shedevil@portia.Stanford.EDU (Annie) (02/17/91)
I realize that Printmaster and the like is a pretty elementary program..
so please don't laugh at me...but I have a shareware clone of Printmaster,
AND Printmaster, and with both of them they print out cards that are
longer than an 8x11.5 sheet of paper, the result being that there is
a perf line running through the card.
I've tried the different printer drivers, always with the same problem..
including the driver for my printer, and it's various modes <I hav a
Panasonix KX-P1124>.
Any suggestions?
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Anne (She Devil) Mitchell - Stanford Law - BBS: 415-497-5291,1200,N,8,1
No disclaimer necessary as this is *my* account, and besides - nobody
would ever accuse anyone else of having these opinions anyway!josephc@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Simplelogic) (02/17/91)
shedevil@portia.Stanford.EDU (Annie) writes: >I realize that Printmaster and the like is a pretty elementary program.. >so please don't laugh at me...but I have a shareware clone of Printmaster, >AND Printmaster, and with both of them they print out cards that are >longer than an 8x11.5 sheet of paper, the result being that there is >a perf line running through the card. >I've tried the different printer drivers, always with the same problem.. >including the driver for my printer, and it's various modes <I hav a >Panasonix KX-P1124>. Many (all?) 24-pin Epson compatible printers have this problem. Apparently, it doesn't emulate the 9-pin modes exactly. One possibility is to run a program before hand to adjust the line-feed length, but that might not work. Failing that, you'll just have to user another printer. --Joseph -- Joseph I. Chiu, Department of Computer Science, Calif. Inst. of Technology 1-57 Fleming House, Caltech, Pasadena 91126. (818) 585-0393 josephc@coil.caltech.edu ...Just another lost soul in the universe
shedevil@portia.Stanford.EDU (Annie) (02/18/91)
In article <1991Feb17.104051.19347@nntp-server.caltech.edu> josephc@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Simplelogic) writes: [Regarding my problem where no matter what printer driver I use with Printmaster the cards and signs are longer then the 11" paper] >Many (all?) 24-pin Epson compatible printers have this problem. Apparently, >it doesn't emulate the 9-pin modes exactly. One possibility is to run a >program before hand to adjust the line-feed length, but that might not >work. Failing that, you'll just have to user another printer. > Can anyone recommend to me such a program? Thanks! -- *----> WANTED! Used pair of Rollerblades...woman's size 7/7.5/8 <----* Anne (She Devil) Mitchell - Stanford Law - BBS: 415-497-5291,1200,N,8,1 No disclaimer necessary as this is *my* account, and besides - nobody would ever accuse anyone else of having these opinions anyway!
wwm@pmsmam.uucp (Bill Meahan) (02/18/91)
In article <1991Feb17.104051.19347@nntp-server.caltech.edu> josephc@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Simplelogic) writes: >shedevil@portia.Stanford.EDU (Annie) writes: > > >>I realize that Printmaster and the like is a pretty elementary program.. >>so please don't laugh at me...but I have a shareware clone of Printmaster, >>AND Printmaster, and with both of them they print out cards that are >>longer than an 8x11.5 sheet of paper, the result being that there is >>a perf line running through the card. > >>I've tried the different printer drivers, always with the same problem.. >>including the driver for my printer, and it's various modes <I hav a >>Panasonix KX-P1124>. > >Many (all?) 24-pin Epson compatible printers have this problem. Apparently, >it doesn't emulate the 9-pin modes exactly. One possibility is to run a >program before hand to adjust the line-feed length, but that might not >work. Failing that, you'll just have to user another printer. > >--Joseph >-- >Joseph I. Chiu, Department of Computer Science, Calif. Inst. of Technology >1-57 Fleming House, Caltech, Pasadena 91126. (818) 585-0393 >josephc@coil.caltech.edu ...Just another lost soul in the universe I had the same problem with my Seikosha SL80AI (also a 24-pin printer). On mine, I solved the problem by switcing from Epson LQ mode to IBM mode and telling Printmaster that I was running an IBM printer. No problem after that. Hope this helps! -- Bill Meahan |Product Design & Testing Section Production Test Engineer |Starter Motor Engineering wwm@pmsmam | +1 313 484 9320