General Problems Of Postscript - Kyocera KM-8530 User Manual

General Problems of PostScript

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A PostScript Error message displays.
For the content of the error, visit Adobe's home page at http://www.adobe.com(URL subject to change with-
out notice).
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PostScript Error messages such as "VMerror" and "limitcheck" display.
The printer (copier) may be short on memory capacity. Consider upgrading the memory.
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A PostScript Error message displays when attempting to get a printout from any
computers are in use.
There may be loose connections in the printing system. Recheck all of connections.
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A PostScript Error message displays when attempting to get a printout from a spe-
cific application.
Error conditions may exist in the application. Try to print out a simple test file. If this also does not succeed,
reinstall the application in question.
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A PostScript Error message displays when attempting to get a printout from a spe-
cific file.
It is possible that the print setting for the file is wrong, that graphics contained in the file are damaged, or that
bad elements are contained in the file.
Find a print setting that does not cause any PostScript Error message to appear, and try to get a printout. If
this fails, save the file as a new file.
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A PostScript Error message displays when attempting to get a printout of a spe-
cific page.
It is possible that elements or fonts used in the page are damaged, or that larger memory capacity than cur-
rently available capacity is needed for the printout.
Try to print with specifying one element or font of the various ones in the page. If this trial causes no prob-
lems, consider upgrading the memory.
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Fonts cannot be downloaded.
It is possible that [Spool] is set to [On] in Printer Setting Menu on the copier's control panel.
Set [Spool] to [Off], switch off the copier's main power, wait 10 seconds or more, switch it back on, and then
try downloading fonts again.
For details on how to download fonts, refer to the User's Guide that comes with the fonts.
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Non fixed size paper can not be printed correctly (Macintosh).
The direction in which non fixed size paper is loaded in the copier may be incorrect.
Rotate the paper direction 90 degrees and then try printing after changing the settings of the driver and
copier accordingly.
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Chapter 9 Troubleshooting