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Just to update anyone that's interested.... The problem was that the jpg file I was using was apparently corrupted. I can't tell you why Ghostscript was able to overcome the problem, and the printer wasn't, but I tried the same code with a couple of different images, and it worked great.

I am trying to print a JPG image on a Level 2 printer by using a form that reads the data with a data acquisition procedure. When I view the file through and interpreter (Ghostscript), the program displays fine. My problem is when I send this file to the printer, I receive the following error...

Thomas, I was hoping you would be able to provide a little more help on this thread. My problem is that I have a JPG file of someone's signature in a database, and that I am trying to print it in the middle of a document. I have looked at your response to "how to print variable bmp/jpg...

After they help you've given, you can ask about any question you like. Right now, the images are scanned and captured to a file. It may be possible to use some kind of signature capture program, but I would like to stay away from that possibility if we could. My client is more familiar with...

You're going to have to use a DECODE statement on the query to evaluate the dates. Try something like: Select Type, Count(Decode(date,To_Date('01-12-04','MM-DD-YY'),1)) "01-12-04", Count(Decode(date,To_Date('02-12-04','MM-DD-YY'),1)) "02-12-04" From TableA Group By Type

My understanding of "binary object sequence" and all other things Postscript is very limited. I have an image file (BMP or JPG) of a signature stored in a database (Oracle, 9i) and I need that image to print on a letter. A c program is used to select all of the other data from the database and...

Hello, Does anyone have an example of how printobject is used to print a binary object sequence? My specific problem is that I have a binary object stored in a database, and I am using a C program to retrieve the data and convert it to a postscript program to send to a printer. If anyone...