| Dan Sideen 2005-11-10, 7:01 pm |
| Create a job in word, and select the manual feed tray. Then use the print to
file option to save the PS file.
Open the PS file in an editor, and see what commands are in the postscript
to specify the manual feed tray. It may be the setpagedevice operator.in the
actual ps code, or something in the preamble.
"A Man" <uce@ftc.gov> wrote in message
news:4368e390$0$4499$892e7fe2@authen.white.readfreenews.net...
> Hi, we have an Oki ES3640e MFD color laser printer. We are trying to print
> from a unix app called XPP. I am trying to print to the printer's manual
> feed
> paper, which is 13x19. Our trays will not hold 13x19 inch paper so I have
> to
> use the manual feed. The way XPP works is it makes a postscript file,
> sends
> it to the printer, then deletes it.
>
> What postscript commands must appear in the PS file in order to print to
> the
> manual feed tray?
>
> We are not sure if the Oki printer calles the tray "MultiPurposeTray" or
> "ManualFeed", but neither entry has worked when I put the following PS
> code
> in the PS file:
>
> statusdict begin MultiPurposeTray end
>
> The above code appears in the page setup PS code like so:
> %Driver Version 3.0 2
> %%Page: 1 1
> %%PageBoundingBox: 0 0 1372 939
> %%PageFonts: (atend)
> %%BeginPageSetup
> statusdict begin MultiPurposeTray end
> /saveobj save def
> /#copies 1 def 0 0 0 1 setcmykcolor
> /color-separation 0 def
> 72 25400 div dup SC 0 rotate 13732 317868 T newpath
> 0 0 M /savectm matrix currentmatrix def
> %%EndPageSetup
>
> Thank you.
>
> p.s. Please note this is a unix app and it is not printing through
> Windows,
> so Windows should have nothing to do with it. XPP uses it's own
> proprietary
> postscript driver to generate PS code.
>
> --
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> browsers.
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