Hmm, # dpkg-reconfigure xprt-common Stopping Xprint servers: xprt But then I wait ~5 min. with no response before bailing out with ^C Eric Gaumer wrote:
Martin J Hooper wrote:Michael Friendly wrote:I'm using gnome 2.8/debian unstable with the latest firefox and thunderbird. When I try to print, the default printer in my printer panel is 'lex720@:64' and using it prints tiny (1/4 size) pages one up. using about:config reveals: print.printer_lex720@:64.print_command user set string lpr ${MOZ_PRINTER_NAME:+'-P}$MOZ_PRINTER_NAME} What can I do or change so that printing works correctly? With mozilla, there was the same printer entry, with the same behavior, but there was also a 'Postscript default' printer that had the correct behavior.Are you using KDE? If so try changing the print command to kprinter --stdin which will then run the KDE Printing dialog instead of using the settings from Firefox...I had similar problems but the reverse effect. My text was huge. I reconfigured xprt-commonto 300dpi and all was well. It had been at 600dpi. ]$ dpkg-reconfigure xprt-common --"Education is what remains after one has forgotten everything he learned in school."- Albert Einstein
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