How to get 300dpi from hp1020 laser? - HP LaserJet 1020 Printer

First I'm asking you, what model of printer do you have? Check if the printhead installed is a 300dpi one. Also check if the model of printer is 300dpi configuration by verifying the "printer part number/serial number" label. If the printer is a 300dpi model and the printhead was changed with a 200dpi, all the label content will be printed bigger, just like you described.

Print configuration from both printers and compare. Print config- Hold cancel button 10 sec. while power on. Check Resolution parameter. 203dpi=8MM Full , 300dpi=12MM Full. Sounds like perhaps they are different dpi.

open the printers properties.
open printing preferences.
go to quality
go to details
click on save toner mode
apply
close

now your printer prints in 300 x 300 mode

I have canon lbp 2900 printer

in this printer i want to prit picture in 300dpi resoulition

how to print, that way i want printer 300dpidrivers

Forget 72dpi. Photoshop opens the picture in 100%.
1 pixel on the monitor is one pixel from the camera.
300dpi is only relevant when making prints, where 300dpi is the highest quality you can get from a lab.
The smaller the print, the more dots you get per inch.

Hi,
Yes your camera will give images with 300dpi . You need to set the dimension as 3264 x 2448.

Hope this helps.

Generally speaking the lower coverage you print the longer the drum will last because it is not discharging and charging the entire thing the all of the time.
However, this gain may be negligible because it also depends on the quality of paper used and the drum type. For instance OPC drums last a short time compared to a-Si drums. So there are small things you can do but if you can't change what you run you are about stuck with that drum life.
Keep in mind that some sites may tout that their drums last longer but always take non OEM specs with a grain of salt.

You must have pulled a connector off under the canel you removes. I'm sure if you take the panel off again you will find the connector and be able to locate where it goes.
Hope this helps. Bud

Go to the HP website and get the driver. Here's the link: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=439320&

Sounds like you are just bogging down the Printer's memory.

Your best option is to upgrade the memory.