Sorry, I haven't spoken, read or written German since I was at school! But Google translate did a good enough job to get the idea of what they said and, frankly, I strongly disagree with what they say.
What they have written implies that they have not actually analysed the Postscript you have sent, they have simply looked at the error message, and replied based on that. Valid Postscript adheres to a standard (written and published by Adobe), and whilst various companies have their own additional customisations, the core language must adhere to the standard or it is not valid Postscript. I have access to six different Postscript implementations: Adobe Distiller, Global Graphics Harlequin, Global Graphics JaWS, a Postscript implementation also from Kyocera(!!), Ghostscript (of course!), and with sufficient prior arrangement, Adobe CPSI. All the above run your file to completion without errors or warnings (including the Kyocera one). In addition, I've looked fairly carefully at the Postscript myself, and I see no problems with it. Based on the above, the Opera Postscript output is valid, correct Postscript, and the bug is with the printer. FWIW, I am quite happy for you to quote me on that, or even to follow up with Kyocera Germany on your behalf (assuming they can accept e-mails in English!). There is almost no point trying to compare the Postscript produced by different applications - Postscript is a turing complete programming language, as well as page description language, there are, therefore, an almost infinite number of totally different ways a given page can be represented. It's *highly* unlikely you (or anyone) will be able to look at the two sets of output, and pin-point the cause of the problem. The only way to narrow down the problem is, as I described before, for someone like me to hand edit the Postscript, progressively cutting it down, and possibly "instrumenting" it, so that you can try the each iteration on your printer, until we reach the one thing (or set of things) that causes the problem. It is a laborious process, that takes time, paper and toner, but it really is the only option. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1263415 Title: Kyocera FS-1100D cannot print Google Maps - limitcheck --image-- To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1263415/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
