Our major application here is a database frontend called Visual Manufacturing. One of our users has been receiving errors while printing. Okay, so I go to our vendor for support.
This is their recommendation:
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Here is the solution: Getting a Disk is Full error when trying to print
If on WinNT, 2000, or Xp workstations, the use of a PCL5e "Post Script" type driver is recommended for printer drivers for use with Visual. I would check with your printer manufacturer or their website and see if they offer this type of driver specifically for your printer. This solves many of the known printing anomolies seen with Visual in NT type environments like NT4, Win2k, WinXP, and may help here as well.
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Does this make sense to anyone? I thought PCL and PS were entirely different animals!
Is there some PS emulating PCL drivers that I've never heard of?
IOBit Software
12-12-06, 13:56
PCL5e "Post Script" drivers - does that make sense to you?
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