El jueves, 27 de febrero de 2003, 18:29:41 (UTC-4), Ken Graham escribió:

Have you checked the font substitution table for the Postscript

printer

drivers you are using?

I used download fonts so I shouldn't have substitutions should I.

I updated the Ripit server from NT 4 yesterday to Win2000 pro
workstation and something in doing that seems to have corrected that
problem. Unfortunately it seems to have introduced a new problem. When selecting oversize letter it instead prints to 11x17.

A workaround to this seems to be to print everything to actual letter
size with crop marks and cross hairs turned on in RIP and then it
properly prints to about 9 x 11.75 .

Problem may be that anything with bleeds will have to be to 11x17 or
may not.

K_Graham

Hi, did you try to rotate the file in the source program? Will you have the original open rip program that will damage the installation disk? Thank you..

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El jueves, 27 de febrero de 2003, 18:29:41 (UTC-4), Ken Graham escribió:

Have you checked the font substitution table for the Postscript

printer

drivers you are using?

I used download fonts so I shouldn't have substitutions should I.

I updated the Ripit server from NT 4 yesterday to Win2000 pro
workstation and something in doing that seems to have corrected that
problem. Unfortunately it seems to have introduced a new problem. When selecting oversize letter it instead prints to 11x17.

A workaround to this seems to be to print everything to actual letter
size with crop marks and cross hairs turned on in RIP and then it
properly prints to about 9 x 11.75 .

Problem may be that anything with bleeds will have to be to 11x17 or
may not.

K_Graham

Hi, did you try to rotate the file in the source program? Will you have the original open rip program that will damage the installation disk? Thank you..

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