Mountain line printer compatibility

Has anyone had success using a Canon MP600 MFP with Mountain Lion? The Canon site suggests there are no drivers.
Is the scanner working ok?
The canon site is a little contratictory in places.

Did you read the link?
Note: the * means recently updated.

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10 g report on line printer

Hello Here Sumit ,
Please Help me, I want To print My report which is made by 10 g report, in line printer.
Thanks.

Hi Sumit,
You can define 10g reports to be character mode reports and then output to a character mode lineprinter using a prt file to control the output.

How to print a crystal report in Tally MT691 line printer?

I have recently developed a crystal report with version 8.5 in windows-based operation system (windows xp). My client today told me that the report has to be able to print to a network printer - line printer (Tally MT691); otherwise, the crystal report I developed becomes useless. I have no experiences with line printer. Could you please give me some instructions on how to make it happen?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks again.
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Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on May 7, 2009 11:05 AM

Hi
Unfortunatelly you need to worry about the printer, please don't consider the last replies.
As far I can see this model is a dot matrix printer, only the following models are supported for SAP B1:
For 2005A those are the supported models:
- Citizen PROdot 300
- Epson FX-880
- OKI MICROLINE 320 Elite
- Epson FX-890
For the 2007
- Citizen PROdot 300
- Epson FX-880
- OKI MICROLINE 320 Elite
Please note that some workaround can be found to use different printer but only the mentioned devices are supported. Those workarounds may work in one patch but may stop to work after patch or version upgrade.
Also a multipurpose (combine fax, printer, scanner) devices are also note supported (SAP Note 925841).
Paulo Calado
SAP Business One Forums Team

How can I get the Microsoft enhanced Point and Print compatibility driver installed on Win7 LC master?

We recently migrated from a Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2012 print server. When recomposing a linked clone pool with the old 2003 server, drivers were taken care of for the printer when the user printed for the first time after desktop recompose. With 2012, any printer using the Point and Print driver doesn't seem to obtain the driver again from the 2012 server. All of our clients are running Windows 7 which means the Microsoft enhanced Point and Print compatibility driver is not installed in the OS natively.
I apparently need to figure out a way to get this installed on the host image so it trickles down to snapshots when recomposing the linked clone pool but I haven't been able to dig much information on doing this. Does anyone out there have any insight on how to accomplish this? If I recompose a pool now for a user who is using a new Point and Print driver, they get the following message that is resolved by removing the printer from their account and re-adding it:
"The 'Microsoft enhanced Point and Print compatibility driver' printer driver is not installed on this computer. Some printer properties will not be accessible unless you install the printer driver. Do you want to install the driver now?"
I figured the easy solution would be to just install a printer using the Point and Print driver and then remove it...leaving the driver behind (unless it cleaned up after itself). The problem with this is in my testing, even after removing and re-adding a printer that set off installation of this Point and Print driver on the client, any other printer that was using it still required the remove/re-add process in order to work, else I got the same message. That tells me that the driver may be custom for each printer installed?
Color me a little confused. I do NOT like the way that Server 2012 handles printers. I've come across a few other issues as well (such as duplex capabilities not being remember on the print server for a printer) that I never had with the 2003 server.
Thanks!!

I was able to get it to work using your instructions off of here and your other thread
Thank you!
Chris
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/864553c2-c8ff-49d2-bd48-eb7b47381111/windows-2012-print-server-problem-with-xp-clients?prof=required

Hi I have Mountain Line with Safari 6.0.2. I used to open Facebook, Youtube, Twitter etc. and everytime I select "Stay signed in" "Remember my password" etc. but it doesn't save my passwords and everytime I have to sign in again. I never sign out from t

Hi
I have Mountain Line with Safari 6.0.2. I used to open Facebook, Youtube, Twitter etc. and everytime I select "Stay signed in" "Remember my password" etc. but it doesn't save my passwords and everytime I have to sign in again. I never sign out from these websites but when I open it next time, it requires username & password.
Does anybody know the problem & solution, plz help. I also found disk erros and reaoired permissiomn and the restarted and did disk utlty again and repaired the same disk errors and then did a restart and still does not remember passwords or ask me. Did all this still no luck it saved apple login on here and saved gmail account but others one it used to save does no longer.here is what i did below and still no luck.
Instructions
Set Your Passwords Preferences
1
Open up your Safari Web browser and choose 'Preferences' from the Safari pull down menu
2
Click on the heading 'AutoFill.'
Click on the box next to 'User Names and Passwords.'
4
Close the 'Preferences' window.
Save Your Passwords
5
Go to a Web page that requires a password and enter in your chosen password. Safari will then ask if you would like to save this password.
6
Click on the button 'Yes' in order to save the password.
7
Complete steps 1 and 2 for any other passwords that you want Safari to remember.
Manage Your Passwords
8
Go to the 'AutoFill' section in the Safari Preferences window.
9
Click on the 'Edit' button to the right of where it says 'User Names and Passwords.' This will bring up a window displaying all of the passwords and usernames that you have authorized Safari to save.
10
Click on a password listing and push the 'Remove' button in order to delete the password from Safari's memory.
11
Choose 'Remove All' in order to delete all of the saved passwords.
12

I suggest that you run software update, after which you should have Safari 6.0.5 - then check Safari - Preferences - Privacy & see that 'Block cookies' is not set to Always.
Failing that - switch Safari extensions Off via Safari - Preferences - Extensions & test again

Change Font size for Line printer when Printing ALV

We are using device type IBM 64xx LP+ emulation 1.00A to print to an IBM line printer.
I would like to change the font size of an ALV report I am sending to the device.
Can the font size be set in the Printer Initialization section of the Format?
Ex. I am using X_65_255
What/Where can I add the font size
Set to P-Series Emulation (SSCC P 0)
\0x1b\0x7c\0x7d\0x3b\0x50\0x30
Emulation Reset                               (SFCC @)
\0x01\0x40
Character Set = IBM PC, ASCII, IBM PC(0850)   (SFCC l 0 0 1)
\0x01\0x6c\0x30\0x30\0x31
Print Mode/Pitch Selection = DP Quality, 20 cpi
\0x01\0x7c\0x7d;Sxxxxx;0;0;xxx;0024;0048
Line Spacing = 6 lpi                          (SFCC 2)
\0x01\0x32
Forms Length Set = 66 lines                   (SFCC LINES;66 <CR><LF>)
\0x01LINES;66\0x0d\0x0a
Thanks,
Mike

You will find the P-series emulation here: [LinePrinter Plus programmer's reference manual|http://www.printronix.com/WorkArea/downloadasset.aspx?id=4546] (printronix doc)
You don't have many options with P-series. Maybe it's better to choose another emulation, and get the IBM 64xx programmer's guide.

PDF form with line printer

Hi,
Is there a way to use PDF form with line printer? how, and the pros & cons. Currently we are using SPF to develop pdf form in sap, however it has limitation to print on line printer that we need to print on 3 ply form. The only option is to convert all PDF form to sap script.
If you have any ideas, please advise. Thanks.

Hi courtneyp58664902,
I would recommend you to follow the steps detailed on the page associated with this link (http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products/acrobat/pdfs/adobe-acrobat-xi-con vert-forms-into-fillable-pdf-c… ).
I would recommend you to Save the pdf with reader rights enabled [ File -> 'Save as other' -> 'Reader extender PDF' -> 'Enable More tools ( includes form fill-in and save)' ].
Please let me know if you face any challenges or need any further assistance.
Regards,
Rahul

Lines printing in edited photos on 3 HP printers

We have three HP printers - one F4280 all-in-one and one 990cse connected to the same Vista computer and one 990cse connected to an XP. They are all printing horizontal lines in portrait view edited photos and vertical lines in landscape view. The lines are distinct about 1/16th of an inch wide and spaced about 1/16th of an inch apart and down the entire photo. This happens whether I have scanned the photo or gotten it from some other source. It is happening no matter what editing program I use - even if I only crop it using Windows Photo Gallery.
I recently purchased a new photo editing program in hopes of correcting the problem, but I still have the same problem. I start with a fresh photo (one that I have never edited) and, after I edit it, there are never any lines visible on the screen but the printed page has the lines on it - like dark burgandy across a black dress - and light rose across lighter areas, but always distinct even lines. I like to edit photos and have been editing photos for years. I quit for a while and came back to it recently and have been having this problem. I would so much appreciate help.
   Addendum: One thing that worked for me just yesterday - I printed two 5x7 .tif photos on one page from the Windows Photo Gallery, and they didn't have the lines. I used HP premium plus photo paper glossy and set the printout for regular premium paper. When I had set it for premium photo paper, the lines printed. I tried this because when I printed that one on regular premium paper, I didn't get the lines. So, this morning I tried printing the same photo with premium plus photo paper and set for regular premium paper and that printed without lines also !! The picture is better on the photo paper even though the print setting was not for the photo paper. (I had scanned the photo from a full page 8.5x11 copy of the photo.) I am hopeful, but a little skeptical as to whether this will always work. Has another solution been found? Thank you.

This only works for me with Windows Photo Gallery. When I try to print a Word Perfect document with an inserted picture or an Adobe Acrobat document that has a picture, the lines are there. I can create the WP document and save it, then save it as a .pdf document, then save the .pdf document as a .tif photo, then print the .tif photo from the Windows Photo Gallery. These are the step that I used to print:
right click on the photo,
select Preview (and it should open in the Windows Photo Gallery) or select "Open With" and select Windows Photo Gallery,
select Print (and a print menu will show across the top),
from the menu:
select your printer,
select Paper size (I have only tried Letter size for this),
select Quality (mine is working at 300x300 dots per inch),
select Paper type as hp premium paper (not photo paper),
(I deselect the "Fit picture to frame," a personal preference)
insert photo paper in printer and print.
   I had received a copy of my grandmother's picture (only one in existence as far as I know) and I so wanted to get a good printout after editing out some tears and I was able to get a good full page photo print by using this method. Maybe this will help someone else.
   I hope that someone can come up with a solution where pictures can be printed from any program. I would like to know if there is a solution. With three HP printers on hand, I don't want to start replacing printers.

Output to line printer (132 x 66)

I need to print statement to a Line Printer (such as Epson LQ-1600K) on preprinted form.
Should I use character mode?
I've tried to setup a character mode report as described in
Daily BI Views
(except output chr(14) to printer)
The layout of printout is as follows
- 132C x 66R
- 14 7/8 x 11 inches (paper)
However, the layout scale is 124 x 52. I can place more than 132 characters on each line. And, my printer definition file is as follows:
--- starts ----
printer "dflt"
height 66
width 132
after page control(L)
return control(M)
linefeed control(J)
---- ends ----
Is there anything I missed? Please help! Thanks!

And, error message "REP-1352: The fonts specified for this report cannot be found
for the character set specified by NLS_LANG" was prompted. The fonts will be automatically set to "r_control" other than "courier new".
report font : courier new
NLS_LANG : AMERICAN_AMERICA.US7ASCII
Please help.

Lines Printing from Adobe Programs

Ok. This problem is killing me! Anytime I print from an Adobe program, I get lines running accross (left n right) the page. I've done nozzle cleaning and print head alignment. I even replaced my printer. Printer is not the problem (settings maybe). If I print from any (photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat) adobe program.... lines! If I export from anything to PDF, lines print when I print from acrobat. Now, if I export to JPEG and open the file "non-adobe"(just double clicking it to open it), it prints without the lines. Only printing from adobe programs gives me the lines. I don't want to export everything as a JPEG. It's a pain. Anyone know what the problem is?
ps- the lines are like ink overlap, but are as wide as a piece of hair. Very tiny but annoying. I get the problem mainly when there's a gradient in the file and then try to print. Lines all the way down the page and the gradient is in steps almost. So I guess I get lines when printing anything with a gradient, and print it from an adobe program. Help!

Also, printing solid black gives me lines, but you can barely see them unlees you catch a shine of light on it. Then you can really see the lines.

Random horiz. lines print

When printing from iphoto to my hp deskjet 6540 occasionally a horizontal blue line prints out- ruining the picture. the line is about 3/4 width of the page and actually extends 1/4" outside of the actual photo print area. The line is maybe 1/8" wide.
It happens only one out of ten or more prints, only one line on the page.
Any ideas?

Try the basic fix: close iPhoto, delete the iPhoto preference file, com.apple.iPhoto.plist, that resides in your User/Library/Preferences folder, launch iPhoto and see if that helps.
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto (iPhoto.Library for iPhoto 5 and earlier) database file and keep it current. If problems crop up where iPhoto suddenly can't see any photos or thinks there are no photos in the library, replacing the working Library6.iPhoto file with the backup will often get the library back. By keeping it current I mean backup after each import and/or any serious editing or work on books, slideshows, calendars, cards, etc. That insures that if a problem pops up and you do need to replace the database file, you'll retain all those efforts. It doesn't take long to make the backup and it's good insurance.
I've created an Automator workflow application (requires Tiger or later), iPhoto dB File Backup, that will copy the selected Library6.iPhoto file from your iPhoto Library folder to the Pictures folder, replacing any previous version of it. It's compatible with iPhoto 6 and 7 libraries and Tiger and Leopard. Just put the application in the Dock and click on it whenever you want to backup the dB file. iPhoto does not have to be closed to run the application, just idle. You can download it at Toad's Cellar. Be sure to read the Read Me pdf file.
Note: There's now an Automator backup application for iPhoto 5 that will work with Tiger or Leopard.

LINE PRINTER PROBLEM

Hi All,
We are facing problem while printing a form ( Payment Advice ) through line printer ( EPSON FX1000 ) . The print preview and output will be different. For example, we have used new page format ( Half of A4 size ) and desgined payment advice. While printing, even some text is printed out of paper area. If i adjust any text, other text alignment also getting disturbed.
How can i solve this?
SAP version ECC6.0
SMARTFORM
Thanx in Advance

Hi SAPPIEN,
Use protect and endprotect to avoid your data to span accross different pages.
For the text element your use this.This will make the data apper only on that particular page.
This will help you out.
Much Regards,
Amuktha.

Small window changes in line printer

We are using a line printer EPSON FX-980. We are using sapscripts to print.
We are printing in a not so flexible format. We have the formats already pre-printed and we need to make small changes to adjust the output.
Almost everything is alright, except some variables that cross some pre-printed lines.
We only need to move a window aprox. 1mm down to adjust the exit.
However, when we try to make small changes, the windows jumps a whole line, not like laser printer that adjust to fractions.
For example, my problematic windows is in 28 ln. No matter if I change it to 28,01 or 28,5, the widow jumps to 29ln.
I tough it was the printer couldn't print small details, but I drew several lines with small spaces between in ms paint and it prints them fine. So I'm guessing is the driver.
I already used the two drivers for line printers, also changed the device type line lenght and nothing has been resolved.
Is there a way to do this?

hi,
Modifying the SWIN (SAPWIN) Device Type
The SWIN device type allows you to use any printer or fax that the Microsoft Windows Print Manager can use, regardless of whether the SAP R/3 System has a device type for the corresponding device. In this case, it is actually the Microsoft Windows Print Manager and Windows driver that format a document and make an output-ready data stream out of it.
Modifying SWIN is a little different than working on other device types because SWIN does not deliver an output-ready data stream. Rather, it converts the internal SAP R/3 document format into a special SAP R/3 formatting language. The SAPSprint service understands this formatting language. SAPSprint, in turn, converts the SAP R/3 formatting commands into Microsoft Windows GDI commands, which the Print Manager and the Microsoft Windows device driver can use for preparing print-ready output data.
The upshot: rather than modifying printer commands in actions and print controls, in SWIN you need to work with SAP R/3 formatting commands. The SWIN formatting language is documented in this section.
SWIN Device Format Actions
With SAPscript formats, SWIN does not use the Printer initialization or Reset actions. Enter a comment line -- # Not used -- in these two actions in the SAPscript device formats in your copy of SWIN. This ensures that the actions will be ignored when they are called during output. SWIN list formats do use the Printer initialization and Reset actions.
In your copy of SWIN, insert commands only in the device type format actions that the SAP R/3 standard device type SWIN uses.
Frequently Made Changes to SWIN
●      Adjusting the position of output on the paper.
In a SAPscript form definition, positioning information refers to the absolute dimensions of the paper to be used for outputting the form. However, the position information in SAPscript forms is added to the coordinates system of the target output device during execution to determine where the form objects are to appear on the output page.
Since output devices use different origins for their coordinate systems, this means that SAPscript and the spool system must offer a way to adjust form positionings to reflect the coordinate system used by an output device.
You can adapt your forms to the differing coordinate systems of output devices in the device definition, where individual printers and fax machines are made known to the SAP R/3 spool system.
Set the fields: Choose Tools ® CCMS ® Spool ® Spool Administration, change the corresponding output device, and switch to the Output Attributes tab page. There, you can set the horizontal positioning in Horizontal move, the vertical positioning in Vertical shift. Positive values (> 0) move the output down or to the right. Negative values in the format xxx move the output up or to the left. No decimal values are permitted. For fine positioning, use MM (millimeters) or PT (points, 10 points / inch).
If a window in a form definition is to appear 1 cm from the left edge of the paper, the window will actually be printed 1.5 cm from the left edge of the paper on a Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printer. The LaserJet starts its X-axis coordinate system 0.5 centimeter from the left edge of the paper. On a PostScript printer, on the other hand, the window will start 1 cm from the left edge of the paper, because PostScript uses the physical boundaries of the paper for its coordinate system.
You can adjust the positioning of the output on the HPLJ4 (LaserJet) printer by entering -5 MM in the Horizontal move field in the second screen of the device definition of each HPLJ4 printer.
●      Setting Basic List Print Properties: Character pitch, line leading, type size.
To make these adjustments, you need to change the Printer initialization action in the X_ formats in your copy of the SWIN device type.
There, you can adjust the character pitch (character spacing), leading (line spacing), and type size with the following commands:
Property
SWIN Formatting Command to Use
Character pitch
ec is the type size in twips (20 twips = 1 point).
For example: eS200X sets the type size to 10 points (200 twips / 20 = 10 points).
The SWIN data stream protocol is an internal SAP R/3 format that may change without prior notice. SAP intends to make only upwardly compatible changes to the SWIN protocol. That means that you should always be able to use the newest version of SAPSPrint, even if you have not upgraded your SAP R/3 System itself.
SAP guarantees, however, only that the SWIN device type will function correctly with the development level of the SAPSPrint transfer program that is specified for a particular SAP R/3 Release.
SAP Printing Guide (BC-CCM-PRN)
Implementation considerations
The SAP Printing Guide describes the functions of the SAP Spool System. This system was designed to be used on various platforms. SAP provides its own spool service and a spool database so that users do not have to deal with operating system-specific issues.
The platform-independent SAP spool system is responsible for the output of forms and documents. The data to be printed is first temporarily stored (spooled), then formatted, and finally transferred to a host spool system to be output. You can control all of your output from the SAP System and do not need to arrange further processing in the host spool system.
The following are among the main tasks of the SAP spool system:
·        Processing and managing print requests
·        Administering output devices
·        Technical mapping of the output devices in the SAP System
Features
Among other things, the SAP Printing Guide describes the following:
·        Print Process in General
An introduction for users and administrators, in which the print process from document to printout is explained in general.
The focus of the introductory sections is the Output Controller (transaction SP01), which can be used by both administrators and users to manage print requests.
·        Spool Access Authorizations
This sections and its subsections describe the access authorizations required specifically for the spool system.
·        Possible Print Architecture and Print Methods
The various print architectures are described in this section and its subsections, that is, the different constellations of hardware and software components with the corresponding access methods: Each architecture also requires a specific print method, such as:
·         Local printing: The spool server (application server with a spool work process) and host spool system (operating system spooler) are on the same host.
·         Remote printing: The spool server and the host spool system are on different hosts.
·         Frontend printing: Print data are to be printed on the default printer of the users PC.
·         Printing using SAP GUI for HTML
·        Output Devices in the SAP Spool System
Output devices must be defined in the SAP System so that they can be addressed from the SAP System.
You do this using device definitions with which the devices are managed in the SAP System.
This link takes you to a description of these device definitions and their printer settings.
·        Spool Server
This section explains what a spool server is, how you define it, and what using logical servers and alternative servers involves.
·        Device Types for SAP Output Devices
Device types are explained in this section. A device type in the SAP system is the category of printer to be addressed. The information in the device type, such as font selection, page size, and character set selection is used to convert a document from the internal SAP format to a device-specific, printable data stream.
·        Connecting to an External Output Management System (OMS)
This section explains how you can connect the SAP spool system to an external Output Management System.
·        Maintaining the Spool Database
This link takes you to a section explaining how you maintain your spool database to ensure optimal performance.
·        TemSe Database Storage
This section and its subsections explain what TemSe is and how you can manage TemSe objects.
·        Analyzing Printing Problems
This link takes you to examples that will provide you with support in identifying and correcting errors
Printing from the SAP System
Features
Using the SAP output system, you can output many types of documents on output devices such as printers or fax machines: purchase orders, invoices, delivery note, payroll documents, e-mails, report lists, and so on.
Process Flow
Unlike most other programs, which forward print requests directly to the printer, the SAP System temporarily stores the print data. If you want to print data in an SAP System (online or in the background) and choose a print function, such as , the SAP output system creates two types of print requests:
       1.      a spool request, which temporarily stores the data to be printed in the system
       2.      an output request, which sends the data to the desired output device
If you want your document to be printed immediately on your printer without temporary storage, you must have made a setting in the print window for immediate output. In this case, the spool request and output request are generated immediately, and the data is printed.
If you want to temporarily store the data, do not choose print out immediately. You can display the temporarily stored print request (spool request) in the output controller and/or print it at a later time
thanks
karthik

Order on-line print copy

how do you order on-line print copies of pictures?

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OSX Mountain Line made slow MacBook Pro i7, 4GB RAM

I installed OSX Mountain Line and now my MacBook Pro takes time to switch ON or Off. May I know how can I increase its performance while shutting down and booting it.
My MacBook Pro is i7, 4GB RAM & 750GB HDD

This is what Apple has to say.
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH10798
Also see here...
macworld.com/mac-troubleshooting-what-to-do-when-your -computer-is-too-slow.

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