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Re: Post Script Emulation: Problems?

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From: Gunnar Fing Blodgett
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 17:47
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James

It may depend on the printer; we have a number of PostScript emulators. The Lexmark Optra S1250/1255 generally work pretty well for PostScript 2 pages, although they can barf pretty badly (many pages with a few lines of binary at the top) when they can't interpret files sent via Imprint. The Lexmark Optra T610 handled all the PostScript 3 tests I threw at it, and appears pretty stable. The HP Color LaserJet 5M was a real pig for output times, but it handled most files.

Good luck.
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