From: | Neil Bothwick |
Date: | 11 Jul 2001 at 22:35:20 |
Subject: | Re: TurboPrint -- well....the "Turbo" part is right, but PRINT? |
Sean Courtney said,
> Now TurboPrint Graphics Publisher is very unpredictable. For some
> reason, with certain images lined up in certain positions, it will
> crash somewhere during the "print" process, about 90% of the time
> before the printer actually starts printing, 10% after the printer
> prints maybe one line.
I've never had TP crash during printing.
> - When zooming more than 100% and scrolling, there's a guaranteed
> crash.
Nor when I do this.
> Again, I have the Cyberstorm PPC/233mhz -- and I was recently told
> about a bug that's in some of those boards and that I should run this
> "csppcfix" patch that's on Aminet. Well, this patch solved my problem
> of random crashing while browsing the web, but it hasn't helped my
> Turboprint problems at all; tried both the WarpOS and PowerUp versions
> -- together and separately.
Don't run both together, that's asking for trouble. I run whichever is
appropriate to the kernel I'm using.
> Any ideas? I'm running on an A4000, OS 3.9, DOpus 5.82, TurboPrint 7
> with the latest upgrade....
Same here, Graphics Publisher is 7.03, TurboPrint is 7.06. I have found
that TP crashes if you enable the PowerPC support when running WarpOS
with the ppc.library emulator.
Cheers
Neil
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