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Conference 7.286::postscript_printing

Title:	Digital PostScript printers and their associated software

Moderator:	REGENT::LASKOHER

Created:	Wed Jan 24 1990
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	7230
Total number of notes:	31971

7200.0. "DEClaser 5100 (LN09) Postscript error report" by LOW8::AHO (How about some SMOKED SKEET?) Wed May 14 1997 10:05


	I've check the notes in this file but haven't seen any error 
	similar to my user:

	Anytime they print (any type of document) to an LN09 
	with a NIC they get the following:

	I tried lowering the baud rate to 9600 from 19200 to no avail.

				Thanks in advance,

						Mike


	Postscript Error Report

			DEClaser 5100 V2013.109-204


	Operand Stack (empty)	Dictionary Stack (3 elements)	Error name: Undefined


				USERDICT 27/40			command: Reply
				SHAREDDICT 0/20
				SYSTEMDICT 354/360	
	graphics state					errorinfo:
	
							errorinfo not displayable
	current CTM:
		[8.33 0.0 0.0 -8.33 -2549.0 3300.5]
	default CTM:
		[8.33 0.0 0.0 -8.33 -2549.0 3300.5]
	current font: --none set--
	current path: --empty--
	current clip path:
		size: 4 elements
		bbox: [14.04 7.98 597.72 784.14]
	HW resolution: [600.0 600.0]
	page protect: off

		Execution stack (13 elements)

			--file--
			{disableinterrupt }
			 @aborted
			{clearinterrupt disableinterrupt () exch 0 exch put clear
				}
			 @aborted
			{--procedure (array or packdarray) with no read access--}
			 @aborted
			{--procedure (array or packedarray) with no read access--}
			 @loop
			{--procedure (array or packedarray) with no read access--}
			 @stopped ({handleerror} if stop) @exec ...end...

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7200.1 REGENT::POWERS Thu May 15 1997 09:01 18

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7200.1		REGENT::POWERS		`Thu May 15 1997 09:01`	18
	>Operand Stack (empty) Dictionary Stack (3 elements) Error name: Undefined > > > command: Reply This says that the purported command "Reply" is undefined. It's just a normal PostScript error. The common cause is that someone is feeding a text document to the PostScript interpreter. I'd bet that the first word of the attempted print job is the word "Reply" (as in "Reply to me about this matter ASAP."), or there is a header file that fits that criterion. If you see this problem only on NIC-connected jobs, it is because the default interpreter (PostScript vs. PCL, with or without automatic protocol identification) can be different for each communication port (network, serial, parallel). - tom]

>Operand Stack (empty)	Dictionary Stack (3 elements)	Error name: Undefined
>
>
>							command: Reply

This says that the purported command "Reply" is undefined.
It's just a normal PostScript error.
The common cause is that someone is feeding a text document to the 
PostScript interpreter.  I'd bet that the first word of the attempted print
job is the word "Reply" (as in "Reply to me about this matter ASAP."),
or there is a header file that fits that criterion.

If you see this problem only on NIC-connected jobs, it is because the 
default interpreter (PostScript vs. PCL, with or without automatic 
protocol identification) can be different for each communication 
port (network, serial, parallel).

- tom]