>>>>> Arcady Genkin writes:
ag> Hello:
ag> I *really* need to print a document to a legal-size paper. I
ag> formatted a document using psnup to fit 10 pages on one side:
ag> psnup -plegal -Pletter -10 report.ps /tmp/rep10.ps
First of all, have you tried it without the -Pletter in there?
ag> and when I open it with gv, I can see all ten pages, but only if I
ag> choose `legal' from the drop-down list of paper sizes (which shows as
ag> BBox otherwise). When sent to the printer (regardless if I do it from
ag> `gv' or with plain `lpr'), I only get eight of the pages printed (and
ag> the space for the two other pages is left unoccupied). I.e. the page
ag> is printed as if on a letter-sized paper.
ag> My understanding is that lpr does not understand that the document is
ag> formatted for legal paper. I have HP DeskJet 697 for a printer and I
ag> use it with magicfilter, modified to use hpdj driver.
ag> I'm lacking clue as to how to remedy or debug the problem; would
ag> anyone please help?
There's not too much output from "apropos paper" -- you might look
through there. Paperconfig looks especially promising.
--
Chris
