bbaliner Posted November 11, 2002 Posted November 11, 2002 Hello, I never needed to do this before, but am curious how. When I attempt to print a script to file (on windows and FMP 5.0), the file apears as a faceless generic mess, with type "file". If I open it with Notepad, I see buch of goblee-gook. Do I need to have a particular PostScript installed in order to view the output? Thank you
LaRetta Posted November 11, 2002 Posted November 11, 2002 Hi! I had the same questions just yesterday. It appears that we need to install a printer driver that prints TEXT ONLY. I haven't followed up yet, but I'm sure it will work for you. Then, select the Text Only printer when you wish to print! Good luck to you!!
bbaliner Posted November 12, 2002 Author Posted November 12, 2002 Thanks LaRetta, I installed the text-only driver from HP, HP LaserJet 4 Plus. But it still shows up as postscript gublee-gook when I print to file. The reason I wanted to do that is to copy and paste my scripts, or attach them in e-mail. But they don't show comprehensively in .prn file that results from Printing to File. Maybe I can attach this .prn file, and then it could be printed at remote site, I don't know. B
LaRetta Posted November 12, 2002 Posted November 12, 2002 Sorry that didn't work for you. I'm quite surprised. Well, the info was given to me from the Cafe'. Here's where ... maybe you will understand it differently than I. http://www.maclane.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=16;t=000327 Or maybe someone else can make a suggestion. I usually don't respond because I am quite new, but your question is EXACTLY as mine, so I thought I'd help.
bbaliner Posted November 13, 2002 Author Posted November 13, 2002 Thank you, I found it. It works! For all the misguided souls lookin' to do the same, here's how to get the Text Only driver: http://www.sensiblecinema.com/bow/webhelp/Terminal%20Client%20Setup.htm PS Thanks Anatoli.
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