| > She has a Postscript file created in CorelDraw on the PC and this
> file conforms to Adobe standard.
> In VMS, this EPS file can print fine with the qualifier
> "/Param=data_type=Postscript".
I'm not a PostScript expert but I thought that .EPS files can only be
printed when referenced from a normal .PS file. What type of file is
created by CorelDraw, and exactly what steps are used from VMS to print it?
> However, when try to print this EPS file in ALL-IN-1, nothing gets
> printed.
Was the file placed into the ALL-IN-1 File Cabinet as a document?
What steps did the customer use to print the file from ALL-IN-1?
> She did manage to print WPS-Plus supplied EPS on the network
> printer or the locally attached printer (eg World.eps)
How did the user print the WPS-PLUS supplied EPS file? Was it by referring
to it from a WPS-PLUS document?
Richard
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| Hi Richard,
Thanks for your response.
CorelDraw conforms to Adobe standard, according to customer!
In VMS, this file is printed using
$PRINT/PARAM=DATA_TYPE=POSTSCRIPT ....
In ALL-IN-1, the steps as in Pg 8-18 WPS-PLUS User's Reference are
followed but nothing is printed. However, when the WPS-Plus EPS
library file (eg. World.EPS) is selected, it prints well.
Thanks!
Regards.
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