Rein, you have a port problem. The OS "thinks" the modem is connected to this port. How do you connect to the internet? Check your settings under "Schedules". Check your connection settings.
All the best Matthias ----------------------------------------------- schmidt-systemdevelopment http://www.schmidt-system.com iChat/AIM: MatKoyasan Tel. +81-736-56-3905 ----------------------------------------------- Am/On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 08:39:48 -0500 schrieb/wrote Rein Ciarfella: >Matthias > >>this might be a problem of the printer driver or a conflict between the >>printer driver and another extension of your system. >> >>Try installing the last version of the printer driver for classic. >>Disable all System Extensions and enable them step by step. >> >>I checked a printer forum and couldn't find any problem reports about >>Stylus Color 600 and OS 9.x > >I have the latest driver for this printer and never had this problem >prior to using PM. This suggests to me it is PM-related. In >troubleshooting I forced the Epson driver to the top of the extensions >list to load first but it didn't help. Actually, I've used this printer >since my OS 7.6.1 days but the previous driver didn't allow this printer >to function when I upgraded to OS 8.1 so I had to retire it until I >discovered they came out with a new driver which enabled the printer in >my subsequent OS 9.1. Dusted off the old printer, installed the new >driver and was good to go, until now. > >I know little about ports, but have a suspicion it may be port-connected. > Remember - the printer is on, functioning perfectly (but not being used >at the time), I launch PM and the printer immediately gets a signal from >PM and starts printing a garbage page all by itself and requires a >factory reset to function properly once again. I did not send a print >job to it. Something in PM is communicating to the printer. No other >app I have ever used has caused this to occur. > >Thanks for your help! > >As an additional query, could someone test print a PM email with v4.2.1 >just to see what happens? It occurs to me that using a printer while >doing email may not be a common occurence (I can't recall ever doing it, >myself) and this would be a way to determine if it is, in reality, my >printer driver or the problem exists within the 4.2.1 code. > >RC > >Rein Ciarfella >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >AIMM=rcsails >OS 9.1 (holdout) >PowerMail 4.2.1 > >
