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Operating Systems AIX Printer Memory Message Post 92613 by aixteam on Tuesday 13th of December 2005 06:53:27 AM
Old 12-13-2005
MySQL Hi jim

THis migth be the reason

The printer received more data from the computer than can fit in its available user memory. You have tried to transfer too many macros or soft fonts, or our graphics may be too complex. This problem is also caused by printing too many typefaces at 600 dpi or by printing a PostScript job at 600 dpi using only the printer's 2B base memory. Press Continue to print the data (there may be some loss of data). Simplify your print job, change the resolution to 300 dpi or install additional memory.

or click the link to get the solution

http://www.printersupplies.com/errors.html#20

dare aix team
 

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GStreamer::Message(3pm) 				User Contributed Perl Documentation				   GStreamer::Message(3pm)

NAME
GStreamer::Message - Lightweight objects to signal the application of pipeline events DESCRIPTION
The various nmessage types are represented as subclasses: GStreamer::Message::EOS GStreamer::Message::Error GStreamer::Message::Warning GStreamer::Message::Info GStreamer::Message::Tag GStreamer::Message::Buffering GStreamer::Message::StateChanged GStreamer::Message::StateDirty GStreamer::Message::StepDone GStreamer::Message::ClockProvide GStreamer::Message::ClockLost GStreamer::Message::NewClock GStreamer::Message::StructureChange GStreamer::Message::StreamStatus GStreamer::Message::Application GStreamer::Message::Element GStreamer::Message::SegmentStart GStreamer::Message::SegmentDone GStreamer::Message::Duration GStreamer::Message::Latency [0.10.12] GStreamer::Message::AsyncStart [0.10.13] GStreamer::Message::AsyncDone [0.10.13] To create a new message, you call the constructor of the corresponding class. To check if a message is of a certain type, use the & operator on the type method: if ($message -> type & "error") { # ... } elsif ($message -> type & "eos") { # ... } To get to the content of a message, call the corresponding accessor: if ($message -> type & "state-changed") { my $old_state = $message -> old_state; my $new_state = $message -> new_state; my $pending = $message -> pending; # ... } elsif ($message -> type & "segment-done") { my $format = $message -> format; my $position = $message -> position; # ... } METHODS
object = $message->src structure = $message->get_structure 64 bit unsigned = $message->timestamp messagetype = $message->type ENUMS AND FLAGS
flags GStreamer::MessageType o 'unknown' / 'GST_MESSAGE_UNKNOWN' o 'eos' / 'GST_MESSAGE_EOS' o 'error' / 'GST_MESSAGE_ERROR' o 'warning' / 'GST_MESSAGE_WARNING' o 'info' / 'GST_MESSAGE_INFO' o 'tag' / 'GST_MESSAGE_TAG' o 'buffering' / 'GST_MESSAGE_BUFFERING' o 'state-changed' / 'GST_MESSAGE_STATE_CHANGED' o 'state-dirty' / 'GST_MESSAGE_STATE_DIRTY' o 'step-done' / 'GST_MESSAGE_STEP_DONE' o 'clock-provide' / 'GST_MESSAGE_CLOCK_PROVIDE' o 'clock-lost' / 'GST_MESSAGE_CLOCK_LOST' o 'new-clock' / 'GST_MESSAGE_NEW_CLOCK' o 'structure-change' / 'GST_MESSAGE_STRUCTURE_CHANGE' o 'stream-status' / 'GST_MESSAGE_STREAM_STATUS' o 'application' / 'GST_MESSAGE_APPLICATION' o 'element' / 'GST_MESSAGE_ELEMENT' o 'segment-start' / 'GST_MESSAGE_SEGMENT_START' o 'segment-done' / 'GST_MESSAGE_SEGMENT_DONE' o 'duration' / 'GST_MESSAGE_DURATION' o 'latency' / 'GST_MESSAGE_LATENCY' o 'async-start' / 'GST_MESSAGE_ASYNC_START' o 'async-done' / 'GST_MESSAGE_ASYNC_DONE' o 'request-state' / 'GST_MESSAGE_REQUEST_STATE' o 'step-start' / 'GST_MESSAGE_STEP_START' o 'qos' / 'GST_MESSAGE_QOS' o 'progress' / 'GST_MESSAGE_PROGRESS' o 'any' / 'GST_MESSAGE_ANY' SEE ALSO
GStreamer COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2005-2011 by the gtk2-perl team. This software is licensed under the LGPL. See GStreamer for a full notice. perl v5.14.2 2012-03-01 GStreamer::Message(3pm)
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