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Here’s my problem: I print from Photoshop onto my Epson R2400 printer and every second, fourth or seventh print (the pattern varies) gets spit out of the printer after only a portion of it has printed. If there is more paper in the stack loader, it will be run through blank one after another down to the bottom of the stack.
Sometimes the printer will print 90% of the picture, sometimes just a few lines. That varies, too. I have had the problem with all kinds of paper, Epson and otherwise. I have tried using the single sheet loader. I have reinstalled the driver several times, even trying the one from the British web site. I have turned off "Advanced Printer Features." I have reduced my Photoshop memory allocation to 50% (of 1GB). The problem pops up if I’m making a single 13×19, and it happens if I’m running some 4×6’s.
The paper begins its feed just fine. There is no detectable jamming or loading problem, until the paper spits out prematurely and the Epson Status Monitor tells me there is a mis-load on the paper.
I have been on the phone with Epson for hours and now they conclude the problem must be with Photoshop. I am skeptical, particularly since I can’t find any reference to the problem at the Adobe site.
So, does anyone have a suggestion for me? This printer is getting expensive! Thanks. MB
Windows XP, SP2, 1GB RAM, Pentium 4 2.6GHz processor
Sometimes the printer will print 90% of the picture, sometimes just a few lines. That varies, too. I have had the problem with all kinds of paper, Epson and otherwise. I have tried using the single sheet loader. I have reinstalled the driver several times, even trying the one from the British web site. I have turned off "Advanced Printer Features." I have reduced my Photoshop memory allocation to 50% (of 1GB). The problem pops up if I’m making a single 13×19, and it happens if I’m running some 4×6’s.
The paper begins its feed just fine. There is no detectable jamming or loading problem, until the paper spits out prematurely and the Epson Status Monitor tells me there is a mis-load on the paper.
I have been on the phone with Epson for hours and now they conclude the problem must be with Photoshop. I am skeptical, particularly since I can’t find any reference to the problem at the Adobe site.
So, does anyone have a suggestion for me? This printer is getting expensive! Thanks. MB
Windows XP, SP2, 1GB RAM, Pentium 4 2.6GHz processor
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