Unlimited print length printing

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Helo, AFAIK for epson there is UPDS utility, or the http://mirage.dinax.de plugin, but what about other brands like Canon, Brother, HP ???

Has anyone any information on similar utilities, hacks etc.

 

[Fenrir Enterprises]

I have no idea, but if you happen to have a copy of the UDPS utility please share it. The website has been down for a long time.

 

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I have no idea, but if you happen to have a copy of the UDPS utility please share it. The website has been down for a long time.

You can download EPSON UDPS utility here:

_http://depositfiles.com/files/b75mbcehg

Funny how epson released updated drivers that do not work with this utility, but mirage program still allows unlimited lenght printing on any EPSON printer.

I wonder are there any hackers on this forum? There is Ollydbg, WinDbg, and IDA Pro v5 (free), that can be used to reverse engineer dll files. Why the manufacturers limit print lenght anyway? Printing panoramas uses allot of ink, and they do profit from it, after all when you buy A3 or A2 printer you pay for printer width and now they want you to print only limited length prints??? No way.... I purchased a printer not some feature limited piece of sh........ even if those features needs to be enabled by others.

So we need to ask our friends if they know how to use a debugger, ask on hacker forums etc. We need to enable panorama printing on other brand printers.

 

[Fenrir Enterprises]

Thank you for that... I think someone here who has a big website should re-host that permanently. I'm amazed nobody over at dpreview has commented that the program is missing in the last 2 years, considering the 1400 only went out of production a month or so ago.

 

[Umberto Gladys]

Sorry to bump this but does anyone have an active link to this utility?

 

[RogerB]

Sorry to bump this but does anyone have an active link to this utility?

I suggest you try posting your request on the DPR Printers and Printing forum https://www.dpreview.com/forums/1003. I think the author drops in there from time to time.

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

you may be interested in this software

http://rollprinting.com/

 

[Umberto Gladys]

you may be interested in this software

http://rollprinting.com/

Thanks for the link but at $225 USD that seems very steep. The utility is free as long as you use the 5.5 driver

 

[Umberto Gladys]

I suggest you try posting your request on the DPR Printers and Printing forum https://www.dpreview.com/forums/1003. I think the author drops in there from time to time.

Unfortunately the author has not posted in 11 months on DPR and all requests have gone unanswered since 2014.