tope@enea.se (Tommy Petersson) (10/19/88)
Could someone please tell which print densitys will be supported in 1.3 ? I have a Seikosha SL80AI to which I can get a ROM upgrade for higher density, and I want to know if I have any use for the new ROM's. Another subject: Anyone knowing anything about when/if the AT card will be released? I have got some technical specs on it and was pleasantly surprised to see that it should contain 1 meg of RAM. The processor on the sample Commodore Sweden has works only at 8MHz though, not 10 as announced. A rumour says that they have problems with making it possible to use the Amiga mouse as a PC mouse when running PC programs.
daveb@cbmvax.UUCP (Dave Berezowski) (10/24/88)
In article <4009@enea.se> tope@enea.se (Tommy Petersson) writes: >Could someone please tell which print densitys will be >supported in 1.3 ? I have a Seikosha SL80AI to which I >can get a ROM upgrade for higher density, and I want to >know if I have any use for the new ROM's. > The printer densities supported under V1.3 are a function of the printer specific printer driver. Although there is provision for 7 separate printer densities, not all printers have that many. The V1.3 drivers shipped on the Extras disk support all the densities (above 80 x dpi) of the printers they support. The correlation between the density setting and the specific density is noted in the printer section of the V1.3 Enhancer manual. I am not familar with the Seikosha_SL80AI, so I don't know if any of the supplied drivers will work with it.
daveb@cbmvax.UUCP (Dave Berezowski) (11/01/88)
In article <4028@enea.se> tope@enea.se (Tommy Petersson) writes: >Sorry for my fuzzy first posting. We can say that I have a (slow) >Epson LQ 500 and can upgrade it to a (slow) NEC P6. Will this get >me better looking graphics ? The only thing it will do for you is give you 360x360 dpi graphics. However, in this mode the dots overlap which is only useful in b&w mode. Grey-scale and color prints tend to look muddy with overlapping dots.