CompuServe Thread

#sill no full picture!

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#55412From: Gracia M. LittauerApr 22, 1993 4:30 PM
I too only use my canon rarely & for color graphics. It's really a pain that I can't get a full picture because, as I said the colors are sensational with the PrefPrinter. Just talked to teck support. At Joe's suggestion I reinstalled ADPro2.1.3 and the C=1.3 canon driver (I have always used driver from 7 yrs ago). NOTHING..same results grrrr. So it must be the 4000 since that is the only difference in the equation. Can't win them all. Gracia
#55451From: Jonathan BlackwellApr 23, 1993 1:33 AM
I guess I should be cautious.. I have not yet used it on an A4000. -Jonathan
#55529From: Gracia M. LittauerApr 23, 1993 9:05 PM
If you have one or access to a 4000, try it…I'd love to know if it's me or the 4000 <G>. Gracia
#56422From: Bil SwartzMay 5, 1993 7:44 AM
Gracia, I don't recall if the Canon in question is the pj-1080a but if it is, I have used it succesfully with an A3000 and prefprinter under both 2.1.3 and 2.3. Hope this helps narrow it down. -BiL-
#56465From: Gracia M. LittauerMay 6, 1993 5:09 AM
Bil I'm almost embarrassed to a say how I got it to work <G>. I was fooling around with the new Post DL, trying to see if it would print to the Canon (no), and had set the Printer Gfx limits Box for a letter page in pixels, as one must for Post. I then, for some reason tried the PrefPrinter again and got a beautiful full page print!!! I have NEVER used the PrinterGfx before with PrefPrinter…in fact I have never used it except for Post because I assumed (ya, I know) the programs overrode the settings, unless they TELL you to change them. No where did I read to set "limits", at least not in plain English <g>. They say this is the best way to learn…grrrr. So much for tech support… Gracia