On 04/10/2014 11:53 AM, CVAlkan wrote:
Re: "Also I use CUPS-PDF for my default printer, so I can print pages from a
browser and skip those pages I do not want/need to print."
I hadn't thought of that, but coincidentally I just opened a new ink
cartridge from HP and found a promotion for somethin
The reason I stated that was due to the fact that with the conversion
process from the old legacy coding languages to Python [and such] many
of the bugs are tracked down and removed. Also, that helps remove
coding conflicts that might arise as the new fixes and features are
added to the code
Terribly sorry if my ramblings got misinterpreted ...
I am pretty much in full agreement with all your points.
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Re: "Also I use CUPS-PDF for my default printer, so I can print pages from a
browser and skip those pages I do not want/need to print."
I hadn't thought of that, but coincidentally I just opened a new ink
cartridge from HP and found a promotion for something they call "Smart
Print," a (seems to be
So sorry if my comments were misinterpreted - Tom's is one of the few names
that I recognize so I know he's on board.
I am concerned, however, with your suggestion that "modern languages" reduce
bugs. They might make it easier to avoid bugs, or make it easier to spot
bugs, but the only thing that
Le 09/04/2014 23:31, CVAlkan a écrit :
Hi,
> d) Even so, once the single page is printed, the paper is "sucked back in"
> and fed through a second time. Nothing prints of course, but this is
> actually a potentially serious problem under some conditions which I'll
> explain momentarily.
I see th
Hi :)
The point about having plenty of Ram is that if you do then you can go into
Tools - Options - Memory
and bump the settings up really high. The defaults are set for very low
Ram machines.
Actually i do have a lot of confidence in LibreOffice and OpenOffice. I've
almost never had any proble
On 04/10/2014 08:09 AM, CVAlkan wrote:
Good points all, but I suspect not my problem.
I almost mentioned during my post that folks should ignore the fact that my
HP-LIP (3.14.4) had been released just the day before my post. It is, in
fact, the "latest and greatest" as they say. But the problem
On 04/10/2014 07:48 AM, CVAlkan wrote:
Thanks for the responses ...
I have reported the issue as a bug (for whatever that's worth); the number
is 77265.
I acquired my build from the nightly builds (albeit a while back); I did not
compile it myself.
As for Tom's suggestions:
I have 4G or memor
Good points all, but I suspect not my problem.
I almost mentioned during my post that folks should ignore the fact that my
HP-LIP (3.14.4) had been released just the day before my post. It is, in
fact, the "latest and greatest" as they say. But the problem I'm
experiencing has existed for quite a
Thanks for the responses ...
I have reported the issue as a bug (for whatever that's worth); the number
is 77265.
I acquired my build from the nightly builds (albeit a while back); I did not
compile it myself.
As for Tom's suggestions:
I have 4G or memory and I quite regularly use LO for very l
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