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Mr. Zaki,
With all due respect, you are absolutely WRONG!
Please understand that I am in a position to know what
I am talking about in this arena!
Hewlett-Packard LaserJets with 4 digit numbers, with the
exception of the 8500 and 8550 (no longer sold) do NOT, repeat
do NOT, repeat yet again do NOT use Adobe PostScript. They
use a clone.
And again for the record, the driver has nothing to do with
this since the driver does not generate the PostScript from
Acrobat.
My original advise stands with regards to attempting to
get a firmware update for the device.
- Dov
At 12/13/2003 12:58 AM, Ahmed Zaki wrote:
>I guess the problem is more simpler than Dov mentioned.
>
>HP always use Adobe Certified PostScript .
>but some how I feel is it is page layout problem !! or driver problem ..
>not the firmware inside the printer.
>that's why the PCL driver printed OK .
>
>try to use Adobe Driver and use the PPD for Hp LaserJet 8100 printer .
>or even use Generic PS Printer and your job will be printed OK .
>
>Ahmed
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Dov Isaacs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Cc: "Curtis, Mark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 2:01 AM
>Subject: Re: [PDF] Problems Printing PDF to LaserJet 8100N Printer
>
>
>> At 12/12/2003 02:30 PM, Curtis, Mark wrote:
>>
>> >I am producing a state comprehensive annual report using Windows XP, Acrobat
>> >5.05 (full version), Acrobat 6 Reader, Word 2000, the latest version of
>> >Lotus 123, Illustrator 10, and the latest PCL and postscript printer drivers
>> >for an HP LaserJet 8100N printer. I am only using TrueType fonts. I am
>> >creating postscript files using the latest Acrobat Distiller printer driver.
>> >I combine the files using the "rundirex" postscript program provided by
>> >Adobe; I'm using the Distiller setting (Isaacs) based on Dov Isaac's
>> >"Reliable PDF Creation in the Enterprise" presentation at the PDF 2001
>> >Conference West.
>> >I don't have any problems creating the PDF (annual report); I have problems
>> >when I try to print it using the HP LaserJet 8100N printer (postscript
>> >driver). I am getting "limitcheck" errors with the offending command listed
>> >as "clip"; the problem pages are Lotus 123 spreadsheets. I can print the PDF
>> >without any problems using the HP PCL Printer driver. Using the HP
>> >postscript printer driver, I've had the Acrobat 6 Reader print a page
>> >successfully, whereas Acrobat 5.05 (full version) generates the "limitcheck"
>> >error when printing the same page.
>> >I've reinstalled the HP LaserJet postscript driver, but I am still having
>> >problems. I assuming my problems are being caused by the HP postscript
>> >printer driver?
>> >Help...
>> >Mark Curtis
>>
>>
>> You are assuming very wrong. Acrobat generates all of its own PostScript
>> when printing to PostScript printers. For the most part, it uses the PostScript
>> printer driver only as a conduit for getting the PostScript to the device.
>>
>> You problem is most likely the printer itself which does NOT have Adobe PostScript,
>> but rather, an "emulation" of PostScript from a third party. That emulation is
>> known to be highly problematic. There are some firmware upgrades available from
>> Hewlett-Packard to fix some of the problems. You need to call their Tech Support
>> and get through to second or third level support technicians who will even know
>> what you talking about and be able to authorize release of the firmware update(s)
>> to you.
>>
>> Good luck!
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