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Article #550Re: PPD file for HP laserjet 4M plus - windows XP
From: Connie_La
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2003 04:16
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2003 04:16
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Hi Aandi, and thanks you so very much !! I think I've got the info in my head, I'm just getting confused as to why I need the Adobe PS driver - would this be only if I am creating PDF's and then I would need to use the distiller PPD ? One more question, please with my HP 4M - what PPD do I use and where would I get it? ie when I'm trying to print out of Freehand or another application, do I need to tick the box "use PPD"? The reason I thought that my printer from my list wasn't ok, is that I was told to use the Adobe PS, so for some reason I thought it was a better postcript driver. Thanks and have a great day! Connie
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