On Mon, Jun 27, 2005 at 08:30:43PM -0400, G. Roderick Singleton wrote: > On Tue, 2005-06-28 at 01:57 +0200, Rene Paulokat wrote: > > (...) > > i set up an office-network with several clients using openoffice. > > the clients do use all the same templates for specific purposes. > > > > created some templates with the 'AutoPilot', trying to define the adequate > > / > > different paper-trays the document should be printed on. > > first page upper tray, the rest should be fed from lower tray. > > but it looks like openoffice`s AutoPilot thinks one document can have only > > up > > to 2 pages - cause every third page is printed again from the upper tray. > > (...) > > Quick thought, check the page styles that the template uses. Chances are > that there is a paper tray setting that needs changing.
thanks, checked for that, but playing with these options did'nt succeed. furthermore i made some tests in a different environment - without printserver in the middle, using a different printer (kyocera) same results: first two pages are fine, but the third is printed using the same paper-tray like the first. so i would like to ask if there is anybody who uses templates to organise different paper-trays - using more than two pages... :) this circumstance could prevent me from filing a bug-report ... b.t.w. using oo 1.1.3(-9) installed from debian-packages greetings (hooray to the developers) rene -- GnuPG fingerprint = E883 D359 3F56 51AF 0294 8BEB 16B3 15BD 8FC7 8254 fetch www.so36.net/~rp/rene.asc --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
