RE: Word printing problem

["Peter Ring" <prc -at- prc -dot- dk>]

Dick,

You are right that the RIP'ed image has the same number of pixels one way or the 
other. But I don't belive it doesn't need to save the original printer file - at least in 
parts - in it's memory and that it doesn't need RAM for storing intermediate 
parameters during the calculation of the RIP'ed image.

Greetings from Denmark
Peter Ring, PRC
E-mail: prc -at- prc -dot- dk
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On 12 Nov 2003 at 8:56, Dick Margulis wrote:

> The RIP'ed image has the same number of pixels one way or the other, so the > 
amount of printer RAM is moot in this situation (as long as it's big enough to hold a > 
page). The problem is the time needed to process all that code and any additional > 
RAM needed to do that processing efficiently. 



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