hai folks

Well Ive found you have to be "very" carefully with fonts on Linux,
Often I have tried to print a file (not a text file) and it wont print,
then I change the fonts bingo it works. I usually install all the
Microsoft base fonts on all the machines, plus a few fonts I have
collected over the years (I keep them on a CD) and most of the printing
problems vanish.

Regards
Richard Neal

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On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 18:24, Matthew Davidson wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm setting up a Debian (testing) box, with a Lexmark printer.  I know Lexmark has a 
> bad reputation where supporting the free software community is concerned, but I know 
> this printer has worked, as it's been taken from somebody else's Red Hat machine.
> 
> I've installed CUPS, and set up the printer (using the web interface, to my shame).  
> Whenever I try to print anything, the job is aborted.  The logs suggest that it's a 
> problem with ghostscript:
> 
> D [08/Nov/2003:06:12:26 +1100] [Job 27] ESP Ghostscript 7.05.6: Unrecoverable error, 
> exit code 1
> D [08/Nov/2003:06:12:26 +1100] [Job 27] renderer return value: 127
> D [08/Nov/2003:06:12:26 +1100] [Job 27] renderer received signal: 127
> D [08/Nov/2003:06:12:26 +1100] [Job 27] Process dieing with "The renderer command 
> line returned an unrecognized error code 127.", exit stat: 1
> 
> I've tried this with both GNU Ghostscript and ESP Ghostscript, with the same result. 
>  The closest I can find on Google is someone who was missing the gsfonts package, 
> but it's there on this machine.  I'm out of ideas.  Can anybody think of anything 
> I'm missing?
> 
> Matthew.`


Richard Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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