George;
We use a product called "Forms Electric" http://www.visual.co.uk/formselectric.asp that converts a print file into a macro. It's old and clunky - but paid for and works. Or you can edit your converted PCL file directly (or you can put the graphic in a document and print it to a file using a generic HP printer) and then remove any "page" type pcl commands from it so you can turn it into a macro. It may also depend on how you're sending to the printer that's causing your problem. hth Colin Alfke Calgary, Canada > From: George > > ok. All this talk about PCL images had me looking into this... > > I downloaded a few JPG -> PCL image conversion programs, and > attempted to send them to the printer directly, after looking at > the code. > > Instead of getting the image (even a b&W image), all I got was > what looked like a bunch of 2D bar coding that was the size of > the image. But if I view the PCL code in a PCL Viewer, it looks good. > > I'm guessing the problem is that the image was converted for > viewing on the display (in RGB), but the printer is not RGB. > > SOOOO....how do I convert the image from RGB PCL to PCL that > I can print on the printer? > > What we wanted to do was scan an image, then convert the image > to PCL, then work them into reports. > > George _________________________________________________________________ Create a cool, new character for your Windows Live Messenger. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9656621 ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
