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Platform |
Intel |
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Operating system |
Windows NT, Windows 2000 |
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Symptoms |
Jobs requiring transformation fail in RIP, which in this case is the TIFF Downloader. The distinguishing symptom of this particular RIP failure, though, appears in the History pane of the Print Console Message screen where the TIFF Downloader provides status messages. In this case, the TIFF Downloader provides only one or two status reports when writing the file to the buffer...
...and then the file fails. The TIFF Downloader usually reports the percentage at smaller increments. For example...
...and so on until the file is written to the buffer completely (100%). |
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Cause |
When you transform a file, the TIFF Downloader has to write the file to a buffer. When this buffer is too small, the job may fail. |
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Solution |
To fix this problem, increase the size of the input buffer:
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Date submitted |
09 Feb 2001 |
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