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USB file formats for HP and Epson
From: "Dave Boland"
As a follow-up to my problem testing printers, I tried things again. The files were re-created and put on an msdos flash drive. When the usb drive is placed in the slot of the 8610 (or Epson WE-3640), the devices recognize the number of files on the drive, but claim they are corrupt and won't print them. The sales person tried the drive on two different computers, and the files were fine. Any ideas? Dave, There is no such thing as a "MS-DOS Flash Drive". In fact they did not exist when MS-DOS ( Microsoft ). PC-DOS ( IBM ) or DR-DOS ( Digital Research ) were the Disk Operating Systems. You mean FAT16 or FAT32 Formatted drives. That goes to what I wrote on 2/4/'16 that some printers require a FAT formatted devices and won't accept a NTFS formatted device. You are going about the problem from the wrong angle. While some printers can indeed print some graphic files off of USB Read/Write Media, that not the best way to go and yo\u shouldn't even be thinking about Document Files such as PDF. One should look at a printer that has a flat bed and/or Automatic Document Feeder ( ADF ) scanner is see if the software provided is capable of scanning into a PDF. The best way to print any form of graphics or documents is with a computer. The software on the computer can render the content properly and can best format the print job as you need it. "A little off topic, but when will printer manufacturers get a clue and make all printers that accept jpg's, tiff, png, pdf, open document (LibreOffice), and MS Office files natively? This would eliminate the need for printer drivers. " That NOT the way it works and especially for the retail market devices. That's role of a computer, not the printer. It is not the manufacturers that need to get a clue. You need to understand these concepts. -- Dave Multi-AV Scanning Tool - http://multi-av.thespykiller.co.uk http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp |
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