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1 total messages Started by dblakele Mon, 16 Nov 1992 14:21
WordPerfect.app Version 1.0.1 (25 Sept 1992) Printing Problems
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Author: dblakele
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 14:21
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Good morning, folks!

For the last few days my wife, Denise (The Unix/C Programming Goddess (tm))
has been working with the New and Improved WordPerfect for NS3.0.  Sure,
they were able to fix the problems with bolding and italicizing with the
new distribution, but now something else seems to have cropped up.  When
working with some letters and envelopes she's had some problems sending
them to the printer.  Either the whole page will be printed in black about
20% of the time in a random fashion, or the printing on the envelope
won't be lined up at all.  

Has anybody else had problems like this so I can bitch to the Wizards of Orem,
or is it a NS3.0 problem?

Funny thing, though, is that if WordPerfect screws up, I can usually find
an error message in the Console Log.  Nothing shows up there and no other
error messages show up as well.  If we take the .wp letter and message it
to Preview, Preview prints it up with no problems.  I also print a fair
bit with Appsoft Draw and haven't had any similar problems like that with
WP.  I just love life with NS3.0-Gold.

You may respond by email or the net at your discretion.

Peace

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