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Started by Radan Vowles
Sat, 28 Aug 1999 00:00
Old Xerox XEB Laser driver (filter)
Author: Radan Vowles
Date: Sat, 28 Aug 1999 00:00
Date: Sat, 28 Aug 1999 00:00
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Ok, here's a good challenge for anyone who's up for it:- I'm running Redhat Linux on a spare box I'm setting up as my local server and I have an old Xerox Fastpage 4 laser printer that's been hanging around here for a while. (Model: AP-4, ID: XEB-1) One of the filters I have is for the Xerox XES series but don't work, do I need a XEB series filter? (Yes I know I should get a new on but why not use what I have if I can?) Any help greatly appreciated! Replies to the address below =) Thanks! -- Radan Vowles mailto:cyberwiz@bigpond.com http://www.users.bigpond.com/cyberwiz ICQ#:13699944 =============================================================================== Any time that is not spent on love is wasted. ===============================================================================
Re: Old Xerox XEB Laser driver (filter)
Author: Robert Graham Merkel
Date: Sun, 29 Aug 1999 00:00
Date: Sun, 29 Aug 1999 00:00
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Radan Vowles <no.spam.so.see@the.bottom> writes: > Ok, here's a good challenge for anyone who's up for it:- > > I'm running Redhat Linux on a spare box I'm setting up as my local > server and > I have an old Xerox Fastpage 4 laser printer that's been hanging around > here > for a while. (Model: AP-4, ID: XEB-1) > One of the filters I have is for the Xerox XES series but don't work, do > I need > a XEB series filter? > I don't know about the Fastpage 4, but many of the old Xerox lasers supported various versions of PCL, so you might try a laserjet filter and see how that goes. I have a Xerox 4010, which works wonders now that has enough RAM to print an entire page at 300 rather than 150 dpi. Gotta a love a component that takes industry standard SIMMs . . . -- ------------------------------------------------ Robert Merkel rgmerk@mira.net "Wirzenius wrote this portably. Torvalds f****ed it up :-)" - linux/lib/vsprintf.c ------------------------------------------------
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