tcouey
February 7th, 2006, 06:34 PM
Hi,
I just tried your application today and love the speed of it. I did however have a disappointing first experience with the printing functionality. The document I was trying to print is here (http://www.raytheon.com/about/stellent/groups/public/documents/asset/cms04_014735.pdf).
The first time I tried to print it, I used the "Borderless" print setting. The black images (possibly vector graphics) of the girl and the mars rover were completely missing. I then printed in the Acrobat Reader to make sure that it wasn't a printer problem--it wasn't. Next I tried printing the document with the "Minimize Margins" option. This time that graphics layer partially printed, but it was scaled too large and shifted the right, although the images (the girl and the rover) did seem to stay within their original boundaries on the page (they didn't overwrite each other or other areas of the page).
Printer info follows:
Printer that you select is " hp deskjet 5600 series ".
More printer's information:
RASTERCAPS: 28313
RC_BANDING: No
RC_BITBLT: Yes
RC_BITMAP64: Yes
RC_DI_BITMAP: Yes
RC_DIBTODEV: Yes
RC_FLOODFILL: No
RC_PALETTE: No
RC_SCALING: No
RC_STRETCHBLT: Yes
RC_STRETCHDIB: Yes
TECHNOLOGY: 2
BITSPIXEL: 24
PLANES: 1
NUMCOLORS: 1000
I'll include a scan of the print with the shifted images (it's an ugly b/w draft print).
Thanks.
I just tried your application today and love the speed of it. I did however have a disappointing first experience with the printing functionality. The document I was trying to print is here (http://www.raytheon.com/about/stellent/groups/public/documents/asset/cms04_014735.pdf).
The first time I tried to print it, I used the "Borderless" print setting. The black images (possibly vector graphics) of the girl and the mars rover were completely missing. I then printed in the Acrobat Reader to make sure that it wasn't a printer problem--it wasn't. Next I tried printing the document with the "Minimize Margins" option. This time that graphics layer partially printed, but it was scaled too large and shifted the right, although the images (the girl and the rover) did seem to stay within their original boundaries on the page (they didn't overwrite each other or other areas of the page).
Printer info follows:
Printer that you select is " hp deskjet 5600 series ".
More printer's information:
RASTERCAPS: 28313
RC_BANDING: No
RC_BITBLT: Yes
RC_BITMAP64: Yes
RC_DI_BITMAP: Yes
RC_DIBTODEV: Yes
RC_FLOODFILL: No
RC_PALETTE: No
RC_SCALING: No
RC_STRETCHBLT: Yes
RC_STRETCHDIB: Yes
TECHNOLOGY: 2
BITSPIXEL: 24
PLANES: 1
NUMCOLORS: 1000
I'll include a scan of the print with the shifted images (it's an ugly b/w draft print).
Thanks.