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Re: Help !!! Postscript in lps20!

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From: Bill Pringle
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 03:29
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In article <1992Nov16.161707.6451@sci.ccny.cuny.edu> paul@sci.ccny.cuny.edu (Paul Chen) writes:
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>Some of PS files ( not all of them) can not be printed in our DEC
>lps20 printer, nut these PS files can be printed in QMS and HP 
>laser printer without any problems. The system didn't give us
>any error messages, may be we need more fonts? Most of PS files
>can be printed in lps20, only some of 'specail or complicated'
>PS files have problems to print.
>Any suggestions? How can I find out how may fonts do we have?
>Do we need to update our lps20 PS software?
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You might be exceeding some limit.  Try sending ehandler.ps (available
from the adobe file server or many other places) in front of the file.
The printer should produce a page with some error message for you.
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Subject: Re: Help !!! Postscript in lps20!
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