professional. Click on “Hint” on layers panel and mark lines on horizontal and vertical stems (do this when you’re done editing points on your font).

6.)Christen your baby. You’re almost ready to generate your font.

Highlight your alphabet and make sure to hit Correct Path Direction, to punch holes through R’s, O’s, D’s, and so on. Under Metrics menu, select Auto Kern. Then comes fun part: under Element menu, select Font Info, then General, then type in name of your font. When you’re done, generate font by going to File menu and clicking on Generating Font Files.