Color graphics display, on PSC 2400 part #H100632782 is bad.

Color graphics display port number H100632782 is bad. This is on HP PSC 2400 photosmart series all–in-one. The display over a period of time just faded away. The chassis number is CA02124640-0001 model 5610. I have found another part number that may work in its place it is 7Rh100680782. All these suppliers that I checked,no longer have the part available. I am running this printer from a MacBookPro. The software is Mac OSX version 10.7.5. All help is greatly appreciated.
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The HP Partsurfer site lists the display as Q3083-60016. This is no longer available through HP but you may be able to find a replacement with a Google search.
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"If you then change the default in Lightroom to sRGB and run through the same sequence you get a better color match in the (step 2) “File/Save As” JPG."
Again, I assume you mean changing the Edit menu, Preferences, External Editing and change the colour space used with CS5. If you set that to sRGB then, without having to do a conversion in CS5, the image is already sRGB, so if you save it then it will still be in sRGB, and it will display correctly on a monitor without a profile or using unmanaged software. Yes, but the “Save As” does not distinguish between sRGB or ProPhoto. For example if I used a 3rd party asset management product to export the file to CS5 and used “Save As” in CS5 it would create a JPG file viewable in a unmanaged monitor/software/display more accurately. I have been a long time Photoshop user, but new to LR. These issues or lack of understanding on my part only occurred after I installed LR 3. I'm assuming Adobe would like to have both LR and CS5 to work seamlessly together or is that a bad assumption?

Color mis-display in IE 7

Hi to match my clients logo I have used a lot of the color
#A59689 (light brown) looks fine in safari and firefox mac but IE7
and firefox PC the color is displaying as grey (both the images
that contain that color and the css placed #A59689)
see: www.joltconsulting.com.au
Is there away to fix this? I can't seem to see a color close
to this in the "websafe" range but I have seen many websites that
use similar colors seemingly successfully.
thanks
thanks - shontelle

> It's good to use web safe or
http://www.morecrayons.com/palettes/webSmart/
> colors when you can, but the majority of people's
monitors should be able
> to
> display 24-bit color. That being said...
Only if you're still in 1999. Websafe colors are completely
obsolete. It's
been more than a decade since the last 8-bit color graphics
card was
produced. So, it's not a monitor issue at all.
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> It also looks fine on WinXP IE6/7 & Firefox.
>
> It's good to use web safe or
http://www.morecrayons.com/palettes/webSmart/
> colors when you can, but the majority of people's
monitors should be able
> to
> display 24-bit color. That being said...
>
> As the previous poster mentioned, it could simply be a
bad monitor, but
> then
> again no two monitors will display things exactly the
same, not even if
> they're
> the same brand & model. There are simply too many
variables at play: the
> quality & age of the monitor and video card, whether
or not the monitor is
> color calibrated, the technology (LCD or CRT),
individual user settings,
> ambient light, etc. Also keep in mind the differences in
>
http://www.creativepro.com/story/feature/7584.html?origin=story
between
> Macs &
> PCs.
>
> B.
>

HP Photosmart PSC 2400 all in one - will it work? or what else?

I have been using an old eMac connected (by cable) to my printer (HP PSC 2400 Photosmart all in one), wirelessly connected to my macbook and mini for printing. Well, i think the eMac just bit the dust. Can I hook the HP to the airport extreme? And if not, what printer WILL work, cuz i really can't afford a new desktop computer right now. I have:
airport extreme 802.11g
version 5.7
HP PSC 2400 Photosmart all in one
OS 10.5.6 on:
macbook black 13in 2GHz intel duo
2GB ram 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM
There are also a couple airport expresses in other parts of our property so that the mac mini out in the barn can connect, if that makes any difference.

thanks - guess i need a new printer.
Another question - if i plug a printer into an airport express that is between my laptop and the airport extreme (which is actually the one connected to the cable modem), will that work (and will it still keep the network going)? CAN i even plug one into the express? Guess i should have looked that up too.

FM for conversion of graphical display of spool to html

Hi abapers,
Please help. This is the scenario, what I need is to convert the graphical display of spool to html. The html output has to be the same with the graphical display of the spool with all the colors, fonts etc without using the shortcut in the system menu. Please, please, help. I need to know how. It's really, really urgent. Points will be given to the person who can help me. Thanks.

Hi,
First convert the spool to internal table by using FM
RSPO_RETURN_ABAP_SPOOLJOB
Next from internal table to HTML....
Link: /people/rammanohar.tiwari/blog/2006/01/29/abap-utility-print-screen-to-html
or try the following
Please try the follwoing:
1. define HTML internal table with ref to type W3HTML
2. download it as BIN type and give total lenght of the strings as a parameter in the down load.
See the code extract below:
describe table html lines entries.
read table html into w_html index entries.
size = ( entries - 1 ) * 255 + strlen( w_html ).
concatenate p_path file into file.
call function 'WS_DOWNLOAD'
exporting
bin_filesize = size
filename = file
filetype = 'BIN'
tables
data_tab = html
Regards,
Raj.

1,280 x 1,024 32-bit color video display adapter (true color) 128 MB or greater, Direct3D capable

I want to run AutoCad 2009 and work in 3d. Which lenovo meets the minimum reqs.? i.e. Intel or AMD Dual Core processor, 2.0 GHz or greater • 2 GB RAM or greater • 2 GB free hard disk available not including installation • 1,280 x 1,024 32-bit color video display adapter (true color) 128 MB or greater, OpenGL®, or Direct3D® capable workstation class graphics card. For Windows Vista, a Direct3D-capable workstation-class graphics card with 128 MB or greater is required.
Which model is the least exspensive with the minumum reqs.?
Clarification: I want to run AutoCad 2009 in 3d. Re: 1,280 x 1,024 32-bit color . . .
Note from Moderator: Please don't post the same message in multiple boards/threads as it splinters the discussion. Duplicate(s) removed.
Message Edited by JaneL on 02-08-2009 10:01 PM
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Any ThinkPad with discrete or switchable graphics will work...T400/500, R400/500, W500/700...make sure that you're not getting the one with Intel integrated GPU and you'll be all set...
FWIW, even T61/p with discrete GPU will run this with no sweat...
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
George
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How do I install driver for hp psc 2400 all in one series AND safe wsnmp32.dll Without a Disk?

How do I install driver(s) for hp psc 2400 all in one series ( WIndows 7 laptop) AND a safe version of wsnmp32.dll -- Without a Disk? A tech took the driver off my laptop and I now have no printer/scanner. Help!!
Much thanks!

Hello,
I see that you're having an issue installing the software. I would suggest following this document, which will guide you through several steps on how to resolve the issue.

RE-FX and graphical display

Hi,
I would need to display the architectural view of RE-FX (buildings, properties etc.) in a graphical display tool.
What are the settings required in RE-FX? Should the geocoordinates (longitude, latitude) be maintained in the RE object master data, and if so is there some enhancement or similar for adding those?
Thanks a lot!

Hi,
sorry, do you mean this is available in RE or not?
Would anyone have some examples how the link from RE-FX to GIS systems has been made?
Should the mapping of the RE objects to the map be done in some external tool like some geodatabase? Is this typically something that is provided by the external map tool e.g ESRI?
In SAP help is mentioned the architectural view is recommended for this link ,but I can't find any practical information about how this should be done:
"Use of the architectural view is optional. It is recommended in the following cases:
.... You want to link to graphical systems."
If you have any ideas about this it would be really great!

Smartform preview dump when color graphics in form

Seems I have found a SAP BUG in the smartforms Print Preview.
A dump occurs in preview of pages beyond the first page. The first page previews fine. The dump occurs when you page down. The error is an overflow because a field called stringlength2 is equal to 0 but it is used as in index for a string operation. There should be a check for this in SAP's code before the offending line:.
wa_otf_preview-tdprintpar+4 =
hexstring+stringlength(stringlength2).
How are bugs reported to SAP if you are a developer? Or am I doing something else wrong. The dump does not occur if I remove the color graphic!
Analyse erreur
An exception occurred. This exception is dealt with in more detail be
. The exception, which is assigned to the class 'CX_SY_RANGE_OUT_OF_B
was neither caught nor passed along using a RAISING clause, in the procedure "PREPARE_OTF_FOR_GUI_PREVIEWER" "(FUNCTION)" .
Since the caller of the procedure could not have expected this except
to occur, the running program was terminated. The reason for the exception is: In program "SAPLSTXBW" the system tried to access field "HEXSTRING" w
0. Partial field access to fields with length 0 is not allowed, however.

Hi
U should find some notes in OSS.
Max

Color graphics display, on PSC 2400 part #H100632782 is bad.

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