Re: Printing Problem

> Craig Newman > > > > -Original Message- > From: Peter Haworth > To: How to use LiveCode > Sent: Sat, Dec 12, 2015 2:08 pm > Subject: Re: Printing Problem > > I'd also add to this that I used the htmltext of the field because some > text in it

Re: Printing Problem

-Original Message- From: Peter Haworth To: How to use LiveCode Sent: Sat, Dec 12, 2015 2:08 pm Subject: Re: Printing Problem I'd also add to this that I used the htmltext of the field because some text in it is in bold. HOwever the bold does not show up on the printed version. P

Re: Printing Problem

I'd also add to this that I used the htmltext of the field because some text in it is in bold. HOwever the bold does not show up on the printed version. Pete lcSQL Software Home of lcStackBrowser and SQLiteAdmin

Printing Problem

I have a form with two fields on it: - A field control that contains the text to be used as a heading - A scrolling list field with the main text to be printed. I'm using the following to print : revPrintText (the htmlText of field "AttendeeList"),(the htmlText of field "Heading") The printed d

Re: A print stack printing problem on Windows

On 3/24/14, 4:44 PM, Charles Szasz wrote: When I use a substack to print one of my card of my app stack on Windows XP, I found if the user prints or cancels printing, the last field in the group field loses data in the field. There's nothing in the script fragment you posted that would cause f

A print stack printing problem on Windows

I have a real problem with using substack as a printing stack. First of all, I am using Rev 5.5.5. This is the first time I am using a print stack in one of my projects. I usually use the print card command. The print stack is a substack of my app stack and has only one card, which receives da

Re: PRINTING PROBLEM

I used to walk the aisles at a local Target every day at work as a break, so I would find all the great deals and clearances. I got several all-in-one inkjet printers at the $30 price point that way. So I was doing just what you suggest. HOWEVER, new printers don't usually come with fully-loaded i

RE: PRINTING PROBLEM

I see an ad for an HP color inkjet all in one printer for $90 - with my current cartridges running around half that for a full replacement set, just keeping extra printers on hand might be more efficient (sigh) if not ecologically sound... -Original Message- From: use-livecode-boun...@list

Re: PRINTING PROBLEM

On 09/28/2011 01:42 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote: Also, though inkjets may be very economical up front, over the life of the printer the ink is considerably more expensive, especially since most people can go weeks without printing anything, and then discover their carts are no good anymore. Nowadays

Re: PRINTING PROBLEM

On 09/28/2011 01:09 AM, stephen barncard wrote: If the ink is of a certain age, it hardens and becomes useless. Some carts will actually have sensors to tell you if the ink is outdated. On 27 September 2011 14:51, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: Hi Everyone For those of you who may have followed t

Re: PRINTING PROBLEM

Bob, print size and the fact that I usually print "something" every day or two, make my Epsons a good choice for me. Thanks for sharing your observations and 2¢ though. I'll watch this more closely in the future. (smile) Joe Lewis Wilkins Architect and On Sep 27, 2011, at 3:42 PM, Bob Sneidar w

Re: PRINTING PROBLEM

Also, though inkjets may be very economical up front, over the life of the printer the ink is considerably more expensive, especially since most people can go weeks without printing anything, and then discover their carts are no good anymore. Nowadays personal color laserwriters would be better

Re: PRINTING PROBLEM

Interesting Stephen, I AM printing with less frequency than I did when I was really busy, so that may well be a concern. Hmn! Thanks, Joe Lewis Wilkins Architect On Sep 27, 2011, at 3:09 PM, stephen barncard wrote: > If the ink is of a certain age, it hardens and becomes useless. Some carts >

Re: PRINTING PROBLEM

If the ink is of a certain age, it hardens and becomes useless. Some carts will actually have sensors to tell you if the ink is outdated. On 27 September 2011 14:51, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: > Hi Everyone > > For those of you who may have followed this thread earlier, Richmond was > right on th

PRINTING PROBLEM

Hi Everyone For those of you who may have followed this thread earlier, Richmond was right on the mark. Seeing as how the color cartridge was half full, I had trouble considering that to be the problem. I have used hundreds of cartridges on similar projects and never found this to be a problem.

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

Keith, Done that many times over. So off to the store. Joe Wilkins On Sep 27, 2011, at 10:35 AM, Keith Clarke wrote: > ...or just print a test page to rule-out a cartridge or blocked jet problem? > > On 27 Sep 2011, at 18:23, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: > >> Hi Jerry, >> >> Yeah, it is only whe

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

...or just print a test page to rule-out a cartridge or blocked jet problem? On 27 Sep 2011, at 18:23, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: > Hi Jerry, > > Yeah, it is only when printed. Shows up on the screen correctly. > Unfortunately, the Epson Driver has never fixed the Color status access for > OSX a

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

Hi Jerry, Yeah, it is only when printed. Shows up on the screen correctly. Unfortunately, the Epson Driver has never fixed the Color status access for OSX and I have to switch back to another Mac using an older driver, but it does appear I've got plenty of all the colors right now. But it shows

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

Is this only when printed? Richmond may have nailed it: How is the magenta cartridge in your printer doing? On Sep 27, 2011, at 10:05 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: > Mark, > > Your comments expanded my thinking. Yesterday, I received a PDF from a > client. I performed a screen grab of the drawi

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

Richmond, Thanks, I did consider that as a possibility, but the cartridge is over half full. See my posting to Mark. Joe Wilkins On Sep 27, 2011, at 10:04 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote: > On 09/27/2011 07:10 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: >> Hi everyone, >> >> Though this doesn't appear to be re

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

Mark, Your comments expanded my thinking. Yesterday, I received a PDF from a client. I performed a screen grab of the drawing, pasted it into a MacDraft document and altered its image size. A portion of the drawing had a gray fill. On printing this revised drawing that gray fill printed in the

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

On 09/27/2011 07:10 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: Hi everyone, Though this doesn't appear to be related in any way to LC, you people are my most reliable resource for some trouble shooting that has me totally baffled. I have some drawings that I have been using reliably for ages. Suddenly, with

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

Mark, thanks for your input. I haven't done any of those things, though I am always "adjusting" colors of one sort or another while using MacDraft. And that's never caused me any problem before. I'm a beta tester for MacDraft, so I do have a query into them, but I'll only get the opinion of one

Re: Critical Printing Problem Help

Joe, Yes, a virus can do anything, so it could be the cause of your problem theorecitally, but it is very unlikely to happen. Have you updated LiveCode recently? Have you updated any colour profiles (think of Adobe, ColorSync, calibration tools)? Perhaps it is a gamma issue (look up the scree

Critical Printing Problem Help

Hi everyone, Though this doesn't appear to be related in any way to LC, you people are my most reliable resource for some trouble shooting that has me totally baffled. I have some drawings that I have been using reliably for ages. Suddenly, with no apparent changes to any of them, or the appli