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Good Thought! I did check that though. When I boot to Win2K it prints fine.
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<blockquote TYPE=CITE>just a thought..... out of ink?
<br>On Sat, 2003-09-06 at 22:12, frank@mogosystems.com wrote:
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<pre><i><font color="#737373"><font size=+0>I have an error at boot. CATASTROPHIC ERROR! printer "Lexmark z25-Z35" also has
queue /var/spool/Lexmark. If I ope up the text editor from Gnome on my RedHat 9,
when I go to print, the printer lines up the page feeds it for print and then
form feeds it on through. No printing.
I am new to administering Linux but have been living in it for years. I can
administer NT and Novell Networks, so if anyone has an analogy to help me that
would be great.
Thanks in advance.
Frank</font></font></i></pre>
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