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I've never heard of that error but I know the printer manufacturer needs a license to include Postscript in the printer. &nbsp;What are you trying to print from? &nbsp;Windows? &nbsp;Linux?
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I've never heard of that error but I know the printer manufacturer needs a license to include Postscript in the printer.  What are you trying to print from?  Windows?  Linux?

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Do you know that Postscript is actually installed in that machine? &nbsp;In the brochure, it's an option as are the other printer interfaces.
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Do you know that Postscript is actually installed in that machine?  In the brochure, it's an option as are the other printer interfaces.

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im using Windows, so is PS a feature that must be enabled through the printers menu?
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im using Windows, so is PS a feature that must be enabled through the printers menu?

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If you can not print using PS drivers for your printer try printing using PCL drivers, you may have better luck. 
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If you can not print using PS drivers for your printer try printing using PCL drivers, you may have better luck.

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PCL works, i dont want them, i need PS
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I contacted sharp, and basically, it is a physical piece of hardware, like an addon component, could cost upto 1-2k.
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I contacted sharp, and basically, it is a physical piece of hardware, like an addon component, could cost upto 1-2k.

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I was afraid of that. &nbsp;Thanks for the points.
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I was afraid of that.  Thanks for the points.

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I am trying to print to a Sharp-AR-M276 using a PS driver. Every time i print the page comes out saying this printer does not have license for Post Script.<br />
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Is there any way around this, i have never known you need a license for PS.
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I am trying to print to a Sharp-AR-M276 using a PS driver. Every time i print the page comes out saying this printer does not have license for Post Script.

Is there any way around this, i have never known you need a license for PS.

Cant print due to Post Script License

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