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  • Barracus
    New Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 1
    #1

    Problem with printer

    We have a java application, running on Win XP SP2. It can send a image to be printed. Application gets images from a Canvas. This is the problem: when we send images to any printer, it prints so good. But, if we send the image to a specific printer (HP Laserjet 4100 Series PCL), it sends a huge temporal file to be printed. That makes us many problems and we don't know what is causing the trouble.

    Sorry for my english
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    • sukatoa
      Contributor
      • Nov 2007
      • 539
      #2
      Originally posted by Barracus
      We have a java application, running on Win XP SP2. It can send a image to be printed. Application gets images from a Canvas. This is the problem: when we send images to any printer, it prints so good. But, if we send the image to a specific printer (HP Laserjet 4100 Series PCL), it sends a huge temporal file to be printed. That makes us many problems and we don't know what is causing the trouble.

      Sorry for my english
      have you check the printer's preference or the page options before you print it?

      I think it was in printDialog() method under the PrinterJob class....

      Correct me if im too far from your point....

      regards,
      sukatoa

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        • JosAH
          Recognized Expert MVP
          • Mar 2007
          • 11453
          #3
          Originally posted by Barracus
          We have a java application, running on Win XP SP2. It can send a image to be printed. Application gets images from a Canvas. This is the problem: when we send images to any printer, it prints so good. But, if we send the image to a specific printer (HP Laserjet 4100 Series PCL), it sends a huge temporal file to be printed. That makes us many problems and we don't know what is causing the trouble.

          Sorry for my english
          Is that printer a postscript printer? Does the content of that file look like ASCII
          gibberish?

          kind regards,

          Jos

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