[okular] [Bug 377688] No output to print for PDF since update to 1.0.3

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=377688 --- Comment #22 from Michael Weghorn --- Good that the avahi issue is solved now. What versions of libspectre and ghostscript do you have? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.

[okular] [Bug 377688] No output to print for PDF since update to 1.0.3

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=377688 --- Comment #23 from Ian Newton --- These are the current versions libspectre 0.2.8 (January 06, 2017) ghostscript 9.21 (May 19, 2018) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.

D10974: Add option to ignore print margins

aacid added a comment. In D10974#268014 , @ngraham wrote: > If we use a checkbox, the string I would recommend is "Scale down to fit within printable area". I don't like the wording "printable area" because it's not clear what it means.

D10974: Add option to ignore print margins

aacid added a comment. In D10974#267998 , @ngraham wrote: > Stepping back a bit, I can identify the following two use cases: > > - The document has its own margins that will make it fit within the printer's printable area without any scaling

D13114: Add DocumentRevision to Okular

chinmoyr created this revision. chinmoyr added a reviewer: aacid. Restricted Application added a project: Okular. Restricted Application added a subscriber: okular-devel. chinmoyr requested review of this revision. REVISION SUMMARY This patch adds DocumentRevision class to Okular which stores in

D10974: Add option to ignore print margins

michaelweghorn added a comment. In D10974#268014 , @ngraham wrote: > [...] > Another option is to use a radio button: > > Scaling: (o) None >( ) Auto-fit within printable area > > > [...] Maybe a radio button

D10974: Add option to ignore print margins

michaelweghorn added a comment. I'm not really sure by myself yet, but does it help to say "print area" instead of "printable area" (i.e. "Fit to print area") to take into account that the margins being used are not necessarily the hardware margins of the printer (which define the "printable

D10974: Add option to ignore print margins

ltoscano added a comment. Maybe it's not going to help, but how do other printing interfaces (free - Gtk+, libreoffice, mozilla,...or not - windows, macOS) deal with this? A bit of consistency (if it exists) *may* help (even if not 100% precise). REPOSITORY R223 Okular REVISION DETAIL h