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Hi all,
I thought I'd start a new thread so as not to clutter up the other thread re the Samsung PCL6 printer.
My namesake- other Jim- said that PCL6 is not an interpreted language like its predecessors, so I've tried to verify that. I went to hp.com, searched for a pcl6 printer and found the 1220. I downloaded its driver, and did a print-to-file from MS-Word in WNT4.
The resulting file is full of pcl <esc> sequences when I look at it in hex. BUT the top of the file- about 1/2 page in Wordpad- is just nulls, x'00'. Other than that, the file looks like normal pcl.
The driver panel when you go file-print, has no options for say pcl5, so I'm assumimg this is a pcl6 file.
Anyone got any thoughts...... Jim Brown,
Johannesburg,
South Africa.
My time is GMT+2
I thought I'd start a new thread so as not to clutter up the other thread re the Samsung PCL6 printer.
My namesake- other Jim- said that PCL6 is not an interpreted language like its predecessors, so I've tried to verify that. I went to hp.com, searched for a pcl6 printer and found the 1220. I downloaded its driver, and did a print-to-file from MS-Word in WNT4.
The resulting file is full of pcl <esc> sequences when I look at it in hex. BUT the top of the file- about 1/2 page in Wordpad- is just nulls, x'00'. Other than that, the file looks like normal pcl.
The driver panel when you go file-print, has no options for say pcl5, so I'm assumimg this is a pcl6 file.
Anyone got any thoughts...... Jim Brown,
Johannesburg,
South Africa.
My time is GMT+2