QTR-Quadtone RIP

Roy

the 17.5mm was indeed NOT enough to stop the rollers losing grip.
Well, put it this way: the paper skewed sideways and messed up the
last few mm of the print. It happened on several prints in a row. And
yet normal printing from Photoshop on Windows 5 minutes' later was
totally fine. I don't begin to understand how the print driver might
affect the roller grip, but that's sure how it looked.

Do you have any idea why the custom paper sizes (A4 plus A4 centred,
etc.) might have gone?

I realise all this sounds a bit odd, but I'm no oddball and
technically proficient, just mildly perplexed.

thanks

andrew

> Hi Andrew,
> 
> I haven't used the Windows printer option so I'm not sure how you set
> that up in the past.  But 2.2 ought to be able to do the same thing.
> The Install2100 script assumes a printer name Quad2100 and will use
> an existing connection.  If Quad2100 doesn't exist then yes it tries the
> usb interface.  
> 
> From what I've deciphered from Epson info, the desktop printers have
exit
> rollers so they can print close to the end of the paper -- sometimes
with
> a reduced quality.  So the centering is simplified if the margins
are all the
> same, but for best quality one should leave white space around the
image.
> I'm not sure I understand your Photo Rag example -- if you left 17.5mm 
> bottom margin wasn't that enough to finish the printing before the
roller
> lost grip?
> 
> Roy