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Started by Peymaan Sagafi
Tue, 07 Jun 1994 16:06
Help, Help.. PRINTER Driver Prob.
Author: Peymaan Sagafi
Date: Tue, 07 Jun 1994 16:06
Date: Tue, 07 Jun 1994 16:06
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Hello Everyone,
We have a LaserWriter Printer that has a XANTE(8Meg of Ram)
card in it, and can print 600x600dpi.. In windows I can print
600x600, and it also prints 600 on MAC too. It is connected to
both MAC and PC... :)
Well, My problem is that, we are running a Software called Remis(Dos).
This software has a huge Dbase that contains all sort Information on
houses and their pictures, etc. (I work in a Real State Office).
Well the software supports HP 2/p/3, but it doesn't support the
HP IV, and I was wondering if I could find the HP-IVs' commands and
replace them w/ the HP 2/3 and see if it will print 600x600.. If I can
print the 600x600 dpi pictures, then it would look fantastic. :) :)
This is what I found in the printer setup file.
Printer : HP Laser Jet 2/p/3 Mode : Quality
Header : \x1b&l0O\x1b(10U\x1b(s0pl0h12v\x1b&a3l\x1b&k11H
Reset : \x1bE
Compressed STRG : \x1b(.......................... (The same as above)
Lanscape STRG : \x1b&l10
Italic STRG : \x1b(s1s..........
Bold STRG : \x1b(s3B
To be honest I don't know what these characters mean, and I am assuming that
these are the commands that tell the printer how to print.. So if these are
for HP II/III, then there should be a set for HP-IV....(600x600)
IF so, and if anyone knows those commands, or knows where I can
get them I would really appreciate it.. I would love to have the
printer print the pictures at 600dpi.
Any Help would be appreciated. :) Thanks,
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-Michael
"Zalways looking for Zomthing nifferent"
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