I have an HP PSC 2175.  I'm using a modern version of cups (v1.2,
debian testing).  I have _no_ problems printing normal (letter) jobs
nor scanning (both work well).  According to the cups page, here the
make and model of the drivers:
HP PSC 2175 Foomatic/hpijs - HPLIP 1.6.10

So, it seems I have things set-up correctly.  For the life of me, I
can't get high resolution photos to print on 4x6 photo paper.  I've
done a good bit of online doc searching, but haven't found anything
very specific - nor any suggestion that worked.

Now, I know this printer is capable of it (so it's not a printer
hardware issue).  Using the "print photo from memory card" feature,  I
can get  a pretty borderless image on my photo paper.

Things I've tried include:
 - printing using a GUI (f-spot) and a "4x6" paper size directly to the printer
 - utilizing gimpprint via GIMP (ok, so this isn't relevant to the
list, but I thought I'd throw it out there)
 - making a "correct" sized postscript as suggested at:
      http://lists.freestandards.org/pipermail/printing-user-hp/2004/004658.html
 - specifying a bunch of options directly to lpr based on lpoptions commands
 - making sure lpoptions has "page-top=0 page-bottom=0 page-left=0 page-right=0"

I even tried all suggestions in the documentation at:
 http://hplip.sourceforge.net/howtos/printing.html

All of these failed in various ways, and I tweaked a bunch of more
minor settings.

Using the HPLIP driver, I can get the photo to print at high
resolution (1200 dpi) but it shrinks the photo and puts a border
around the image (i.e. no full-bleed).

Any suggestions on getting this to work?  Am I doing something silly?
The drivers suggest this is possible - so what is wrong?  Is there
some change between 1.6.10 and 1.6.12 (current?) that might address
this?

TIA.

Cameron

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