> > > > I have a printer that doesn't have Linux drivers, but I know people > > > > are able to print to it from within perl by referencing the device > > > > directly. Would it be possible to print to this printer from within > > > > Firefox? I see that you can specify the exact command Firefox > > > > executes for printing, but I'm not sure what that would be in this > > > > situation. Is there a good command-line tool for sending a binary > > > > image file to a device (USB printer) for printing? From the looks of > > > > dmesg, the printer is detected and ready to roll. > > > > > > Are you using CUPS? If not, do! > > > > > > If you are running KDE you can use "kprinter" for that purpose (also in > > > non-KDE apps). I am sure there is a similar solution for GNOME. I you > > > don't > > > run either of them you can still send the image to cupsd on port 631 and > > > let > > > CUPS handle how to treat it. > > > > > > Uwe > > > > Thanks guys but I've got to give up on this. I'm going to use my > > Samsung ML-1210 instead of the Zebra label printer. > > sometimes i wonder why you bother asking questions and then ignore the > amswers!
Nick you are so right. I am very guilty of that right now. My business is taking off and I am busy/stressed off the charts. I did say I was giving up on this before your first message though. - Grant -- [email protected] mailing list
