Re: Lexmark 4227 Printer and CPI -- MIDRANGE-L

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Hi Wes,

To an impact printer, the difference between 10 CPI
and 16.7 CPI is whether condensed printing is disabled
or enabled.

If the OS/400 Host Print Transform print driver
selected in your output queue or device description
configuration and the emulation selected through the
front panel of the printer don't match, you can have
this type of problem occur.

Is the 4227 running in IBM PPDS, IBM Proprinter, or
Epson Fx emulation?

Best Regards,

/Paul 

>date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 10:48:58 -0600
>from: "Wes" <small_du@xxxxxxxxx>
>subject: LexMark 4227 Printer and CPI
>
>We have a 4227 form printer setup on the AS/400 via
>TCP/IP. The spool file we're sending to the printer
>has 10CPI. All four macro's on the printer 
>are setup 10CPI and Marco 1 is the default. How ever
>when we actually print, it's printing 17CPI. Can
>anybody tell me why it's going back to default?
>
>Thanks, Wes


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Paul Tykodi
Principal Consultant
PDT Consulting

Mobile: 603-866-0712
E-mail: ptykodi@xxxxxxxxx


                
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