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...39;t find PPD file 'c:\qmc330.ppd', expect a crash now! trace:psdrv:PSDRV_CreateDC (WINEPS Wine PostScript Driver LPT1: (nil)) The file c:\qmc330.ppd exists, is chmod'd to 777, and is a valid ppd file. Relevant lines from ~/.wine/config: [ppd] "qmc330" = "/users/pca202/gilbertl/cdrive/windows/system/qmc330.ppd" [parallelports] "LPT1" = "/tmp/qmc330" [windows] "device" = "Wine PostScript Driver,WINEPS,LPT1:" Relevant lines from win.ini: [windows] device=Wine [Ports] LPT1:= LPT2:= LPT3:= COM1:=9600,n,8,1,x COM2:=9600,n,8,1,...

Hey all, When I first start an Xsession (from dtlogin) I can telnet to the app server (my linux box) and run Notes under WINE and it will display on my HP box just fine. All Notes functions work, even printing. However, when I File|Exit from Notes and then try to restart it, I get an error. here is the error message: X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes) Major

I had a similar problem trying to remotely display Wine progs to an HPUX machine. After an extensive amount of probing, my colleague and I discovered that the target machine (the one being displayed to) had some kind of wierd, hybrid color depth that was confusing to Wine. You might want to make sure the color depth on the target box is one that Wine likes. Or, I could be totally wrong, and in

Hey all, When I first start an Xsession (from dtlogin) I can telnet to the app server (my linux box) and run Notes under WINE and it will display on my HP box just fine. All Notes functions work, even printing. However, when I File|Exit from Notes and then try to restart it, I get an error on the host machine. here is the error message: X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter

Hello all and thank you for all the great tips in the past. My current problem (among other personal ones I won't discuss here) is that when exiting Notes R5 under WINE, the wineserver and the actual "wine --managed notes.exe" processes continue to exist. 2724 pts/1 S 0:00 wine --managed notes.exe 2726 ? S 0:17 wineserver Notes runs very well except for this.