Something stopped the first print job on the list and the rest just backed up behind it. I suggest that you keep the printer dialog box for the 2200 open when you are sending files to be printed, so you can see what's going on. QTR, in the Windows version anyway, is very sensitive to the condition of the file, although most of the errors have printed garbage rather than stopped on my machine. Make sure that the file size (canvas in Photoshop) is a bit smaller all around than the paper size: I reduce by 1/2 inch; make sure there are no alpha channels (masks) in you "flattened" image file and that it is an uncompressed TIFF. QTR should open a black on white dialog box saying something like "your file is being processed....." and, depending on file size, can be a bit slow to start printing. Have you got a network installed correctly or the Loopback adaptor? The printer dialog box should tell you that the job is "spooling" and run up some numbers in one of the columns as it does so. Frank --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "jymbo4600" <jymbo46@b...> wrote: > Hi....I have had a terrible time trying to get QTR to print on my > 2200. I have updated to v.13 of the GUI and when I drag to the > target it seems to send the file but nothing happens. So I went back > to make an important print on IP and it wouldn't print. > > I went into the IP spooler and there were all of my attempts to > print with QTR, lined up and ready. Has anyone else had this happen? > Is there some crossover between the two RIPs? Or is it just my total > lack of programming skills? > > Jim Weekes
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Re: QTR & IP
2004-08-25 by njfranknj
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