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#Printer Music 2000
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I have a LaserJet+ printer that works fine with everything as does my
Panasonic Dot Matrix, however the HP LaserJet only prints one staff of
music per page when printing from DeluxeMusic. I have called EA twice and
have not had a reply that works. I have noticed when using the
Panasonic(Epson compatable) that there is what appears to be a reset (Print
head returns to beginning of line etc.) after each staff. If this is
happening then it could be causing the HP to eject the page after every
staff. Any suggestion (maybe a way to disable the reset if that's what it
is ) would be appreciated. I sure am using a lot of paper and Electronic
Arts is no help. Thanks, Frank
Frank:
It is a rather circuitutious route but the JetSet drivers from C-LTD will
likely solve your problem. In fact they definately can solve the problem
since there is also a program on the set that can be used to change the page
eject character in the LaserJet but I doubt that you would have to do
anything quite that drastic. The drivers conform to standard AmigaDos except
that they will not allow a graphics program to directly reset the printer.
These drivers have cleared up a number of problems similar to yours that I
was having with the LaserJet and other programs (though I did buy the JetSet
program for the soft fonts, the rest was an unexpected but pleasent
surprise). 73, bill
Frank:
It is a rather circuitutious route but the JetSet drivers from C-LTD will
likely solve your problem. In fact they definately can solve the problem
since there is also a program on the set that can be used to change the page
eject character in the LaserJet but I doubt that you would have to do
anything quite that drastic. The drivers conform to standard AmigaDos except
that they will not allow a graphics program to directly reset the printer.
These drivers have cleared up a number of problems similar to yours that I
was having with the LaserJet and other programs (though I did buy the JetSet
program for the soft fonts, the rest was an unexpected but pleasent
surprise). 73, bill