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| 659.1 | more info, please -- and a possible diagnosis | VAXUUM::DEVRIES | M.D. -- your Device Doctor | Wed Jul 15 1987 09:26 | 9 |
| Would you please cite doctype and destination?
If LN03, are you printing with two RAM cartridges, or are you
printing a very large document (several hundred pages). If you
don't have enough font memory (RAM) in the LN03, it can throw away
some of the fonts it gets fed, and that often seems to affect the
heading fonts first.
--Mark
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| 659.2 | | COBRA::FEELEY | | Wed Jul 15 1987 09:45 | 5 |
| The doctype is general, and the destination is an LN03. The .LN3
file is 209 blocks. Your estimate of the problem may very well
be correct, since there aren't any RAM cartridges. Also, the .TEX
file seems to be correct, so the .LN3 file should be correct too.
Thanks.
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| 659.3 | maybe different conditions set for pass 1 and 2 | VAXUUM::KOHLBRENNER | | Wed Jul 15 1987 13:37 | 14 |
| If you are messing with <set_condition> tags and <condition> ...
<endcondition> tags, then you should be careful to do a
<set_condition>(x\REMOVE) for ALL conditions at the very
beginning of your input file or the very end of your input
file.
The problem may be that the <head1> tags are being included
during pass 1 but excluded during pass 2 of the tag translator,
because the condition-names are not set the same way during
both passes. THis was noted in an earlier note but I can't
find it in a quick search.
bill
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