https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=159995
--- Comment #24 from M-Rick <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Patrick (volunteer) from comment #17) > As I mentioned in comment #14, there is a workaround using LibreOffice's > non-native print dialog. To use the workaround, do the following steps: > > 1. Download and install the a nightly master build dated 31 December or > later using the steps in comment #14. > > 2. Launch /Applications/LibreOfficeDev.app (i.e. the default installation > location for nightly master builds). > > 3. Select the LibreOffice > Settings menu item (or LibreOffice > Preferences > in older macOS versions) and in the Options dialog that appears, select > LibreOfficeDev > Advanced in the sidebar on the left. > > 4. In the sidebar on the right, click the Open Expert Configuration button. > In the dialog that appears, search for UseSystemPrintDialog and then change > UseSystemPrintDialog to false". > > 5. Press the OK button to close each of the above dialogs, open your > document, and print using either selecting the File > Print menu item or > pressing Command-P. > > 6. The non-native print dialog should appear. Set the print settings like in > attachment #198331 [details] and press the Print button. > > One big limitation with this workaround is that the setting the non-native > print dialog's printer to "Print to File..." has some bugs and won't allow > you to change the paper size so you can only set the printer to a real > printer. > > So, if you only want to output a PDF file, you will need to also install a > "print to PDF" printer. I use the following free, open source "print to PDF" > printer which basically just takes any print output sent to it and writes > the output to a PDF file in your ~/PDFWriter folder: > > https://github.com/rodyager/RWTS-PDFwriter/releases Your workaround is perfect! I even got it working with the 24.2 version as well! Thank you. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
