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Article #531Re: Forms, PaintProc, and caching
From: Dunkie
Date: Wed, 02 Jun 2004 12:34
Date: Wed, 02 Jun 2004 12:34
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Are you trying this on a colour device? I have yet to find anything but simple b+w devices that support generic postscript form cache. I have worked with almost all of the hi end colour devices and they each have their own proprietory solutions, developed over the years to handle impostion, step and repeat etc. It is usually easier to distill to an optimized PDF which will simulate the form cache by creating a single object. Normalize to PDF and let the RIP take care of it from there.
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