Dr. Shepard,
Could you run hp-check and post the output?
Thanks!
A
On 6/19/07, Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Before starting the migration to HPLIP/HPIJS I could identify my
printers
on the command line using the names assigned to them and stored in
/etc/cups/printers.conf. Now, assuming that hpijs is working for the
Professional Series 2500C, I tried to send a pdf document to it by
specifying 'lpr -P colorp.' Nothing happened. No data was transmitted to
the
printer.
How do I go about tracing the problem so it can be fixed?
Rich
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