I hear you. Incidentally, I've had the same problem reported to me via a different channel. Funny things happen.
I've checked the PPD of the HP Laserjet 5. It supports the PageSize setting. So my reservation was a bit premature. Looks like your proposal shouldn't hurt. On 21.07.2003 16:26:54 IvanLatysh wrote: > Just do a simple test. > Here is a dummy FO: <snip/> > Render it into PS, now run Adobe and get an PDF. What you can see. > The document size is default (letter or A4, depend on the local settings). > But I specify that document must be 185mm by 255mm. > If you incorporate changes, which I am talking about, the result > document will have the size specified and will be rendered properly. > > By the way any single PS printer will do rotation and matching document > to the paper, or at least it will throw an error about paper mismatch. > And one more, the PS file which is produced by PSRenderer can't be > printed directly to the printer, it is required post processing. My > point is, when document rendered it must be rendered according to the > specified size, and when you print it, you process PS file again and > specify which media to use. Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
