Could it be that the printer or print queue is defaulting to legal paper? If
acroread is generating a generic PS file then it may not be specifying a
paper tray and just accepting the default.
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From: Wabei [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 4:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Printing on legal paper instead of letter
Hello listers,
I have been trying to figure out this problem and have
given up after trying out several things.
Problem. I have an xsl stylesheet, where I am
specifying my page height, lengths, extents etc, in
cm. I create a pdf file from an xml file using fop,
and then convert the pdf file into ps using acroread
(this is all on a unix platform). When I send this
file to the printer it prints on legal instead of
letter.
I have tried changing my spec to mm, and also changed
to inches, and nothing works. This is what I have
for my page lenght in the different measurements in
the xsl stylesheet.
27.9cm
279mm
11in (for inches)
Any direction will be greatly appreciated.
Wabei Walusiku
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