Sure, Quark is a greeeaaat program! But now that Adobe Indesign is giving them a run for thier money maybe they can do more to check for bugs. This one is annoying!!
Quark states that it CAN and HAS always been able to print to a non-postscript printer...
http://www.quark.fi/downloads/QuarkX...6.5_output.pdf
Pg 9 at bottom...
"Quark has always supported output to a non-postscript printers [...]"
And it is true, I have been able to print from my Epson 1280 with out a problem. The thing is, sometimes it just stops printing eps files, I have NO IDEA why this is so! One week it will print, and the next week it wont. I'm using the same computer, same version, same FILES!!! It just stops...
There must be a bug in Quark that is giving it this problem. One thing I did notice that exporting to PDF has no problem interpreting postscript info, BUT print to a PDF does have that problem. I'm not a bug fixer but I bet it has to do with a bug in the print information being passed over.
FYI- Somtime last year I encountered the export to PDF crash bug in the QuarkXpress 6.1 update. Next thing I know they uploaded a patch of sorts to correct Quark from crashing when it exports certain files to pdf. What a waste of my time!!!
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22550
This printing to non-postscript printer issue is again a waste of my time!