> > My understanding is that Scribus has always been bad at printing and that > the way to get the best results is to export your document as a .pdf file > and let your OS print that. >
As been said before: Scribus does not "print". Scribus sends plain (CMYK someone said) postscript to the printing system, it is what the printing system then does with that postscript that is the problem. Someone mentioned the "alternate print command", that command can allow for sending the postscript straight to the printer, without any printing system messing with the data. For this to work well Scribus need to have a color profile for the printer. So, this goes back to the questions I wrote before: 1. What kind of data can the printer handle? 2. How do I get that kind of data from Scribus to the printer with as few conversions as possible? /Peter -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.scribus.net/pipermail/scribus/attachments/20141211/def6563c/attachment.html>
