On Thu, Jan 15, 2004 at 12:26:24PM +0000, Richard Lyons wrote:
> When I try to print from Mozilla, I get the image turned 270 deg (90 deg
> clockwise) so that the top third or so is off the long side of the
> sheet. Most other apps print normally - and most give access to setup
> options (I think part of the cups setup) for paper orientation when
> printing, should there be a problem. But Mozilla has
> File > page setup: where the page is set as portrait,
> > print preview: which produces a correct page preview,
> > print: which offers a choice of printers (not the usual cups
> choices, but a dropdown with one option,
> "Postscript/default", and a "properties" button, which
> opens a window with a choice of paper sizes , with the
> correct default, the printer command given as
> "lpr ${MOZ_PRINTER_NAME:+'-P'}${MOZ_PRINTER_NAME}",
> a choice of b+w or colour, and margin settings.
> No choice of orientation.
I've got cupsys-bsd installed, and replace the "lpr ${MOZ-blurgle}" printer
command with just plain "lp". This has never given me any problems, and the
printer command is persistent. (To print to a printer other than the default
I enter "lp -d other-printer's-name".)
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