As a workaround I could set up a second printer with the setting 2 pages per
sheet.
But this doesn't answers why LibreOffice can't do it by itself - or even why
LibreOffice sends a PDF-File to cups - or how to setup up LibreOffice to send a
PS-File to cups as default.
Mysterious... ;)
Hi Thomas,
Thomas Knierim wrote (31-12-11 17:14)
I've waited for some updates but it's still not ok! Opensuse 12.1
doesn't has the problem, but I don't know why my favorite
distribution (Archlinux) still isn't able to print to side-by-side.
I never had a problem with this on Ubuntu.
So
Hi Cor
Am 02.01.2012 um 19:55 schrieb Cor Nouws:
Hi Thomas,
Thomas Knierim wrote (31-12-11 17:14)
I've waited for some updates but it's still not ok! Opensuse 12.1
doesn't has the problem, but I don't know why my favorite
distribution (Archlinux) still isn't able to print to
Hi :)
When you choose
File - Print
do you get a dialogue-box that gives various options? Is one of the options
double-sided or two sided? Ok, that's a bit obvious but obvious things get
missed sometimes while looking for a more complicated answer.
In the print dialogue-box do you have an
Hi,
No, I haven't a dialog-box for double-sided or two sided. The Options for
double sided printing (duplex) is set through the properties of the printer.
The Problem is not duplex but Pages per Sheet (don't know if this is correct
labeling, my gui is in german: Seiten pro Blatt in Page Layout
or does anybody know how to set the default language of the printer in a
configuration file?
Am 31.12.2011 um 17:14 schrieb Thomas Knierim:
Hi again,
I've waited for some updates but it's still not ok!
Opensuse 12.1 doesn't has the problem, but I don't know why my favorite
Hi,
sorry for the long delay - i've on holidays the last week.
Yes, I can try some thing on a different machine - what should I do?
Greetings
Thomas
Am 29.10.2011 um 16:47 schrieb Tom Davies:
Hi :)
In your existing Arch could you just install a virtual machine and try out a
few things
Hi,
I mean to print two pages side by side. The problem is if I print two pages
side by side the printer hangs - with libreoffice only. Not with evince (gnome
pdf viewer) for example. If I switch the printer language from pdf to ps
everything works fine... But I don't want to do it for every
Am 29.10.2011 um 01:59 schrieb webmaster for Kracked Press Productions:
Sorry, I just say the Device option tap showing PDF as the default. I do not
know what PDF means in this context, since my printers may have that as a
printer language type, as far as I remember. My HP Inkjet is not
Hi :)
In your existing Arch could you just install a virtual machine and try out a
few things in there? Alternatively create a new partition on a hard-drive and
use that for experimentation.
You surely don't need to trash what you do have that is almost perfect in order
to just try something
On 10/29/2011 02:38 AM, Thomas Knierim wrote:
Offtopic - anyway: I'm often trying different distros (just for fun and) to see
how they develop. Every distro has it's own pros and cons. (I haven't found a
perfect distro for me). I'm going to check ubuntu again (last time was a year
ago). But
Hi everybody,
this is my first post in a mailing list - so please be patient.
I have a strange problem - and I have to admint: I don't know if it belongs to
llibreoffice only. So here is the Problem:
I'm using a HP Officjet Pro k8600dn and I can't print to pages on a sheet of
paper. If I start
I do not know about why PDF is set as the default for that printer. I
never saw an HP printer use PDF as a default language for the printer.
Did you download and install the HP drivers for Linux? Here is the link
to the site.
http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/index.html
I have two HP
Hi
Am 28.10.2011 um 15:36 schrieb webmaster for Kracked Press Productions:
I do not know about why PDF is set as the default for that printer. I never
saw an HP printer use PDF as a default language for the printer.
The Printer Language is set by LibreOffice. If you open the print
Hi :)
In Windows the layout and tabs are all different for different machines. To
some extent GnuLinux drivers cover a wider range of machines and anyway the
different ones make some effort to be consistent with each other. In Windows
each printer tries to look more modern and fancy than
Sorry, I just say the Device option tap showing PDF as the default. I
do not know what PDF means in this context, since my printers may have
that as a printer language type, as far as I remember. My HP Inkjet is
not a postscript printer, but my Color Laser might be able to deal with
that.
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