Thats just the point, and its 35MB per page at an average of 80 pages works out to 2.8GB, you don't wan't to know what that is ripped. I can't wait a couple of days to get my proof. I get paid per hour as well. I'm assume you print at home. If you crash or hold up the que at at the print shop they'll kick you out
Feroze ----- Original Message ----- From: "Herb Chong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2002 11:09 PM Subject: Re: Cross Processing > Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >My average files for an A4 is 35MB, by the time its ripped its > about 250MB, havn't found an inkjet printer that can handle that, > If you get a chance please find out what model they are > using and what the per page cost is > > Thanks > > Feroze< > > sometimes, it is a matter of software. there is software for full > matchprint printing on Epson professional printers and you have to use > special media. it is just as expensive as regular match prints. also,i > don't know what size has to do with it. i regularly send 100MB or larger > files to my Epson printer and it just takes longer. my Postscript RIP > produces files that are comparable in size when i send them to the same > printer. files that are for large format Epson professional printers > regularly exceed a gigabyte in size. > > Herb.... > >
