In article <4ec697a6aesmart1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Chris <smart1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In article <62b681c64e.martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, > Martin Wuerthner <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Unfortunately, I cannot reproduce the problem here with my Epson > > R340 so it is a bit difficult to find out what is going wrong. Can > > you please try GPDriver 2.10, which has a tentative fix for this > > problem? > > http://www.mw-software.com/software/gutenprint/downloadsP/gpdriver210.zip > I have now printed a page with the new driver, and on this one there > was no line of dots at the bottom, where there had been before. The > 'tentative fix' may very well have worked! > I will be doing some more printing later today, so if you do not > hear any more about this, you may assume it is fixed (at least for > me!). Sorry Martin - I spoke too soon. I have now printed another page, and that one did have the thin line of dots at the bottom. This emphasises what I said in an earlier post, i.e. for me at least it doesn't happen on every print, only on most. The colour of the line of dots is essentially the colour of the last bit of the actual print, albeit fainter (lower density of dots?). Not sure if any more information will help. Printer: Epson R800 Resolution: 1440x720 GP settings: All default except gamma at 1.6 Hardware: Iyonix (original tower) RISC OS 5.13, 512 MB RAM Printing from Ovation Pro (v. 2.77) - mostly single page documents consisting of two 6"x4" images, with crop marks, and small captions. Where the images do have crop marks, the extraneous line of dots is at the very bottom of the lower vertical crop marks at the bottom of the page. Chris... -- Chris Johnson