RE: [h-e-w] print-NT.el

[Jeff Rancier]

Well, I think we're getting closer, I shared it and did use the name of my
PC and share name, as follows:

\\\\JRANCIER\hp_laser_jet.

When I selected Tools->Print->Print Buffer, I get the buffer in a large font
with no wrapping.  It appears to be courier new, font size about 14 or 16.
When I did Tools->Print->Postscript Print Buffer, I get printed out:

ERROR: undefined
OFFENDING COMMAND: DefFont

STACK:

/Helvetica-Bold
/14
h0

Any ideas?

-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 12:33 PM
To: Jeff Rancier
Cc: Emacs Help (Windows)
Subject: Re: [h-e-w] print-NT.el


You need to set up a mapping in the printer control panel, under the
"Properties" window for the printer you want to use:

        1) Set up a TCP/IP port "Standard TCP/IP Port" specifying the
           network address of the printer (Properies->Ports).
        2) Share the printer under a name you choose
           (Properties->Sharing), e.g., "Shared as: HPLaserJet", on
           machine "ALEX".

Then configure printer support in emacs as follows (note the multiple
backslashes):

(let ((printer "\\\\ALEX\\HPLaserJet"))
    (set-variable 'ps-use-face-background nil)
    (setq ps-printer-name printer)
    (setq printer-name printer))

This is for Emacs 21 but should be the same for Emacs 20.  Setting
ps-use-face-background to nil may or not be necessary depending on how
your emacs faces are set up.

If you can't get this to work, there is a more complicated solution
using an external program called "enscript" set up to pass the
PostScript through unchanged, but it should not be necessary.

--
Alexander G. Burchell
Wilshire Associates
address@hidden


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