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2002.06.25 15:18 "Batch Printing programs.", by Kevin Paulson
2002.06.25 15:37 "Re: Batch Printing programs.", by Chris Hanson
2002.06.25 15:55 "Re: Batch Printing programs.", by Kevin Paulson
2002.06.25 16:16 "Re: Batch Printing programs.", by Gary Weimer
2002.06.25 16:27 "Re: Batch Printing programs.", by Sam Gilcrist
2002.06.25 16:40 "Re: Batch Printing programs.", by Jeff Urlwin
2002.06.25 21:47 "Re: Batch Printing programs.", by Gary M Hewitt
2002.06.25 16:18 "Re: Batch Printing programs.", by Luc Van Asch

2002.06.25 16:18 "Re: Batch Printing programs.", by Luc Van Asch

Hi Kevin,

We have the same kind of problem that you have. We produce hardcopy outputs 
from several thousands of scanned arial photo's in TIFF format.

We use image alchemy from handmade software to convert the TIFF files to 
postscript format. (this is done using a dos batch script).
See:
(http://www.handmadesw.com/Products/Image_Alchemy_PS.htm)
(Image Alchemy PS for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP costs $395.00)

The postscript files are then sent directly to a postscript
printer (in our case a TEKTRONIX phaser 780 - but any PS printer
will do - also the imagerunner 105). 
To execute the printing, bypassing any WINDOWS printerdriver, we use 
a freeware MS Windows utility program called "printfile". 
See:
http://www.lerup.com/printfile/

We are very pleased with this solution. It is very stable and once you've
done the TIFF-PS convertion, the printing process works unattended.
Simply drag and drop a bunch of postscript files onto the "printfile"
icon and your printer will do the rest.

Hope this helps,

Regards.

_______________________________________________
Luc Van Asch
Informaticus
OC GIS Vlaanderen
Tel: 02/5437305
Fax: 02/5437395
Mailto:luc.vanasch@vlm.be
http://www.gisvlaanderen.be