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On 30/03/2010 12:18, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
what I do know is that every other program I have ever downloaded onto
my Ubuntu box that does text
or images allows me to print to my printer.
Yes, this is true. Its also true that a programming language without
printing is useless.
. No idea why. Lets hope that 4.5 improves
things.
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end on this. Basically the only solution is probably
to assume that Rev on Linux does not have a print function at all, somehow
rewrite it to pass all the quantities into a file, and then print that in
any other application.
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On 29/03/2010 16:43, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Well, it gets worse. The problem is, when installed, the print card into
does not work on a real printer the way it does on cups-pdf. It must be
that it varies with the printer being installed, and also with the
distribution, and maybe also with
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Well, it gets worse. The problem is, when installed, the print card into
does not work on a real printer the way it does on cups-pdf. It must be
that it varies with the printer being installed, and also with the
distribution, and maybe also with the screen resolution.
or Debian or Ubuntu. So do text editors.
Rev must be doing something very different.
There are problems with Linux printing drivers, but they have to do with
making printers work, not all do. They are not these kinds of problems.
I gather that in 4.5 there is going to be a print to pdf in Rev
Now I'm less sophisticated than Peter Alcibiades and Richard Gaskin
when it comes to computery stuff; but what I do know is that every other
program I have ever downloaded onto my Ubuntu box that does text
or images allows me to print to my printer (whether it be connected directly
to the Ubuntu
Is at best a mess:
Mucking around with RunRev 4
I managed a PRINT CARD from the IDE menu; although it allowed me to
print to .PS (Postscript ???) only,
which is slightly pointless as I wanted to PRINT the thing (i.e. get
something coming out of my printer).
However a PRINT CARD command
OK, the following seems to more or less work for printing cards.
First you have to set the printerOutput to some file.
Then print the relevant card using print
This results in a postscript file appearing in the default folder.
Then you do
put shell(kprinter the print file)
which brings up
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