🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1991Jun11.033641.19070@mulga.cs.mu.OZ.AU> krooglik@ecr.mu.oz.au writes:
>
>  OK, I tried what Georg suggested, that is using dviprint without
>the -z option and then with the '-o 0' option, and guess what? It
>doesn't work.
>
>  I typed 'dviprint -d 2 new.dvi' and all I got was rubbish on
>my printer, which is a Fujitsu DL-1100, fully compatible (so the
>manual assures me, even providing evidence) with the Epson LQ-2500.
>
>  Now, you may ask 'but option -d 2 is for NEC P6/P7? Why not use
>option -d 8 for Epson LQ?'. Well, here's what happens : -d 8 has
>a bug, and doesn't work. Period. -d 2 WITH the -o 1 option works
>splendidly, but ONLY up to 180dpi. My printer does 360dpi, and I
>would like to use that resolution. But unfortunately the combination
>of 'dviprint -d 2 -o 1 -z 360' causes it to print twice as large, and
>generates major headaches.
>
>  So here I am, stuck in a deadlock. If I use my way (dviprint -d 2 -o 1
>-z 360 <filename>), I get a great output, at twice normal size, and
>if I use (dviprint -d 2 <filename>), I (should) get normal size, but
>get rubbish because I don't know how the program should be set up.

Ok, now I understand your problem.
First, the Epson-LQ mode has a bug. That's right :-((
But second, I think, that the NEC P6 360x360dpi mode is not compatible
with the Epson LQ. Didn't the Epson LQ only support 360x180dpi??

>  You'll have to excuse my seeming a bastard here, Georg, but I am
>really frustrated. The software is SO good, yet SO hard to use.

:-)
I hope, my next release will be better.

>  So, can ANYONE PLEASE help me now? If there's something I'm doing
>wrong, please tell me.

I think, that the 360dpi mode is not jet possible with your printer. Sorry.

>  Anticipating more problems...

	Georg.

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