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> \definereference
>   [PrintCurrentPage]
>   [JS(Print_Page_Range{\realfolio,\realfolio})]

Hi Hans, Hi all

The reason of no printing is somewhere in the Acrobat Reader.
If  I print a page with JS unattended (this.print(false, ...
the resulting PostScript-file is corrupt. I even tried it with the
Adobe PostScript Printer Driver 5.1.
Ghostscript breaks with error message:
ERROR : undefined
OFFENDING COMMAND: get
The same says the printer.

PCL6 Printer Driver works o.k.

I think it is a bug in Acrobat Reader which includes his own specials
in the PostScript-file.
Have I to live with it?

Lutz