No, I did not get that to work. My guess: Revolution is not "flattening" the .png file to universally printable postscript on output to a printer. I didn't try the snap shot. My context doesn't require the image to show, which was "window dressing" so I just hide the image when the user tries to print. Would be good to get this work though, I use transparent pngs everywhere.... You might test with a PNG file that has no transparency and see if that works on the same printer that is giving a grey box for a png that has transparency.



On Dec 8, 2003, at 11:43 PM, Greg Wills wrote:

Hi Sannyasin

Did you get this to work? I had a similar problem ages ago, but really did not get any joy. If I printed on an Epson at home (Mac) my background image printed fine. However when I printed to a laser Lexmark at work (Win) the graphic was just a grey area. I did find one printer that it worked on, but it had a large memory. I don't understand how Rev deals with graphics and why one should work and the other not. I tried updating drivers too. If it is a printer memory issue, then this is not good, as most o the printers in schools don't have high memory printers. (The ones that didn't work have 4mb. The one that did has 16mb.)

Did taking a snapshot and printing the image work? It did not help in my situation.

regards

Greg

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