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Need Help - Strange Print Output HP 950 AIO
My HP 950CSE (All-In-One) is suddenly printing two extra pages along
with normal printout(s), no matter the number of pages being printed. The pages contain what looks to me like some sort of (?printing?) script. For example - page one starts out errordict begin /handleerror {error begin newerror { /newerror false ....etc.......... page two starts out xmin ymax 1.5 inch sub lineto closepath ....etc.......... Helvetica findfont .2 inch scalefont setfont ....etc..... I have no idea why this started. Can anyone advise how to get rid of it? Thanks Jethro |
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Need Help - Strange Print Output HP 950 AIO
Jethro wrote:
My HP 950CSE (All-In-One) is suddenly printing two extra pages along with normal printout(s), no matter the number of pages being printed. The pages contain what looks to me like some sort of (?printing?) script. For example - page one starts out errordict begin /handleerror {error begin newerror { /newerror false ...etc.......... page two starts out xmin ymax 1.5 inch sub lineto closepath ...etc.......... Helvetica findfont .2 inch scalefont setfont ...etc..... I have no idea why this started. Can anyone advise how to get rid of it? Thanks Jethro The code above, is "Postscript". It is a graphics language. The language can be parsed and displayed by Ghostscript, but only if the code is complete. Postscript Language Reference Manual http://www.adobe.com/products/postscript/pdfs/PLRM.pdf The code you've shown above, looks like there could well be an error message contained in it, in plain English. The "setfont" command has chosen the easy-to-read Helvetica font for rendering, so the actual message itself should be around there as well. "Handleerror" can be part of a Postscript print job. If the file sent to the printer, develops an error while the print is happening, the print job itself can emit a piece of paper with a message on it. An example would be, if the Postscript interpreter inside the printer, ran out of RAM while rendering one of the pages. That might be enough to cause an error page to come out. If your printer is not an actual Postscript printer, then, well, you'd need to figure out why the printing subsystem is sending Postscript, to a non-Postscript printer :-) Paul |
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Need Help - Strange Print Output HP 950 AIO
On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 20:14:19 -0400, Paul wrote:
Jethro wrote: My HP 950CSE (All-In-One) is suddenly printing two extra pages along with normal printout(s), no matter the number of pages being printed. The pages contain what looks to me like some sort of (?printing?) script. For example - page one starts out errordict begin /handleerror {error begin newerror { /newerror false ...etc.......... page two starts out xmin ymax 1.5 inch sub lineto closepath ...etc.......... Helvetica findfont .2 inch scalefont setfont ...etc..... I have no idea why this started. Can anyone advise how to get rid of it? Thanks Jethro The code above, is "Postscript". It is a graphics language. The language can be parsed and displayed by Ghostscript, but only if the code is complete. Postscript Language Reference Manual http://www.adobe.com/products/postscript/pdfs/PLRM.pdf The code you've shown above, looks like there could well be an error message contained in it, in plain English. The "setfont" command has chosen the easy-to-read Helvetica font for rendering, so the actual message itself should be around there as well. "Handleerror" can be part of a Postscript print job. If the file sent to the printer, develops an error while the print is happening, the print job itself can emit a piece of paper with a message on it. An example would be, if the Postscript interpreter inside the printer, ran out of RAM while rendering one of the pages. That might be enough to cause an error page to come out. If your printer is not an actual Postscript printer, then, well, you'd need to figure out why the printing subsystem is sending Postscript, to a non-Postscript printer :-) Paul Thanks Paul I'll look at the postscript possibility tomorrow morning. I don't think the HP950CSE AIO is a postscript printer. But I'll try to determine that one way or another. Jethro |
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Need Help - Strange Print Output HP 950 AIO
ning PaulOn Wed, 01 Aug 2007 01:29:58 GMT, Jethro
wrote: On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 20:14:19 -0400, Paul wrote: Jethro wrote: My HP 950CSE (All-In-One) is suddenly printing two extra pages along with normal printout(s), no matter the number of pages being printed. The pages contain what looks to me like some sort of (?printing?) script. For example - page one starts out errordict begin /handleerror {error begin newerror { /newerror false ...etc.......... page two starts out xmin ymax 1.5 inch sub lineto closepath ...etc.......... Helvetica findfont .2 inch scalefont setfont ...etc..... I have no idea why this started. Can anyone advise how to get rid of it? Thanks Jethro The code above, is "Postscript". It is a graphics language. The language can be parsed and displayed by Ghostscript, but only if the code is complete. Postscript Language Reference Manual http://www.adobe.com/products/postscript/pdfs/PLRM.pdf The code you've shown above, looks like there could well be an error message contained in it, in plain English. The "setfont" command has chosen the easy-to-read Helvetica font for rendering, so the actual message itself should be around there as well. "Handleerror" can be part of a Postscript print job. If the file sent to the printer, develops an error while the print is happening, the print job itself can emit a piece of paper with a message on it. An example would be, if the Postscript interpreter inside the printer, ran out of RAM while rendering one of the pages. That might be enough to cause an error page to come out. If your printer is not an actual Postscript printer, then, well, you'd need to figure out why the printing subsystem is sending Postscript, to a non-Postscript printer :-) Paul Thanks Paul I'll look at the postscript possibility tomorrow morning. I don't think the HP950CSE AIO is a postscript printer. But I'll try to determine that one way or another. Jethro Good morning Paul. I think you hit it on the head. I checked all the options/preferences in the printer properties, and found that 'separator page' was checked and showed a .exe file under windows\system32 to use for that. I never set that, and how it became set I have no idea. But I cleared the filename box, and so far the two garbage pages have not re-appeared when I print. Thanks again. Jethro |
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