kenny@mazurka.UUCP (Kenneth Yarnall) (05/06/91)
I suddenly have developed a very strange problem.  I hadn't used ProWrite (v.
3.1.1) in some time, but the need arose yesterday to print something out
quickly.  So, I fired up ProWrite, typed it in, and told it to print.  The
default margins were (for some reason :-) 1 1/2'' on the left, and 7 1/2'' on
the right.  The printer got the left margin exactly, but decided that it
didn't want to print anything past 7 inches at the right margin!  No matter
what I try, when I print out something using ProWrite, the text is chopped
off at the 7 inch mark, 1 1/2'' from the right edge.
I switched over to TeX to do my printing, and TeX worked fine.  Now, the
printer driver I use with TeX bypasses the preferences drivers and dumps
directly to PAR:, while of course, ProWrite uses PRT: and Preferences.  
I was most definitely NOT having this problem the last time I used ProWrite. 
I don't know if it is a problem with ProWrite, or the printer driver, or
what.  I booted off a virgin Workbench 1.3 disk, and had the same results
with nothing running in the background.  
My printer is the Panasonic KX-P1124.  I tried the Nec-Pinwriter driver, and
also the PanasonicPlus.020 driver recently posted to ab20.  My computer is an
A2500/30.
Thanks for any help you might be able to give.  If you want to email me, try
kenny%mazurka@opusc.csd.scarolina.edu.
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     Ken Yarnall                 ///   kenny%mazurka@opusc.csd.scarolina.EDU
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        "I'm not good in groups. It's hard to work in a group
                   when you're omnipotent." - QTCampbell@cup.portal.com (Thomas W Campbell) (05/08/91)
> the right. The printer got the left margin exactly, but decided that it > didn't want to print anything past 7 inches at the right margin! No matter Two suggestions: 1) See where the grey 'masked out' area is on the ruler. I know my Panasonic won't print in those grey areas. I believe that ProWrite reads the Preferences settings to set those. 2) Check preferences. My driver originally set the margins at 5 and 75, so I've set them out to the maximums to get the most printing space possible. ____ /Campbell@cup.portal.com