Hello,wxPython users!
I'm deploying wxPython program packed with py2exe.
When printing from my machine with TablePrint everything is fine:
print preview and hardcopy.
When printing from deployed application on user machine( no wxPython
installed) print preview is ok - but hardcopy have
all national character as unreadable garbage.
My report is in national codepage (cp1251), not unicode.
I'm using
- wxPython 2.4.2.4 (nonunicode)
- Windows 2000 professional,
- python 2.2
User machine - windows 2000 professional or Windows XP
(same symptoms)
What can be wrong here?
Should i include some fonts for installation on user machine?
Thanks in advance.
I'm deploying wxPython program packed with py2exe.
When printing from my machine with TablePrint everything is fine:
print preview and hardcopy.
When printing from deployed application on user machine( no wxPython
installed) print preview is ok - but hardcopy have
all national character as unreadable garbage.
Hello,wxPython users!
I'm deploying wxPython program packed with py2exe.
When printing from my machine with TablePrint everything is fine:
print preview and hardcopy.
When printing from deployed application on user machine( no wxPython
installed) print preview is ok - but hardcopy have
all national character as unreadable garbage.
My report is in national codepage (cp1251), not unicode.
I'm using
- wxPython 2.4.2.4 (nonunicode)
- Windows 2000 professional,
- python 2.2
User machine - windows 2000 professional or Windows XP
(same symptoms)
What can be wrong here?
Should i include some fonts for installation on user machine?
Thanks in advance.
Does Windows on the user machine have support for that codepage and language installed? Is it the same printer driver on the two machines?
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
I'm deploying wxPython program packed with py2exe.
When printing from my machine with TablePrint everything is fine:
print preview and hardcopy.
When printing from deployed application on user machine( no wxPython
installed) print preview is ok - but hardcopy have
all national character as unreadable garbage.
My report is in national codepage (cp1251), not unicode.
Yes, my app is packed like this:
python setup.py py2exe --packages encodings,MySQLdb --force --windows -O1
Problem still there.
I've made little experimentation:some machines can print my report correctly.
May be this is system font issue?
Still don't know why is that so.
I think it is required to have "--force-imports encodings" switch anyway.
If it helps please reply here.
Hello,wxPython users!
I'm deploying wxPython program packed with py2exe.
When printing from my machine with TablePrint everything is fine:
print preview and hardcopy.
When printing from deployed application on user machine( no wxPython
installed) print preview is ok - but hardcopy have
all national character as unreadable garbage.
My report is in national codepage (cp1251), not unicode.
I'm using
- wxPython 2.4.2.4 (nonunicode)
- Windows 2000 professional,
- python 2.2
User machine - windows 2000 professional or Windows XP
(same symptoms)
What can be wrong here?
Should i include some fonts for installation on user machine?
Thanks in advance.
Does Windows on the user machine have support for that codepage and
language installed? Is it the same printer driver on the two machines?
Yes, of course. It's default russian codepage on all machines.
I've made little experimentation:
some machines _can_ print my report correctly,
so, i'm considering "missing fonts" issue.
Can i have information about fonts, used in wxPython by default?
May be on those problem machines there are no some of them?
Another applications (word,excel,notepad) can print correctly on those
machines.
Hello,wxPython users!
I'm deploying wxPython program packed with py2exe.
When printing from my machine with TablePrint everything is fine:
print preview and hardcopy.
When printing from deployed application on user machine( no wxPython
installed) print preview is ok - but hardcopy have
all national character as unreadable garbage.
My report is in national codepage (cp1251), not unicode.
I'm using
- wxPython 2.4.2.4 (nonunicode)
- Windows 2000 professional,
- python 2.2
User machine - windows 2000 professional or Windows XP
(same symptoms)
What can be wrong here?
Should i include some fonts for installation on user machine?
Thanks in advance.
Does Windows on the user machine have support for that codepage and
language installed? Is it the same printer driver on the two machines?
Yes, of course. It's default russian codepage on all machines.
I've made little experimentation:
some machines _can_ print my report correctly,
so, i'm considering "missing fonts" issue.
Can i have information about fonts, used in wxPython by default?
May be on those problem machines there are no some of them?
Another applications (word,excel,notepad) can print correctly on those
machines.
Hi,Robin!
I've elaborated and narrowed down this problem.
It exists only on HP LaserJet 1200 series laser printer.
My app can print on HP 1100 or on HP1300 just fine.I've checked this on all
office printers from different machines.
But HP 1200 didn't working at all from any machine (including my own)
Other applications prints russian text on any printer just fine.
What can i do here?
Hi,Robin!
I've elaborated and narrowed down this problem.
It exists only on HP LaserJet 1200 series laser printer.
My app can print on HP 1100 or on HP1300 just fine.I've checked this on all
office printers from different machines.
But HP 1200 didn't working at all from any machine (including my own)
Other applications prints russian text on any printer just fine.
What can i do here?
I don't know. Please take this question to the wx-users mail list, perhaps somebody there will have an idea.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!