Re: [Gimp-print-devel] RE: Epson 1520 issues

[Robert L K. <rl...@al...>]

   Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 21:32:04 -0800
   From: David Rosky <d_...@nc...>

   In softweave, the head makes four passes before advancing
   the paper.  In microweave mode, the driver places the image
   about 1cm or so lower on the page than in softweave mode
   (letter, portrait); and in both cases, the image is somewhat
   lower than one would assume from the print dialog.  This 
   doesn't happen when printing from Windows applications, so
   I assume it is not a printer issue.

Actually, in softweave mode it should be alternating between several
small advances and one larger advance, although normally they're
fairly close to equal in spacing.  The fact that there's a difference
between the positioning of the softweave and the microweave is
probably an artifact of the fact that the softweave isn't correct.
What do you mean about the image being lower than one would assume
from the print dialog?

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