[iyonix-support] Re: Printing with old kit
- From: Chris Evans <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: iyonix-support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 10:23:00 +0100 (BST)
On Tue 27 Mar, Doug Webb wrote:
>
> In message <4608091E.6010203@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Ian A Dunn <i.dunn2@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
> >
> > The printer is recognised as in no PDF so I copied across the one from
> > the Risc PC . It complained it needed PDumperC6 which having found I
> > deposited same inside appropriate folder in !Printers . Alas not 32 bit
> > compatible . Tried a Google search with PDumperC6 as the term but nil
> > returns . Had a quick look on Paul Vigay's site , the module lsit but
> > again no help sadly . Introduced to Aemulor in case that would help and
> > even clicked on it before trying to reinstall the PDF but alas no joy .
>
> The PDumperC6 was part of a purchased product and is not 32bit AFAIR.
PDumperc6 was part of Spacetech's photoreal driver so won't work on the Iyonix!
> > I have tried one or two likely looking other PDF in the Canon folder and
> > I can print but it seems to come out as if on A5 paper ie rather samller
> > than intended .
>
> [snip]
>
> I think you need to use the BJC-7000 PDF which is in the supplied
> !PrintDefs application.
I was going to say that the bjc7000 or 7100 PDF that comes with Iyonix is
the one to use but there isn't one!
> As I recall in the ROL supplied printer defs
> there was a BJC7100 but it was a modification of another PDf that
> didn't work right.
My recollections are the same.
I then looked at the complete Photoreal real package from Spacetech and found:
* Two printer definition files are supplied with this package:
* -------------------------------------------------------------
* The 7000photo is only to be used with Canon Photo ink (BC-62photo). These
* definitions make use of spacetech's proprietary colour matching and printing
* techniques. Best results will be obtained when printing on Canon HR101 high
* resolution coated ink jet paper or Epson Photo paper (S041140)
* The other printer definition file BJC7000 is for use with standard ink
* (BC-61) and uses the conventional Acorn printer driver mechanism to provide
* colour matching and halftoning.
The only problem being on the Photoreal disc I have here the only PDF's are:
BJC-7000 & BJC-7100, they both use PDumperC6
I have though tracked down a PDF that I wrote (Which I'd forgotten about)
which we sell!
It uses PDumperCX which you will have as standard on the Iyonix.
> If you want high quality printing, if a little slowly, then GutenPrint
> is your best option.
>
> http://www.mw-software.com/software/gutenprint/gutenprint.html
>
>
> I have a old BJC7100 somewhere so if I get time I might try it on my
> Iyonix.
>
> Doug
>
Chris Evans
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