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3 total messages Started by Ed Pusey Sun, 01 Dec 1996 00:00
Canon BJC-610 Russian Printing under Windows '95
#47
Author: Ed Pusey
Date: Sun, 01 Dec 1996 00:00
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Fellow Readers,

I own a BJC-610 Canon color printer.  I have a current version of Windows
'95 and Microsoft Office Pro (7.0).  I have been trying to use the
multilanguage capability for Russian built in to Windows '95.  All works
perfectly in MS Office Pro until "print time."  When I do print, all the
English text that I have typed prints, but I get a blank, or at best one
letter of Russian, before no more Russian is printed.  

I have checked every potential fix I can think of:  downloaded the latest
Canon drivers (they were the same as what I had), tried the Windows update
pack #1, re-installed the multilanguage option from Windows '95 a couple of
times, and believe it or nor, read my printer manual from cover to cover. 
Since it says nothing about use of Windows '95 foreign language capability
under the multilanguage option, it's my guess this one might have been
overlooked.

Lest you ask, I've also confirmed that the proper Russian/Cyrillic fonts
are installed, and they are displayed both while typing in MS Word and
during the "print preview" mode.

So, if anyone has a recommendation or workable solution that I haven't
tried, I would be very grateful for a response.

Sincerely,

Ed Pusey 
Re: Canon BJC-610 Russian Printing under Windows '95
#48
Author: dafYole
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 1996 00:00
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Ed Pusey wrote:
> 
> Fellow Readers,
> 
> I own a BJC-610 Canon color printer.  I have a current version of Windows
> '95 and Microsoft Office Pro (7.0).  I have been trying to use the
> multilanguage capability for Russian built in to Windows '95.  All works
> perfectly in MS Office Pro until "print time."  When I do print, all the
> English text that I have typed prints, but I get a blank, or at best one
> letter of Russian, before no more Russian is printed.
> 
> I have checked every potential fix I can think of:  downloaded the latest
> Canon drivers (they were the same as what I had), tried the Windows update
> pack #1, re-installed the multilanguage option from Windows '95 a couple of
> times, and believe it or nor, read my printer manual from cover to cover.
> Since it says nothing about use of Windows '95 foreign language capability
> under the multilanguage option, it's my guess this one might have been
> overlooked.
> 
> Lest you ask, I've also confirmed that the proper Russian/Cyrillic fonts
> are installed, and they are displayed both while typing in MS Word and
> during the "print preview" mode.
> 
> So, if anyone has a recommendation or workable solution that I haven't
> tried, I would be very grateful for a response.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Ed Pusey

I also have a Canon BJC-610 printer...I have Win Word 7.0...have
Cyrillic font(s)...I will try to print out some test pages and
post back here on my results...

P.S.  exactly which Canon printer disk do you have - mine are clearly
marked as "for Windows 95 printing system"...
Re: Canon BJC-610 Russian Printing under Windows '95
#49
Author: Steel City Phantom
Date: Tue, 03 Dec 1996 00:00
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your problem is the driver for the 610 uses an ANSII charactor set
wich is not compatable with a russian charactor set.  what you can do
to get this thing to print is load another driver from your windows 95
cd (like the BJ-200EX or the ibm ProPrinter) and use that to print.
DO NOT try to use the drivers off of Canon's web page or you will have
the same problem.

cya 

scp

On 1 Dec 1996 14:38:34 GMT, "Ed Pusey" <esp@mnsinc.com> wrote:

>Fellow Readers,
>
>I own a BJC-610 Canon color printer.  I have a current version of Windows
>'95 and Microsoft Office Pro (7.0).  I have been trying to use the
>multilanguage capability for Russian built in to Windows '95.  All works
>perfectly in MS Office Pro until "print time."  When I do print, all the
>English text that I have typed prints, but I get a blank, or at best one
>letter of Russian, before no more Russian is printed.  
>
>I have checked every potential fix I can think of:  downloaded the latest
>Canon drivers (they were the same as what I had), tried the Windows update
>pack #1, re-installed the multilanguage option from Windows '95 a couple of
>times, and believe it or nor, read my printer manual from cover to cover. 
>Since it says nothing about use of Windows '95 foreign language capability
>under the multilanguage option, it's my guess this one might have been
>overlooked.
>
>Lest you ask, I've also confirmed that the proper Russian/Cyrillic fonts
>are installed, and they are displayed both while typing in MS Word and
>during the "print preview" mode.
>
>So, if anyone has a recommendation or workable solution that I haven't
>tried, I would be very grateful for a response.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Ed Pusey 
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