On 12/4/12 6:39 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 8:55 AM, Paul McNett <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> > I can't explain why, but setting the printer properties for the PS printer
>> > to "print
>> > directly to the printer" appears to have fixed the issue for this user.
>> > I've never
>> > had to do that before.
>> >
>> >
> That's a great clue we ought to file away. I suspect there's a change in
> the API/behavior of the print queue in Win7/64 that prevents VFP's
> redirection "to file" from working properly. Might be a Win7 thing, or a
> 32/64-bit thing, but that's a good trick to try.

I take back my solution to print directly to the printer. The user just emailed 
to
inform me that the print jobs are still PCL. Actually, the fax server (hylafax)
thinks they are PCL but in fact I've looked at the file and it is PS although 
it is
prepended with some non-PS junk like:

@PJL SET STRINGCODESET=UTF8

There are 8 of those such lines before we get to:

%!PS-Adobe-3.0

I also note that the file size jumped from about 60K to about 600K between 
Windows XP
and Windows7 using the same printer driver (HP LaserJet 2800 PS). I need to wait
until tonight to try to work around this but I'll try at least:

1) experiment with different PS drivers (non-HP)
2) experiment with lowering the DPI (this one indicates in the comments that it 
is
600 dpi which is way higher than needed)

Thanks and sorry for the misinformation on the fix.

Paul


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