I have an HP Business Inkjet 1200 that I managed to add using hplip and
cups. From the Printing Manager frontend to CUPS I can test it just
fine and set it as the default printer.
From OOo, however (on the server or in a ULTSP workstation) it only
appears as GENERIC PRINTER. It seems that I can set options in the
Printing Manager and then send files to the generic printer, but that is
awkward.
Anyone else have this problem? Searching the web I found several
references to what appears to be the problem, but I would have thought
this would be fixed by now. One recommendation is to disable the
OpenOffice-gtk-gnome - something package (ugly workaround).
Any ideas?
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