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Re: whfc & win95 Postscript driver
Thanks for the hint. I had in fact read the FAQ, but missed that point in
item #1 (sorry!)
In the English edition of Win95, the phrase they use is
Postscript (optimize for portability - ADSC)
Otherwise, we're using the Apple Laserwriter driver, as recommended. I hope
this solves the problem. Thanks.
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Subject: Re: flexfax: whfc & win95 Postscript driver
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Glenn Burkhardt wrote:
>=20
> Has anyone seen this too? Intermittently, the Win95 Postscript driver
> sticks a bogus character into the file (e.g., ^T), and Ghostcript
> doesn't process the file when it's transferred to the Hylafax server.
>=20
> We're using WHFC 0.7.0. The problem with Ghostscript occurs with both
> version 3.33 and 5.10.
>=20
> Perhaps what's called for is a filter in WHFC to clean the file before
> transmission....
>=20
> Thanks.
Hi,
have you set the postscript options to maximum portability ? and=20
wich printerdriver do you use. Have a look in the WHFC Faq for=20
recommended printer drivers and settings.
Uli
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