Hey all, Stupid question time - a few months ago, I did a dist-upgrade on all our workstations (running woody..), and just hit enter on the default when a debconf screen came up asking me to select paper type for printing.. Well it seems that it's now defaulting to Letter instead of A4, so all of our linux workstations (the managers are still using windows.. - but 30 to 4 is still pretty good win/lin ratio ;) are printing to letter paper instead of A4 which is causing big queue's at the printer with it wanting confirmation that we want to print Letter.. I've dpkg-reconfigure'd just about every package I can find that has anything to do with printing, but I can't find the one that controls paper type, and I don't seem to be getting the right keywords in google, cause I just keep getting garbage..
Does anyone happen to know which package it is that controls the paper type used to print? It doesn't seem to be defined in lprng.conf or printcap (we're printing to a HP LJ4050N via tcp..), so I'm totally at a loss to figure out how to change the damned paper type :( Any help muchly appreciated.. :) Cheers, DG -------------- Damien Gardner Jnr - Dip.EE StudIEAust VK2TDG [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.rendrag.net/ Ph: 0417 055 052 - Fax: 02 6255 8663 -- A hard-on does NOT count as personal growth. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
