Hi,
Win 2000 Pro
I have MI pro. 7.0
Hp Desingjet 500 42 in with HPGL2 card
Every time I put a 36" roll of paper and try to print a 24"x36" layout
landscape style, it comes out portrait style.
So I loose alot of paper this way.
I have to tell the MI that I use 42" paper..
Then I can get my 24"x36"
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Hello,
I've got a problem with printing landscape format maps from MI 7.8. I've
been using a DesignJet 755 PS printer driver to print an EPS file to disk,
then using Acrobat Distiller to convert this file to a PDF. Recently,
I've discovered that when I print these maps they are coming out so
ogram like Photoshop.
Hope this helps,
Ryan Morgan
Aerials Express
www.AerialsExpress.com
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From: Eric Gagnon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2003 7:40 AM
To: MapInfo-L
Subject: MI-L Printing problems
Hi everybody,
I just upgraded my printer from an
Hi everybody,
I just upgraded my printer from an hp 450C (4 mb of mem) to an hp
designjet 500 HP_GL/2 with a total of 160 mb of memory
I have Win2000 Pro and I'm using MI7.0
I solved some of the problems but the only one left is printing raster
images..or grids I made from vertical mapper.
I
I get the below error message at times when switching between normal and high quality
print modes. I click "OK" in the dialog box that appears with this message, MapInfo
aborts, and I have to reboot my PC to continue.
Assertion failed: file I:\Released\SHELTER\BUILD 16\xv twin\src\WPRNT.c, l
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Dear Users
I seem to have a strange problem trying to print maps in MapInfo. Strange in
that sometimes the print job is successful and in other instances an er
Dear List,
I am faced with a peculiar printing problem affecting two PCs printing to
the same printer.
One PC is running MapInfo Professional version 4.5 and the second PC is
running version 5.5, when printing to a Hewlett Packard Laserjet 5 over our
network the problem arises when spooling for
