| Title: | T&N Pubs Systems and Tools Notes Conference |
| Moderator: | ISOISA::HAKKARAINEN |
| Created: | Thu Jun 29 1989 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Dec 30 1994 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 91 |
| Total number of notes: | 315 |
Hey! What's going on here?
I'm making edits to various documents I've had on my desktop for quite
some time (read: a year or more). But when I go to save them, I get the
message "Can't open printer fonts" across the top. I go into my printer
property sheet and sure enough, the 'Default printer' property has been
changed from "nearest ps" to "nearest cx". I change it back to "nearest
ps" and the document saves with no other problems.
What is happening to these documents to make that property change like
that?
Rikk
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 65.1 | Something else that's strange. | TNPUBS::HALLOWELL | How many secrets can Victoria have left? | Tue Feb 11 1992 09:33 | 12 |
Something else:
After creating a new index for a book, I sent the document to NACDOC2.
The index printed right away, and then I remembered I hadn't changed
the printer property sheet from the template I copied over from the
Comm cab. I went into the printer property sheet, and as expected the
"Default printer" was set to "nearest cx". I always thought you had to
change that setting to "nearest ps" BEFORE the document would print.
Now I'm confused.
Rikk
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| 65.2 | Not that field | TNPUBS::JONG | Steve | Wed Mar 18 1992 11:01 | 5 |
Rikk, I think that portion of the printer property sheet is irrelevant.
It's the type of font that's important.
I agree that if it's changing on you that's spooky, but it shouldn't be
a problem.
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