> In a related matter, can someone tell me where the conversion activity
> occurs when a Java print operation is used to send what was originally an
> RGB Image to a color printer: in Java, or in a printer driver?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Dave J.
>
> P.S. To those who feel that they were inconvenienced by the attachment that
> Vincent kindly made for me, I think it is only fair to point out that
> during downloads, other processes are generally not locked out, so it
> should not be too hard to make productive use of one's time while receiving
> a big attachment. Also, if someone does not have a posting site, I do not
Hmm ... a short ( because it is not java2d related ) comment/question when you
say this .. this might be true on when you are working a Unix box ..
i.e. on my Solaris box this makes no trouble .. but
on my NT PC I severell times noticed, when I download some stuff
over ftp using Netscape that the whole machine becomes very slow ...
so I from my side avoid doing longer ftp sesssion on the PC ..
Hope this was not too long ..:-)) !
Kind regards !
Frank
> really see the alternative. Lastly, in theory, such an attachment serves
> more than just the one making the request.
>
> - DJ
>
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