In message <1422089424.20442.139.ca...@obry.net> on Sat, 24 Jan 2015 09:50:24 
+0100, Pascal Obry <pas...@obry.net> said:

pascal> Richard,
pascal> 
pascal> I see nothing wrong :(
pascal> 
pascal> Let's try this. I have attached a program which is exactly the code in
pascal> dt to send the file to CUPS. Nothing fancy and really straight forward.
pascal> 
pascal> To compile:
pascal> 
pascal> $ gcc -o dtprt dtprt.c `pkg-config --cflags --libs glib-2.0` -lcups
pascal> 
pascal> Then to send a file to CUPS:
pascal> 
pascal> $ dtprt workroom <pdf file here>
pascal> 
pascal> If you don't mind print the PDF and comment out one line at a time in
pascal> dtprt.c (see comment starting with ## with priority order) and check
pascal> again.
pascal> 
pascal> Alternatively you can try to comment out all lines and if the print is
pascal> ok add one at a time until it create a wrong print.

That was easy, when I commented away #1, I got the regular b/w
positive image that I wanted all along.

So.

It seem the cm-calibration plays a role in this.  Of course, I
understand that it could be a good thing to have it true, but does
that mean that I should do some sort of color calibration of my
printer (which, I'll remind you, is a b/w laser printer, and with
pretty few levels of grey to boot...)?  How do I do that?

(Yup, I'm ready to try that, if there's a way)

Cheers,
Richard

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