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47 lines
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XML
47 lines
1.4 KiB
XML
<printer id="printer/Generic-ZjStream_Printer">
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<make>Generic</make>
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<model>ZjStream Printer</model>
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<mechanism>
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<!-- laser/ -->
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<color/>
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<resolution>
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<dpi>
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<x></x>
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<y></y>
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</dpi>
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</resolution>
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<consumables>
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<comments>
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<en></en>
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</comments>
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<!--one or more "partno" elements.--></consumables>
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</mechanism>
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<url></url>
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<lang>
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<proprietary />
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</lang>
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<autodetect>
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<!--no known parport probe information--></autodetect>
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<functionality>D</functionality>
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<driver>foo2zjs</driver><!--verified--><!--no "contrib_url"-->
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<comments>
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<en>
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ZjStream printers understand a simple printer language that uses JBIG
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compression to send a bitmap (raster) image of the printed page to
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the printer. This printer language was designed by Zenographics and
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licensed by most major printer manufacturers for at least some of
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their product line. The printer language is highly efficient, but
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requires the host computer to render characters, halftones, etc.
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If you have a Windows driver for your printer and the "About" panel
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for the driver lists Copyright Zenographics, then you probably have a
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printer that understands the ZjStream language.
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The "foo2zjs" driver in combination with Ghostscript might
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possibly be made to work with these kinds of printers.
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</en>
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</comments>
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</printer>
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