On Tue, Oct 02, 2001 at 12:39:11PM -0600, Pete Willemsen wrote: | I've been attempting to get an Epson Stylus Color 880 printer to work | with my Debian unstable system. I'm running the latest version of CUPS | from the unstable archive and have been unsuccessful at getting | documents to print in portrait mode. In other words, every document I | print whether it is text, ps, or pdf comes out in landscape mode. I | have not modified any of the CUPS config files other than to setup my | printer through the web interface. | | For comparison I took an Epson Stylus Color 777 and set it up on a | similar system and it worked correctly printing portrait documents in | portrait mode. | | Has anyone experience anything like this? I'm stumped as to what | configuration files I need to mess with to get the CUPS rasterizer to | print the documents in the correct orientation. Any suggestions?
I have no experience with that particular printer, but try going to the "Configure Printer" button in the web interface. See if switching the orientation helps at all (if you even have that option). If that doesn't help, try playing with the ppd file (/etc/cups/ppd/<name>.ppd) and see if tweaking anything helps. I have no idea if it will or what to change, it's just a guess. Try your intuition :-). HTH, -D
