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If you mark several names in the name list for printing, clicked print, and once the printing begins, it stops unexpectedly, there are two likely causes, first you have run out of hard drive disk space on drive C: during printing, or CardWare may be having a memory sharing conflict with your printer driver and other software running in the background. Continue reading »
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Print jobs can be generated in a variety of printer languages. See “Printer Languages” in Appendix A for a discussion of the various types. Different applications with printing capability will generate print jobs using different languages. Similarly, certain printers support some languages but not others. For example, many PCL printers do not support PostScript printing. (See Note 2 for more information.)
To be sure you are sending your print job to a printer that can support the language used by your application, you must determine the language used by your print job. Sending a print job to a printer that does not support the printer language used in that print job will produce unexpected results varying from no printer output to incorrect printer output. Continue reading »
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VMware says the next phase of virtualization will focus on technologies that allow higher tolerance of hardware failures.
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