> - after i set the correct printer and 19600 speed;
> - i opened the database aplication,chose the file and click on print.
> - my ogo was freezed after 4-5 mins, then the screen turned all black so
> decided to take the batteries off.
What was the state of the batteries? The usage of the serial port is
power consuming. If your serial 2 paralel converter has no power, it
also drains the ogo. If you also have a pcmcia card installed, it might
even drain the ogo further more.
> - for one second i thought nothing had happened but it erased every
> thing on My Ram.
This could be due to batery removal or the other problem. Removal of the
bateries does NOT shutdown the machine. It continues to work on the
backup batery. Or did you remove that one as well? Sure thing memory is
gone!
> COULD ANYONE TELL WHAT I WOULDN'T HAD DONE TO GET MY DATABASE PRINT
> CLEARLY?
Start with new, fresh batteries. Have the serial 2 paralel cable with an
own power supply, remove additional power consuming things like pcmcia
cards and try again.
>
> Also after that i tryed to print something else using the 9600 speed,
> then click on test printer, then it print just horizontal lines to 3/4
> page. After all it got freezed again. So i made a hardware reboot.
There you go 9600 is less power consuming than 19.2K. Try 2400!
>
> CAN ANYONE TELL ME IF IS IT POSIBLE TO PRINT WITHOUT USING THE
> OMNIPRN.EXE?
You mean there is an alternative? USe it. Where can I find omniprn.exe?
Groetjes en succes
Corne
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