In a new installatoin, when printing with lpr the output is landscape when it should be portrait.
Both of the following commands print landscape. $ lpr -o landscape <file> $ lpr -o portrait <file> The -o option works $ lpr -o orientation-requested=1 <file> prints portrait $ lpr -o orientation-requested=2 <file> prints landscape $ lpr -o orientation-requested=3 <file> prints portrait $ lpr -o orientation-requested=4 <file> prints landscape When I print a file opened with emacs by means of Ctl-p, the result is landscape when it should be portrait. When CUPS prints its test page, it is normal (portrait) The operating system is a fresh install and so drivers are up to date. I do: $ lpoptions -p HP_LaserJet_Pro_M428f_M429f_8264A8 -o orientation-requested=portrait This has no effect on the operation of lpr -- Haines Brown
