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Article #5162Re: Laserjet Questions
From: Bill Turner
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 1988 17:28
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 1988 17:28
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> Do I? > > A) Build a 300 DPI (1M Ram) image in AT memory > Transfer it to the laserjet > > or B) Build the image into the laserjet memory? How do I do this? Even better, depending on how "full" the line is, you don't have to send the full line. If there is white space bounding the line, you can send curson positioning data, then send just the bits you need. If there are lots of gaps (white) in the middle of the line, it might even save data transfer to break the line into parts and send the parts. That means your raster builder would have to be a bit more sophisticated than just building the full-page (or stipwise full-page) image, but it can cut down substantially on data to transfer. --Bill Turner
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