Thanks, Paul.
I determined that in the specific page I am printing the black areas
are brought on by having a non-scrolling text field with the
following conditions:
location near left margin of card
show border = true
3D = true
line width = 2
The black fills the text field, but only for the first inch or so
from the left margin.
Changing any of the above properties/conditions makes the black go
away and printing becomes normal.
Unfortunately, I can't recreate this on a new card, so there must be
something peculiar about other factors in my card. Do you still have
the card that was printing black areas?
Mark
On Jan 6, 2008, at 12:37 PM, Paul Gabel wrote:
true
What might explain large areas of black appearing in print jobs?
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Mark: I had the same problem with printing a card. On Dec. 4, Sarah
made the
suggestion below. It didn't solve my problem, but perhaps it will
help you.
Sarah Reichelt-2 wrote:
On Dec 4, 2007 2:42 PM, Paul Gabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone give me a clue as to why printing a card results in large
blocks of black ink. In Rev 2.8.1, many images ended up this way. In
Rev 2.9 beta 9, buttons and fields end up this way.
on menuPick theItem
switch theItem
case "This Card"
set the printScale to .5 -- needed to fit card on paper
print this cd
break
. . .
Paul, what happens if you set the backColor of the card to white
before
printing?
Sarah
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