https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37733
--- Comment #29 from Marty Fried <[email protected]> --- (In reply to comment #25) > You can easily test the margin issue by just changing margins on a normal > print to whatever the margins that you mentioned and see if it's cut off > printing from PDF. > > This being said, I am done triaging this bug - I don't appreciate being told > that I'm not reading your comments as I've spent quite a bit of time dealing > with this one (even 10 minutes for me is quite a bit when I'm triaging > hundreds of bugs and volunteering hundreds of hours towards the project). > > If someone else takes over (Florian is also involved) they can get > additional information. Apologies for wasting your time The funny thing is that I did what you asked, and documented it fully in my report, and the margins were fine. If I had known how little time you had, I would not have bothered. I tried to help, really. I tried every setting to see what effect it had. I made suggestions about what it might have been, but they were never even acknowledged. It's really not that easy to test for me, as I cannot see any way to even see what the settings are that were used, only the last ones used. So it's very hard to try more than one thing at a time. But now it sounds like you have the same problems, although I don't fully understand what you are reporting. But on my printer, I can't really print envelopes from an acrobat reader. The envelope will not fit across the width, and I have a feeder on the right side of the tray, and I don't know of any linux app besides Libre that allows that to be specified. Perhaps I should try Abiword? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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