On Thu, 24 Jan 2013, Rick wrote: > Wait... it went from face up to face down printing? This doesn't sound > possible without changing printers. Am I missing (or misunderstanding) > something?
Rick, Probably. It's the same LJ-5 I bought in 1997 with the last duplexer available in the country, extra RAM, a PostScript card, and a JetDirect card. Printing was done 'normally' with WordPerfect/Linux until that died in 2000, then from within OpenOffice.org. But, at some point it changed and I have no recollection of whether this was a distribution upgrade, switching from Red Hat to Slackware, CUPS being bought by Apple, or something else. All I know is that I need to feed checks and labels feet first and on their bellies to get the printing on the proper side and orientation. This is using the manual feed tray because otherwise I don't load the paper tray correctly and waste forms. Anything else, printed from the internal paper tray on plain paper, comes out correctly because both sides of the paper are blank going in. Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
