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by bobdank
The HP files may not be your problem. If you are communicating with the Epson printer with a Parallel cable, make sure your paralell port settings in your BIOS are set to Epson's reccomended setting (or at the very least to "bidirectional"). Also, make sure you are using a high quality Parallel cable (should have "iee1284" stamped on the side). I have seen bad cables cause problems with HP printers in particular, but it can also be a factor with Epson. Last, it could be the type of file you areprinting. Sometimes unique fonts or graphics can be a problem for printers. Try printing a simple text document with a standard font like Times New Roman, or Arial. Does that print ok? If so, then it's a good bet that the items that don't print wellhave a font or graphic that is causing the printer confusion.
Good Luck!
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