[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I didn't know the printer had an 'off line
> setup'. I very much doubt it is necessary to boot to finish deleting
> the printer. How about you just Delete it and then just Add it again
> and see if that works. If it does, we can try to figure out what the
> Add is really doing and automate it.
>
Yep, it has an 'off line setup'. It is an internal 'software' solution
instead of the 'hardware' type of dip-switches. About the necessity of
re-booting: I will try to just Delete and Add a printer.
>
> Don't switch on the printer until you are ready to print something :-).
What a great solution :-)
> Do you have another of the same printer on the other machine? In that
> case, I'd try just copying /etc/printcap from the machine with the
> grapics to the other machine, and see how you go with lpr to print a
> file.
>
No. On the other machine I have a HP LJ 4 Plus. It works great under
Windose, but under Linux I only got it printing properly some graphics.
A plain texts are not printed ok. I chose a HP 4/5/6 series,
non-PostScript. Other HP entries gave even worse printings. Any
solution?
Misko
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