Problems on sending to a Toshiba fax machine

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Gert Doering wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Robert Colquhoun wrote:
> > >Ghostscript, when fed a "setpagedevice" command for a different page width
> > >than the default, will happily create pages with a different line width,
> [..]
> > I think you can work around the ''setpagedevice' software if you have
> > ghostscript 4.0 or greater you need to specify on the command line
> > something like:
> >       gs -sDEVICE=... -sPAGESIZE=a4 -dFIXEDMEDIA myjob.ps
> 
> -dFIXEDMEDIA is news to me.  Where can I find documentation for that?
> 
> -sPAGESIZE=a4 will help -- *if* the setpagedevice command specifies A4
> dimensions, but break things for documents with letter dimensions,
> obviously... :-(
> 
> > It should force the page to the correct width ignoring the internal
> > setpagedevice command.
> 
> Looks certainly promising!

I use GhostScript 3.30, the documents I'm faxing are processed by
enscript and html2ps and later by GhostScript. If I call enscript and
html2ps with the appropriate parameter to generate A4 pages, what kind
of media will GhostScript generate? (without any media-related
parameters).

And, for all of you, I've just encountered a Yanco NetSpeed ESV 33.6
(Rockwell based) and the same G3 file that USR can't send it sended
without any problem! Gert, put this modem on your modem-list, is a class
2 modem and needs to disable XON. I think that this modem are available
only on Brazilian market, but I think that this will help to increase
your modem list.

Best Regards.
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