DN> The Windows driver is saying there is not enough memory configured on
 DN> the printer.
I'm not too sure about this one, I don't think it's related to the printer
memory but I could be wrong.  WinWord 6.0 will print out bitmaps just fine.
I imported the BMP into a Word doc and it printed it.  That would have been
good enough, except WORD printed a graph paper like background behind the
picture which makes it look really shabby.
 DN> The printer needs sufficient memory to render the bitmap. The larger
 DN> the bitmap, which is what a .PCX file becomes when you print it, the
 DN> more memory the printer needs.
I tried printing a BMP from the paint brush program that only contains one
(1) pixel and it got the same error.  Warp 3.0 had no problem printing any
BMP files created by the same program and on the same printer.
 DN> Make sure that the driver knows about any memory you have beyond the
 DN> default. A print driver assumes a "lowest common denominator"
 DN> configuration unless told otherwise.
How would one go about telling a printer driver how much memory the printer
has installed anyway? 
  
 CJ>PANASONIC KX-P2180 (With newest windows drivers)
 DN> And how much memory on this puppy? The default value should be in the
 DN> manual that came with the printer; make sure you include any extra RAM
 DN> that might have been installed.
I think it has a 4k print buffer if this is the memory you refer to.  It will
only expand to a 32k print buffer.  I don't think this is the problem, I 
used the very same printer to print very large BMP files under Warp 3.0
using the very same program.
Thanks Dave,
Charles
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