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Yes, PageMaker comes with about a dozen printer drivers. When Silentwriter is selected I can choose bin 2.
Would you consider uploading the LC890 command files you wrote? (Mac versions)
Oh. I thoguht you meant the on screen control panel you get before printing. I have been able to use the binselect with Page Maker. PM has its own Silentwriter driver. Legal size, bin 2 work fine in Page Maker.
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#NEC890Envelopes
Message #7602
"perfect source. Thanks a million". Do you remember what you were responding to. Was it a source for envelopes. I have tried the Pro-Tech Laser Envelopes with my Nec LC890 but they wrinkle quite a bit.
I was using the Nec LC890 on my IBM but I have it hooked up to my new Mac now. I had problems getting it installed when I first hooked it up. I have it hooked up through AppleTalk. Hypercard would not print anything no matter what I chose in…
Yes, you are right. That does make it easier. I am using a Mac now (used to be IBM) and I can't get manual feed to work at all with the Mac.
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#lc890 + envelopes
Message #7564
Pull the little door at the front of the second bin down(as if to load paper). Now look at where the printer would feed the paper from that bin. That's the manual feed slot. You can stand a piece of paper in that slot (behind the rubber rollers, in front…
nec LC890 w/ Mac
Message #7563
I have recently switched to a Mac and I have hooked up my LC890 wuth very nice results. However, I can't seem to get the second bin choice. Is there some third party LC890 driver that I need. I have patched LaserPrep with the smoothie program from MacPro Forum.
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Encapsulated PostScript
Message #2352
The EPS the our software produces are ascii text and can be typed to the screen. Our software is Graph-in-the-Box which produces postscript and HPGL files for line art in Ventura and PM.
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Encapsulated PostScript
Message #2352
The EPS the our software produces are ascii text and can be typed to the screen. Our software is Graph-in-the-Box which produces postscript and HPGL files for line art in Ventura and PM.