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Subject: Re: [9fans] Postcript
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Date: Sun, 11 May 2003 21:59:34 -0500
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>The "alarm" message is not the point of that output.
>The real problem is what gets printed before, namely
>that Ghostscript has produced unexpected output.
>Some old PostScript files have stuff in them to print
>things like %%[Printing page 1]%% to standard output
>(presumably goes to the LCD on the printer).  I haven't
>seen that in recent Windows drivers though.
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Yeah it spits out:
    Ghostscript error:
    %%%[ ProductName: AFPL Ghostscript ]%%%
    postnote 244: alarm

I'll give the driver you mentioned a shot.
Don

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