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I am developing a PM for a line of Kodak printers. All support SCSI and my_______________________________________________
custom SCSI IOM/PBM are working as expected. But they also support
AppleTalk, which is where I am having problems. One of the printers
advertises itself as a "KodakRaster" type of device, while the others are
"LaserWriter" devices. (All are raster printers.)
For the "Kodak SCSI" connection type, my PM's
CreatePrinterBrowserModuleInfo routine returns an array with a single
dictionary in it. The dict contains a Kind of "Kodak 86xx", an Info of
"notUsed" (since I don't use it), and a DeviceID of
"CMD:KDKRasterVersionC;MFG:Kodak;MDL:86", as well as the icon data which
the caller expects.
For an AppleTalk connection type, the routine returns an array with two
dictionaries in it. The Kind, DeviceID, and icon data are the same as for
SCSI, but the Info values are "KodakRaster" and "LaserWriter",
respectively.
As expected, I can see both types of printers. However, when I browser over
AppleTalk, only the KodakRaster printers have a type of "Kodak 86xx"; the
others have types of "AppleTalk Printer" or "PostScript printer". When I
select one of them, I am asked to select a PPD file, and a PostScript PM
provided by Apple appears to be used instead of my PM. The situation was
unchanged when I shortened the DeviceID to "MFG:Kodak".
How can I send a raster job to a LaserWriter-type printer over AppleTalk?
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