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SUMMARY
When using the QMS PS 410 printer with Microsoft Word for MS-DOS, the
printer uses ESP (emulation sensing process) to detect the data type,
PCL or PostScript, being sent by the computer and to automatically
switch to either Hewlett-Packard (HP) PCL mode or PostScript. In some
cases, when using the PostScript printer driver to print multiple
copies or a print merged document, the printer will inadvertently
switch back to HP PCL mode. As a result, the first pages of the output
will be right but the rest of the pages will be printed in PostScript
code.
MORE INFORMATION
One way to correct this problem is to increase the emulation wait
time-out by using the PS Executive Utility Program available from QMS.
This will increase the time that the printer waits for more data while
processing a PostScript job before it defaults back to PCL.
serverdict begin 0 exitserverThe ^D is a CTRL+D and is entered by holding down the CTRL key and pressing D at the command prompt, or in Microsoft Word, by holding down ALT and pressing 4 on the numeric keypad. To reactivate ESP, send the following PostScript code to the printer: serverdict begin 0 exitserverThe above PostScript code sequences should be saved in separate text-only ASCII files and copied to the printer port when needed using the MS-DOS COPY command. For more information or help with setting ESP or using the PS Executive Utility Program, contact QMS Technical Support at (205) 633-4300. Reference(s): "QMS PS 410 User's Guide," pages 3-1 to 3-7 Additional query words: 4.00 5.00 5.50 6.00
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