When I want to print some of the pages, which have pictures, from my
latex-compiled pdf they dont print correctly, the picture is not
printed,
runing pdf2ps and then ps2pdf on the pictures, before compiling by
latex, solved the problem for some pages but not for all of them, any
solution?
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I specifically have problems with figures which were originally saved in
pdf version 1.5 format or pdfs which have rotated (slanted fonts)
exported from inkscape and included in latex.
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hi there,
I'm running Lucid Lynx 10.04 and have exactly the same problem printing
large PDF's with evince. It says the job is too big even though the PDF
file is only 4MB and my printer has 32MB of RAM. the problem seems to be
that evince is trying to reprocess the file and it makes it very
I checked the print manager and the 4.7mb PDF document its printing is
showing as 4855k. So this seems to be working and not converting it to a
much larger document for printing.
Kurt
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the lpr command seems to work albeit slowly for a 4.7MB scanned document
that I'm printing.
Is there not a better way to get things to print? I have 32MB of RAM in
the printer so this seems rather clunky. Also large scanned PDF files
seem to take a long time to print. I'm getting 1 page per
A further note. I installed okular and made it the default for printing
PDF's. It seems to have solved the problem.
Best regards,
Kurt
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Simply try a higher value, for example
cupsctl RIPCache=512m
If you upgrade to Maverick, you do not need to adjust RIPCache any more.
There Ghostscript manages the memory automatically. On Maverick (or
newer) run
cupsctl RIPCache=auto
to cancel any former memory setting.
In general upgrading
The above fix worked for me for printing a PNG image of 610.6 kb, taking
little over 5 minutes to print (I couldn't print it at all before the
change in config)
But then I tried printing a 1.3 Mb RTF and the issue was back! (a file
with only text, tables and a small logo)
I raised the number to
I am sorry i'm not so good at English so i didn't understand exactly what i
have to do
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Till Kamppeter
till.kamppe...@gmail.comwrote:
Can you please speak English? Thanks.
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Γεια σου Νεφέλη, ναι Έλληνας είμαι.
Σε τι ακριβώς θέλεις να σε βοηθήσω; Η λύση που πρότειναν φαίνεται να δουλεύει:
cupsctl RIPCache=256m
(τρέχεις αυτή την εντολή σε ένα terminal)
Βέβαια με κάθε επανεκκίνηση θα πρέπει να ξανατρέχεις την εντολή αυτή.
Αν την δοκιμάσεις και σου λύσει το πρόβλημα, να
ma, 2009-08-10 kello 09:33 +, Till Kamppeter kirjoitti:
Can you all please try
cupsctl RIPCache=256m
Does this fix your problems of printing large files?
This did the trick. Thank you 8)
I tried with a 11,8 MB file and it just printed. Didn't even take too
long in my opinion (30
Also the print output of the evince with ships with Karmic got vastly
improved, especially the data is sent in the more lightweight PDF
format. This should have made the printing of evince much more reliable.
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Mikko, thanks for reporting that it works for you.
I have applied this to Karmic, but not hard-coded the number. It will
always be set 1/4 of the actual amount of memory. So no problem for
computers with less memory (but do not try to use an A0 printer on a
machine 64MB of memory).
Anyone not
thanks i will try that there are so many people have this problem it must be
a bug
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 3:30 AM, eNz1m3 bruno.bernard...@gmail.com
wrote:
Not saying anything new, but I also have this problem...
evince doesn't print (even if I convert from pdf2ps only works if I send
10
Απο το ονομα καταλαβενω οτι εισαι ελληνας εγω ρωτησα αρχικα για αυτο το θεμα
μπορεις σε παραπαλω να με βοηθισεις (αν θες και ξερεις κατι παραπανω) βασικα
ειναι προβλημα σε ολα τα pdf που δοκιμασα οποτε δεν νομιζω να ειναι προβλημα
απο κει
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 5:55 PM, Dimitrios Symeonidis
Can you all please try
cupsctl RIPCache=256m
Does this fix your problems of printing large files?
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Hi Till,
I'd love to try it, but I'm not sure what you mean. Is this a shell-
command you want me to execute or do you want me to edit a text-file,
possibly pdftops? Sorry for the stupid question ;-}
Regards
kikl
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This is a shell command. Execute it in a terminal window.
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I too can print my files with the lpr command, so evince is to be
blamed.
But the same happened with eye of gnome - I downloaded an icc test image
(4,5 MB jpg) and opened it with Eye of Gnome. When I tried to print it
the process took 6 minutes and died with too many failed attempts. Then
I tried
Hi Till, thanks a lot for your help.
I moved the document using sudo mv into the directory
/usr/lib/cups/filter/pdftops and renamed the original pdftops into
pdftops2. I used the command chmod 755 as indicated by you. When I look
at the file properties it says Allow executing file as program.
** Package changed: cupsys (Ubuntu) = cups (Ubuntu)
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kikl, it does not matter who the owner of the filter is (you can change
it to root with sudo chown root.root /usr/lib/cups/filter/pdftops) and
it also does not matter whether it is a compiled program or a shell
script. My test pdftops is a shell script so that users can simply put
it up,
See more about my alternative pdftops filter in bug 369503.
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can you replace your /usr/lib/cups/filter/pdftops file by the attached
one (do not forget to make the new file executable with chmod 755
/usr/lib/cups/filter/pdftops) and print again. Do your files print all
correctly now, from all applications?
** Attachment added: Modified pdftops CUPS filter
Well, this problem was first reported in 2006, three years ago. The
proposed solution appears to be straightforward. Evince could simply use
lpr for printing adobe files. For the application evince, it's a huge
bug, because pdf is the standard document format and printing pdfs
should be supported
Ubuntu 9.04, Document Viewer 2.26.1,
I have the same problem. Evince doesn't print large pdf-files. I've got
a 1.2 MB file, which it simply doesn't print. The printer defaults and
sends the message broken pipe. Then I split the pdf-files into parts
using print to pdf-file. The parts appear to be
Ok, now I tried lpr filename.pdf. This worked instantly. The printer
printed instantly and fast and the whole job was printed at once. So
this must be evince trying to handle the printing job.
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kpdf, which prints without any problems sends PDF to CUPS (as all KDE/Qt
applications), as lpr does (lpr does no file conversion at all). Evince
converts the PDF into PostScript when printing. As our CUPS is PDF-
centric (page management is done on PDF data) it converts everything to
PDF. So the
could anybody try if that's still an issue in jaunty?
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the link to the ONLY pdf is broken.
can anyone please attach a pdf that has this problem?
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Same problem here with 8.04 and a Brother 5270DN through cupsys (Evince prints
only 4 pages of 12-page 380KB pdf).
Kpdf prints without problem.
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If got a similar problem. I could print every pdf in every application
with ubuntu 7.10 on a HP laserjet 2605dn, which is a .ps printer. Since
I upgraded to ubuntu 8.4 it doesn't work, which means in most cases the
file gets to the cups printing queue but never gets over the status
processing.
I have had a similar problem using hardy and an epson stylus cx8400 as
well as an HP LaserJet 8550 at school. It seems to be independent of the
printer since I can reproduce it on just about any printer I try it on.
It seems to happen when I print pdfs that are really just scanned images
of older
I'm running Ubuntu 7.10.
Brother Laser printer 5250DN
connected via the LPT port
The problems I have is when printing via evince. it's not the size of
the PDF that's an issue. It's if the PDF has images in it. When it
tries to print a page with an image in it (esp the color images) it
bombs
I had the problem with a 7 page pdf article from a journal with evince.
I think the problem first showed after I printed once just the first two
pages of an article. Maybe changing back did not work properly. It kept
printing the first two pages and later just the first page. With xpdf
the problem
I have been having the same issue. PDF's made by scanning (11X17) will
not print through Evince or acroread. I can print them using LPR, but
only 1/2 of the page prints on 11X17. I also can't print images from
EOG. I am running gusty on a turion 64X2 laptop.
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I am experiencing this issue with Evince in Gutsy as well. I was able to
get my pdf to print using the lpr command like this lpr -P
myprintername mypdf.pdf I simply used the same name as the name of the
printer in the gnome printer config window.
Does anyone have a fix for this? This is very
I've also got problems printing from evince to an HP LaserJet 4350 in
gutsy (it was fine in feisty). A PDF keeps printing only the first 4
pages (of 15)! Printing the same document from kpdf works fine.
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I found out that I have a the same problem printing pdf files made from
Open Office Impress slides on a HP LaserJet 4350dtn. The file itself is
just around 384kB but it cannot even queue using evince. No errors were
found in the /var/log/cups/error_log file.
When I tried it with lpr filename.pdf,
I think it's a problem when the pdf files are converted to postscript
before printing. I downloaded Acrobat Reader 7 for linux and it prints
fine.
Trying to convert the file to ps format (pdf2ps) gives an erroneous
output file that keeps growing before I canceled it. I'm still able to
open the
Does printing with lpr works correctly?
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I have a 11,8 MB PDF file which doesn't print at all from Evince (Ubuntu
7.04). I know It's insanely large file, but for that you have to blame Scribus
and not me ;) After all, it contains just two small images and some text...
Somehow it ended up being almost 12 megabytes. Huh.
Anyway, if I
Just tried to print the same file under Windows XP. Same problem (and
the file is actually 137KB). Ignore my 2 comments please. Thanks.
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I have a 11,8 MB PDF file which doesn't print at all from Evince (Ubuntu 7.04).
I know It's insanely large file, but for that you have to blame Scribus and not
me ;) After all, it contains just two small images and some text... Somehow it
ended up being almost 12 megabytes. Huh.
Anyway, if I
Try
lpr filename.pdf
This sends the PDF file directly to CUPS, without Evince trying to
convert it to PostScript at first.
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Looks like a problem of evince.
** Changed in: evince (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: cupsys = evince
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