Yes. But before you try to print out externally from the app. (i.e. via a
command-line command) That you have proof that it is faster. (i.e. that the
problem is not with the printer driver itself) Because printing out a
graphics file to a PostScript printer is going to be slower than a
non-PostScript (i.e. pure raster) driver. Because PostScript is a text-based
language and therefore binary images get converted to a text representation
which will be larger that using a non-PostScript driver that can send an
image in binary form. Obviously, this depends on the size of the image and
how many images are on a page. But in general the above is true.
Paul Franz
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> No my App builds the JPEG then I want to print that JPEG from the APP..If
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> I assume then. When you save it as a JPEG file and then load it up in your
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> > Its a GUI app but.....It takes a long time to print though
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> > None that I know. Question: Is this a command-line/GUI app or a server
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> > > Does anyone know of a command line printer command that can print a
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