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> > How can I print long faxes, with pages of 50 cm or longer ? (Unlimited > Page Length) ? If I send them to the printer with fax2ps, I only get the > last part of the page. I use Linux with hylafax version 4.x (don't know > which one exactly), and ghostscript. You must specify the page size to ghostscript (I'm not sure if you can set arbitrary sizes, or whether you can do this within the postscript file). Postscript prints with an origin at the bottom left, so, if you send a document that is longer than the page, you will lose the top of the document. N.B. postscript interpreters always image the whole page; they can't output top to bottom as the data arrives - it may well not arrive in that sequence. If you don't have a printer that can print 50cm pages in one go, you will need to add postscript translate instructions to the postscript file, to move the image relative to the page, or convert the fax to pbm and use the netpbm tools to extract two A4 sized images. Note most faxes are declared as unlimited length. Also, before asking for support, make sure that you know the exact version numbers (including ghostscript in this case), and for this question, the type of printer used. > > Another problem I have is that when people send me a fax, they get an > error message, while I receive the fax correctly. I have this problem with > all fax machines I tried. Can't help on this one. Also, you appear to have forced the envelope sender to an invalid domain name. > X-Authentication-Warning: turing.frank.gevaerts: fg owned process doing -bs > X-Sender: fg@turing.frank.gevaerts (I've assumed that sgi have moved Sender to X-Sender, rather than overwriting the one you put in. The host name certainly looks misconfigured.)