Re: weird paper size
Just a followup note:
I have just confirmed that OpenOffice prints correctly, though the Lexmark E310
PPD file does not have any mention of a paper size Oficio, I can pick and modify
the custom size option, and everything comes out correctly.
But when I use the same PPD with cups, for the other applications, like Mozilla,
or AbiWord, the top 2 inches of the page get cut off, and it only prints up to
the 8.5x11 paper size.
So I am left with the question of where else in cups to set paper sizes?
Mensaje citado por: ciber@celasmaya.edu.gt:
> I am having trouble convincing our printer to print correctly to the
> paper size
> that is called Oficio in Guatemala. It is 8.5 x 13, an inch less then
> the legal
> paper used in other parts of the world.
>
> We are on Debian Woody, using Cups to print to a Lexmark E312 Postscript
> printer
> via a 3 port HP Jetdirect external print server. Printing to regular
> Letter size
> paper works fine, but when we tell the program to print to Oficio, the
> top of
> the print job gets cut off. It looks like something in the system has
> locked the
> end of the printable area to letter size, and tries to print anything
> outside of
> that above the top of the page.
>
> Is this a problem with the ppd file I am using, or something else in
> Cups? I
> think it is something else, because I did try printing from OpenOffice,
> which, I
> believe, uses it's own printing system, and it printed correctly.
>
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