SF 6 crashes when printing directly is used

[nmetzner]

Hello

I am working with SF 6.4.2r5d (SF-6-Launcher), Mac G3 MiniTower, MacOS 6.2.2, Microtek ScanMaker 9800XL (SCSI interface), Apple LaserWriter 12/640 PS.

Printing with the button in the precan window runs correct till the last step (printer dialog in front, SF in background). Pressing the last ?OK? in the printer dialog leads always to a SF cash.

The printer's system extension is D2-8.7.1. The printer is part of the Ethernet network.

Does anyone have an idea?

Many thanks in advance.

Yours,
Norbert

[LSI_Rossee]

Dear Norbert.

No ideas so far. Your problem requires a closer analysis because there are quite some parameters involved. There is some confusing info in your post, i.e. MacOS 6.2.2, which is probably 9.2.2, is it ? I suggest you send a support request to support@silverfast.com and open a ticket. Please also include the SF_logfile for analysis.

Please refer to the FAQs on how to find the SF_logfile http://www.silverfast.com/faq/1058/en.html%22%22

You may also use our online problem report http://www.silverfast.com/problemreport/en.html

Regards,

Jan

[nmetzner]

Dear Jan

I bag your pardon, you are right. The six is an overseen type error. It is MacOS 9.2.2 indeed.

Before I tried to start discussing some problems here I have written to http://www.silverfast.com/problemreport/en.html. No reply.

Yesterday, in the morning, I wrote to http://www.silverfast.com/problemreport/en.html. No reply.

Yours,
Norbert[/b]

[LSI_Rossee]

Dear nmetzner,

I just checked your support ticket and was wondering whether you could send us that EPS file you were trying to send to your Postscript printer.

I am now the owner of that ticket and will monitor your reply.

Best,

JAN

[nmetzner]

Dear JAN

Many thanks for helping me.

I have uploaded the following printer job files sent to my Apple LaserWriter 12/640 PS by SilverFast's printing button:
? 1 Bit Strich
? 16 -> 8 Bit Graustufen

How I did it?
1st attempt:
I printed the page to see the result.
2nd attempt:
I have ?stolen? the file out of the printer window before printing, renamed it with regard to the scan made, and uploaded it to you.

Yours,
Norbert