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Question posted by Anonymous-142048 on August 22nd, 2014

Print Is Out Of Alignment Vertically.

When printing a form that printed ok on the previousT644 the vertical alignment is about 3/4 to 1 character high on the printed paper. Is ther a way to adjust the vertical alignment as we had on the "T" models for the MS810 series laser? Thanks, V.V.

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