PS ioerror offending command image

[mams4s]

Dear all,
i Have a machine pro c5110 with E-22B controller,we are printing power point files,in between prints it will print an error sheet saying ioerror offending command image.then it will cancel the set and start printing from starting.if anyone have any idea please let us know.

Thanks

[randall]

Re: PS ioerror offending command image

This error usually occurs because of corrupted post script information in an image.

1. Find the slide causing the problem, print first 10, if ok print next 10 until you get the error.
2. Once problem slide is isolated, check all linked or embedded images. If this slide has lots of them delete one and try printing until you find which is bad by the slide printing without error.
3. If using Post Script driver, check ps options under advanced, set for ps language level 2 instead of 3, make sure "send for each page" is selected not "send by range"
4. If all else fails, print as image(slow as hell rip).

Hope this hellps

[mams4s]

Re: PS ioerror offending command image

This error usually occurs because of corrupted post script information in an image.

1. Find the slide causing the problem, print first 10, if ok print next 10 until you get the error.
2. Once problem slide is isolated, check all linked or embedded images. If this slide has lots of them delete one and try printing until you find which is bad by the slide printing without error.
3. If using Post Script driver, check ps options under advanced, set for ps language level 2 instead of 3, make sure "send for each page" is selected not "send by range"
4. If all else fails, print as image(slow as hell rip).

Hope this hellps

Thx for ur reply,
for example if am getting an error on page 67,if i send this same page again it prints without error,now what is ur suggestion.

[rthonpm]

You may want to try rebuilding the file, either by re-creating it as a PDF or trying to copy the page to another format.

For bad PDF's I just usually use a full version of Acrobat to save the file as a Postscript file and then respool into a PDF. Barring that, use any free PDF creator to print the file as a PDF and then try printing that.

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