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Stephan Goeldi


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07-03-04 11:58 PM

Fedora Core 2 with all upgrades done. When I print from gimp, everything
is ok. Printing from OpenOffice or from pdf viewers doesn't even create a
job in the print manager.

What is wrong with these applications? Printing from gimp works.





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Scott Lurndal


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07-03-04 11:58 PM

Stephan Goeldi <expires.1.8.04@usable.ch> writes:
>Fedora Core 2 with all upgrades done. When I print from gimp, everything
>is ok. Printing from OpenOffice or from pdf viewers doesn't even create a
>job in the print manager.
>
>What is wrong with these applications? Printing from gimp works.

Are you using CUPS or LPD?

What command is openoffice/xpdf/acroread configured to use?  Probably
lpr, which if you are using CUPS, may not work correctly.  Reconfigure
to use 'lp' if you are a CUPS user.





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    Re: printing  
Stephan Goeldi


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07-05-04 07:49 AM

Am Fri, 02 Jul 2004 18:33:50 +0000 schrieb Scott Lurndal:

> Are you using CUPS or LPD?
>
> What command is openoffice/xpdf/acroread configured to use?  Probably
> lpr, which if you are using CUPS, may not work correctly.  Reconfigure
> to use 'lp' if you are a CUPS user.

Where can I check or configure that? In OpenOffice I cannot see this
option. When I click in OpenOffice on the printer properties button,
nothing happens.





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