https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322267
Nicholas <vano...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #17 from Nicholas <vano...@gmail.com> ---
If I can chime in on this one. I've long had the same issue. My printer margins
are different, so the test file here still fits in the margins of the printer -
but only just. Every file I print is scaled to fit - but not to the actual
printer margins.
I tend these days to print PDF files directly using the lpr command
lpr -o BRDuplex=DuplexTumble -o BRTonerSaveMode=ON -o Collate=True filename.pdf
debugging okular shows that it uses the following lpr options:
okular(Okular::FilePrinter::doPrintFiles: Executing "lpr.cups" with arguments
("-P", "BrotherMFC", "-#1", "-J", "filename.pdf", "-o", "media=A4", "-o",
"portrait", "-o", "sides=one-sided", "-o", "outputorder=normal", "-o",
"Collate=False", "-o", "page-left=10", "-o", "page-top=10", "-o",
"page-right=10", "-o", "page-bottom=10", "-o", "fit-to-page", "-o",
"BRTonerSaveMode=ON", "-r", "/tmp/kde-nicholas/okulary15700.ps")
Of note there is the -o "fit-to-page". I notice that evince has the ability to
select this or not (and deselecting it in evince causes my prints to print out
perfectly). being able to do so in okular would also be wonderful!
Of secondary note is that, for my printer (Brother) at least, the
"sides=one-sided" option is useless - it is overridden by the printer settings
BRDuplex.
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