LPR Client Print Jobs Include PCL or PostScript Code, Include Incorrectly Printed Extended Characters, or Print in the Print Device's Default Font
When you send a job from a line printer remote (LPR) client, one of the following happens:
• Printer-language code (Printer Control Language [PCL] or PostScript code) is printed.
• Extended characters in text print jobs print incorrectly.
• Text jobs print in the print device factory-default font, even if you change the print device default font.
This problem occurs when the LPR client sends commands to the Windows TCP/IP Print Server (usually called LPD, after the UNIX term Line Printer Daemon) that responds by assigning the print job the TEXT datatype.
To work around this problem, reconfigure the LPR client to send different commands so that Windows assigns the job the RAW datatype.
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