Package: gnumeric Version: 1.10.8-1squeeze5 Severity: minor Hi,
We have observed behavior where gnumeric will remember the print job preferences, such as number of copies, from a previous run when we are opening a different file at a later point in time. Steps to reproduce: Part 1: Print something with 5 copies 1. Open Gnumeric 2. Save a spreadsheet as Book1.gnumeric 3. Go to the File->Print screen 4. Change the Copies: to 5 5. Click either "Print Preview" or "Print" 6. Close out of Gnumeric Part 2: Try to print something, expecting only once 1. Open Gnumeric again 2. Save a spreadsheet as Book2.gnumeric 3. Go to the File->Print screen 4. Observe that "Copies:" remembered "5" from the other spreadsheet The behavior we expect here is for Gnumeric to not remember the number of copies, or to at least only remember it for the specific file. The problem this causes is that most people expect the "Copies:" to default to 1, but if they don't remember that they've printed 20 copies of something last week, they end up wasting quite a lot of paper. We'd like to have a way to prevent that, if possible. Thanks in advance for considering this, Ryan -- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
