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I added IPX/SPX early on in the troubleshooting process as an attempt to correct the protocols. Since IP is required by XP now, I could not remove the IP stack but I did use the netsh util to restore it to installation state.

Thanks htmlman, I have been through all the Microsoft technet, knowledge base and msdn articles I can find about both the 720 error and mini port drivers. My suspicion is that somehow there is either a registry corruption or a corruption on a linked file that was corrupted during the crash...

We have a computer that had a hard drive crash. The drive was restored to a new drive and most everything functions as expected except the PPPoE connection no longer functions and gives a 720 Error. The ethernet card functions, I plugged it into a hub and it DHCP'd and was able to access the...

Thanks Eric, I did not even think that the default install would not have default loaded make and gcc. That fixed it.

I am having difficulty installing spamassasin. The file downloads fine from webmin or when I manually us the CPAN, however when it goes to create the Makefile I get a failure sh: line 1: make: command not found. Any ideas out there?

Tom, Thank you I will give that a try. I have been away from the forum for awhile. I appreciate all you contribute.

That is correct. I would like to break a file on showpage and image that page. Example: I have a word document that generates a ps file. Contained within that word document is a form that I need in triplicate and an instruction set on filling out the form. I want to print 1 copy of the...

Tom, Is there a routine you can use with printers that do not support page level changes to this command?

You would have to write a sep page with the appropriate pjl/escape sequences to generate a paper call to the appropriate tray on your printer (see your manual) and then eject the paper <ESC>%-12345X@PJL SET PAGEPROTECT = OFF <ESC>&l1H <ESC>E for example <ESC> is the escape code 1B.

Background hacking. Since the rip is a software rip from Adobe, I have watched it build this temporary ps file that it actually uses. It was interesting the reason I stumbled on it was because the machine choked on a file that was over 2gb in size in this rip state, but was only 200mb in pdf...

Thanks Tom for all your support. Unfortunately the way this PS3 rip functions on PDF files is that it renders the PDF to a temporary PS file then processes the PS file. Back to the same performance issues. I thank you for your time. I was hoping that there might be some undocument tweaks you...

Most printers these days support snmp. Depending upon the printer they should have some utility that lets you monitor the printer. JetAdmin, NetSpot, http, etc.

The particular files I am using to test are simple bitmap overlays 300dpi on a 600 dpi printer. When I look at the code generated by the program (and I am not a postscript programmer yet) it appears to be a properly cached form page. If I send the file to a harlequin rip on a wintel system it...

Sounds as if you are using Standard TCP/IP. Load Unix Printing services. On win2k you load it on add/remove programs > windows components > other network file and print services. Use this instead for your lpr connection it is significantly faster. lpsched/lpd listens on for a connection on...

BTW afriend what state are you located in?