there is just one annoying issue - when printing some postscript files
on 4100, it's printed reversed - i.e., white text on black rectangles :(
it happens only with some of ps's... this happens whatever driver we use
(hplip, hpijs) except for the postscript ppd, but then it's not possible
to ch
hi,
A bit a shot in the dark, but when I have problems with correct
configuration via the web interface, I try to install the printer from
the command line like
lpadmin -p printer-name -v socket://ipaddress\
-P /atheneraid/tausch/Software/drucker/NRG-DSm415_PXL.ppd
replace the last line with
Lubos Vrbka wrote:
>
>> I guess it's just a problem of configuration and/or ppd-stuff.
> it seems so. we installed ppds for HPLJ4100 and HPLJ2300 from
> linuxprinting.org (standard postscript, no hplip - we had that up till
> now) and the settings can be changed from individual users, i.e., duplex
I guess it's just a problem of configuration and/or ppd-stuff.
it seems so. we installed ppds for HPLJ4100 and HPLJ2300 from
linuxprinting.org (standard postscript, no hplip - we had that up till
now) and the settings can be changed from individual users, i.e., duplex
can be turned off or cha
Lubos Vrbka wrote:
> thanks for a hint. however, we have 3 printers where this would have to
> be applied + additional one. then, i would have to have
> - single sided
> - double sided short edge
> - double sided long edge
> for all three... it means 10 different printers... and with st
Why don't you just create multiple printers in CUPs using the same PPD as a
starting point? That's what I did. That way your users only have to select the
aptly named printer they wish to use in the dialog, without having to know all
the intricasies of which side to tumble and things like that.
th
On 2006-11-28 @ 18:08:42 (week 48) Lubos Vrbka wrote:
>
> >we tested this. whatever we choose, printer still prints duplex,
> >long-edge flip. as a default, this is fine, but when you need something
> >special (like short edge, 2 pages per paper), it is not possible.
> >
> >it seems that the se
we tested this. whatever we choose, printer still prints duplex,
long-edge flip. as a default, this is fine, but when you need something
special (like short edge, 2 pages per paper), it is not possible.
it seems that the settings on the printer/cups server cannot be
changed/overriden by anyo
We use kprinter (kde's printer tool) for printing. It's a one stop
solution for all applications that support it, ie. selecting 'print',
ctrl-p or whatever will open kprinter's dialog, where one can select the
printer from those available via cups, all printer options that are
supported by cups (l
Florian Kulzer napsal(a):
"lpoptions" should always work to set options for CUPS printers. You can
check with "lpoptions -l" what is known/available.
well, in my experience, this works probably fine for local printer, but
not for the printer that is connected to some other machine seving as a
c
Lubos Vrbka wrote:
> is there any way how to override printer settings from xpp, lpr or
> another frontend? we are printing through cups server...
>
> what i want to accomplish? currently, any settings i make in, e.g., xpp
> (long/short edge, duplex on/off, number of pages per sheet of paper,
> ..
On Mon, Nov 27, 2006 at 18:05:32 +0100, Lubos Vrbka wrote:
> hi guys,
>
> is there any way how to override printer settings from xpp, lpr or
> another frontend? we are printing through cups server...
>
> what i want to accomplish? currently, any settings i make in, e.g., xpp
> (long/short edge,
hi guys,
is there any way how to override printer settings from xpp, lpr or
another frontend? we are printing through cups server...
what i want to accomplish? currently, any settings i make in, e.g., xpp
(long/short edge, duplex on/off, number of pages per sheet of paper,
...) are ignored a
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