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<title>Troubleshoot the image print transform</title>
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<h3 id="rzalutroubleipt">Troubleshoot the image print transform</h3>
<p>The following are answers to questions that might arise when you use the
image print transform function or the Convert Image API: </p>
<ul>
<li>Why does it take longer to process PostScript data streams?
<p>One reason
why PostScript data streams take a long time to process is the amount of information
that needs to be transformed. Color documents especially require large amounts
of memory and many data conversions, which means longer processing times.</p>
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<div class="notetitle" id="wq267">Note:</div>
<div class="notebody">If the photometricity of the converted data stream is
not requested, it is assumed by default to be RGB, or color. However, if
you know you do not want RGB, or the input data stream is not color, specify
an image configuration object that only supports black and white output. This
will greatly increase the throughput of the image print transform function,
and speed up PostScript processing.</div></li>
<li>Why is the converted data stream positioned incorrectly on or off the
page? Why is it not centered?
<p>The resolution specified in the image configuration
object is probably not supported by the printer that the object is configured
with. When this happens, an incorrect no print border is retrieved from the
image configuration object and the data is consequently positioned incorrectly
on the output page. The printer might also be set up to automatically add
a no-print border, which will cause the output generated by the image print
transform function to be shifted on the page. Verify that the correct image
configuration object is being used with the printer, that the printer has
been set up properly, and that the printer and has been physically calibrated.</p></li>
<li>Why didn't the PostScript data stream generate a new data stream?
<p>The PostScript data stream probably did not contain any printable data. To
verify this, start the image print transform function and check the job log
of the writer. Look for a message that indicates that no printable data was
found. If no message exists, an error might have occurred while processing
the file. Refer to the job log of the corresponding QIMGSERV job.</p></li>
<li>Why is the printed image three times the original size when converted
from color or gray scale to black and white?
<p>When a color image or gray
scale image is converted to black and white, a dithering process takes place.
In this process, a single color or gray scale pixel is transformed into a
3x3 matrix of pixels. Each pixel within this matrix will be either black
or white, depending on the color being rendered.</p></li></ul>
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