> Christian Foerg wrote: >> It seems, that OOo querrys the actual settings from printer, >> every single time I open a existing document/spreadsheat, etc. >> Even, if there is another one already open. >> So due to the fact of slow response or missing access rights >> this could take a while and it takes at least 6 seconds (after >> startup) to open a (empty) document, which is very annoying. >> Fortunately that's not completely true.
> Mathias wrote: > Writer never accesses a printer except when > - the user changes printer settings > - the user asks for printing Yes, after trying some scenarios, Writer seems to be clean. > Calc and Impress still have a problem. Calc accesses the printer > everytime when a document is modified the first time, Draw/Impress do it > everytime when the document is saved the first time. Nope, thats not completely right. > In case you see a printer access though none of the mentioned cases > apply I would be interested in getting more information. Here some scenario with calc: First I checked the printer metrics. "Use printer metrics for text formating", in calc, is off. 1. Set default printer to a local one. Now, open calc -> no (network) access Save sheet -> no access Close calc Open sheet -> no access Close all. 2. Set default printer to network printer Open previous sheet -> network access Close all without saving. 3. Set default printer back to local Open previous sheet -> no access 4. Set default printer to network Open calc -> no access Save sheet -> network access Close calc Open sheet -> network access Close all. 5. Set default printer back to local Open previous sheet -> network access For me it seems, that the printer information is stored at ".ods" files, and the printer is accessed on opening. I also tried storing to "Excel" ".xml" files. On opening these, there is no printer access. On opening ".xls" there is access to the default printer. I hope this is helpfull. Christian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
