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19991020: ldmstats and printing with mcidasx
- Subject: 19991020: ldmstats and printing with mcidasx
- Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 06:17:30 -0600
>From: alan anderson <address@hidden>
>Organization: St. Cloud State
>Keywords: 199910082015.OAA10268 McIDAS-X 7.60 ADDE SFCPLOT RAOBPLOT
Alan,
>Things seem to have settled down here and are working again.
Excellent.
>One or two more items.
>
>1. Checking a little more on the mailing of our stats to unidata,
> shows mail messages returned with the comment:
>
> following address had fatal errors address@hidden
>
> 550 address@hidden Host unknown (Nameserver: mailhost.
> stcloudstate.edu: host not found)
>
> Do I need more info on how to identify the address
> address@hidden in my hosts file or do I need to provide
> my campus mail admin. with some info?
I would talk to you campus mail admin. Unfortunately, we will all be involved
in a retreat today, so Mike Schmidt will not be around to help you troubleshoot
this one.
>2. We are looking at text products with WXTLIST, and also with
> MCGUI using the Display icon at top, which puts up, say metars
> on a GUI TEXT LISTER window.
>
> Using WXTLIST I can print ok using TFILE. Is this the only option
> when running WXTLIST?
Are you sending output directly to a printer or are you using TFILE to
send output to a text file that you then send to the printer.
> Using the GUI and Display, resulting in a GUI TEXT LISTER, I tried the
> printer icon and got a menu that asked for title. When I selected print
> I got a failure, with the message: couldn't execute enscript - 1R.
> I could print if I save to a file and then print the file with a shell
> command. What about printing right from the GUI ?
The printing in my GUI relies on enscript being available. Using lpr
directly will not format text appropriately for a PostScript(tm) printer.
I will have to check with Mike Schmidt on why you don't have enscript
available to you.
>Thanks
Sorry I have to dash, but I am late on getting going to our retreat.
Tom