My mail has been down and I am out of date. In reading the archived mail, I
ran into this message that I know all too well. I have had many customers
write in about this happening with my apps. They have all walks of
printers. Funny thing is that it only happens on Mac systems. Has never
been reported with Win users. I have seen it myself on both inkjet and
laser printers.
I have reported to Scott. We were went over it for a while. The only
solution was to set printcolors to false. But, you need it set to true.
MC 2.3.2 has not shown the problem yet. I am hoping that it does not
surface. But now that I know it has happened to someone else, I will post
if it does.
-Mark
>
> Hi all.
>
> Philip's problem is not unique. I have it all the time, and
> it is not a problem with how MC appears on the screen.
>
> I have an Epson Stylus Color 600 printer. If I am working on
> a card which is to be printed (editing, changing code,
> putting in fields, buttons, etc), and print the card, any
> imported graphics print fine. However, everything else is a
> shade of gray. It is as if the color data in the stack gets
> unsettled. The color data is there, but is not accessed
> appropriately by the print engine. I am using a white
> background.
>
> I tried almost everything to get the white background to be
> white on the printout. I set the stack's background color to
> white. I set the card's background color to white. The
> groups -- I set their background color to white as well.
> Nothing worked.
>
> I have to physically quit MC, reload my stack, and have it
> print the card without my editing it in order to get a clean
> white background. And yes, I have printcolors set to true
> (otherwise my graphics would have been a shade of gray or
> black as well).
>
> I have meant to send this in to Scott. I mentioned it to
> Kevin.
>
> BTW, I have an iMac, 266 Mhz, 96 MB of memory. Hmmm. I
> haven't tried increasing my memory allotment to MC. I'll try
> that. If it needs more memory to adequately access the color
> tables, perhaps the default memory settings MC comes with
> are set too low.
>
> Scott, I know my "explanation" concerning the color data is
> simplistic. But might I be on the right track?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Raymond
>
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