Alan Cox writes:
> There are lots of gotchas with trying to get normal printing working
> - all the bitmaps vanish (naturally enough) and there are a lot of
> bitmaps lurking in some postscript output.
Just FYI, most (if not all) HP "DesignJet" series are in real life
wide-format inkjet printers
Kevin Kempter wrote:
Hi All;
I'm a database consultant so I'm forever printing large database models
onto 25 sheets of letter sized paper and taping them together - tiresome.
I've found a used plotter, an HP DesignJet 750C - a 36" color plotter
with automatic roll feed and cutter.
I w
Kevin Kempter writes:
> I'm wondering if anyone out there has any experience running an HP
> plotter via Linux, are there any gotcha's? do I have to tweak
> anything to tell the printer (and Linux) that I'm printing to 36"
> paper as opposed to 24"? Will the automatic roll feed and cutter
> just
> I'm wondering if anyone out there has any experience running an HP plotter
> via
> Linux, are there any gotcha's? do I have to tweak anything to tell the
> printer
> (and Linux) that I'm printing to 36" paper as opposed to 24"? Will the
> automatic roll feed and cutter just work? etc..
I ru
Hi All;
I'm a database consultant so I'm forever printing large database models onto
25 sheets of letter sized paper and taping them together - tiresome.
I've found a used plotter, an HP DesignJet 750C - a 36" color plotter with
automatic roll feed and cutter.
I walked thru part of the cups a
