Re: Is there color in my future?

[RBE <rbe@xxxxxxxxx>]

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On Monday 25 June 2001 08:39, John Culleton wrote:
> RBE wrote:
> >
> > I have a eDesktop 2.4, using linux kernel 2.2.14, XFree86
> > 4.03, qt2.2.3, apsfilter 6.0 and ghostscript 6.51 with pcl3
> > support added in.  I am trying to get full print abilities
> > with an HP 2000C, which is supposedly pcl3 compliant.
> >
> > I installed the printer with apsfilter and find I am unable
> > to print color, at all.  I have no idea how to activate the
> > color capabilities of the printer.  Any ideas, or does
> > anyone know what other information you may need?
> >
> You need to have the correct driver included in GS and need to
> call that correct driver from apsfilter. When you went through
> the apsfilter setup script, what driver did you select?
>
> (Hint: including the correct driver in Ghostscript is the more
> difficult part.)

GS has pcl3.  I selected the HP2000C printer and it installed 
pcl3, however, it would not print in color.  When I used the 
experimental apsfilter (7.0), it printed color on the test.

However, I cannot get it to print anything else, especially not 
with Star Office (which seems to have its own thing).  I'm 
dealing with them on that problem.

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