SPAR# 76492593 –
6204 UI not
recalling all STN
settings .
SPAR# 312764109
– Novel FTP
6204 Image Type
selection not
functional
9.4 The following customer issues were resolved
in 12.1 b 110
Issue Description
SPAR# 668881988
– TrueType fonts not
uniform width
SPAR# 557924048
– Certain PDF file
not printing correctly
SPAR# 298073435
– WebPMT would
only display English
and Italian on 510
printers
Issues with the
Russian translation
for the Web interface
SPAR #065384983 -
Missing Data File
generates error
page offending
command IMAGE.
9.5 The following customer issues were resolved
in 12.0 b 257
Page 20
When recalling a scanning
template on the 6204, the
format always reverts to
TIFF.
Scan-to-FTP functionality
was not working when
submitting to certain
versions of Novell.
Copies made with different
Image Type settings did not
yield different image quality.
Problem
When printing from
AutoCAD 2006 application,
many characters from
TrueType fonts were printed
with varying thicknesses.
Certain standard fonts were
not being printed correctly
when referenced in certain
PDF files.
On a 510 printer (or 8830,
8825, 8850) the new 12.0
Web interface would select
the language based on
secondary/primary
language, not by the actual
language selected..
Several Characters/words
were not properly displayed
on the Web interface for the
Russian language.
The PDF file in this SPAR
did not conform to the PDF
specification, but it did open
in Acrobat.
Image type for scanning is
now included in the scanner
template.
Corrected QUIT command
handling to correspond with
Novell implementation.
Enhanced the image quality
of the non-default Image
Type settings on the 6204
copier.
Resolution
The accuracy of the
resolution conversion for
fonts (and other objects)
was increased to ensure
consistent plotting of these
elements.
Adobe corrected the
problem with their code and
it was integrated into v 12.1
of Accxes.
The language selection for
the 510 and 88XX series
printers was corrected to
use the actual language
selected.
The translation files were
corrected and they should
now display correctly.
The PostScript "image"
operator was re-defined to
better handle invalid image
data.
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