Tim,
We have an HP750C+ with an HP JetDirect network connection on our NT
network and WIN95 workstations. We have produced long plots without
problems. In the Page Setup dialogue, you can select 'Other' [or
'Custom'?] for plot dimensions rather than one of the standard sizes.
This will open a second dialogue which allows you to set height and
width to any size. The Page Setup dialogue is necessary if you are
plotting a layout; otherwise, if you are merely printing from a map
window, you can access the above dialogues through the Print | Printer
Properties dialogue.
The HP750C driver provides an option to process 'in computer' rather
than in printer and to set 'auto-rotation' on [if that is appropriate
for your layout]; we use these setting whenever the plotting job looks
like it will place a heavy demand on the HP750C - this to save time and
wasted media if there is a chance of printer memory overload.
72" is the maximum length that we have plotted - this was also a raster
plot using MapInfo 4.5, so the MI/HP combination 'will' do what you
want.
David Bruce
Pflum, Klausmeier & Gehrum Consultants, Inc.
Indianapolis, IN
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Tim Warman wrote:
>
> Mappers,
>
> Does anyone have any experience producing long plots on an HP750C? I need to
> produce a map that will be longer than an ArchE 36" x 48" plot that seems to
> be the maximum - probably something like 36" x 55". Since I'm printing on
> roll media it seems like it should be possible, but I can't figure out how.
>
> Any ideas? TIA.
>
> _____________________________
> Tim Warman
> Geologist & GIS Specialist
> Richard C. Slade & Associates
> North Hollywood, CA
> (818) 506-0418
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