#GPFax/Fax-Modem
If your printer has HP Laserjet support, use that.
What happened was that the printer probably ran out of memory. Each pixel
on that page is a LINE is postscript.
Consider that "standard" fax resolution is around 100×100 dpi, this gives
you 10,000 pixels/square inch. with 93.5 square inches on a normal 8.5×11
sheet of paper you get 935,000 pixels on the page. This will eat at least
115KB of memory for the image (uncompressed).
When this is converted to a postscript image, the size of the image when
it's transferred to the printer can increase over 10-fold. Not fun, and
I've seen this before with people trying to print scanned-in graphics out
of a word processor to a low-end PS printer. PCL mode (HP Laserjet) worked
fine though…
Brian