Thanks for the replys.
First off, I tried the 'hit the print button, not just enter' and had no luck. Would've been nice though...
Going into a bit more detail then. When I hit print, the default printer is found ok, and its name is in the 'printer' box. However, when I hit the 'print' button, there's not a 'sending to print' progress bar; the menu just closes. To my mind this means it's not spooling (NB it's a network printer on another machine running CUPS, but works fine from other apps).
The 'output, printer' section of the 'preferences' menu also displays the correct name for the default printer. Adapt output is checked, and the printer command is 'dvips'. The options look reasonable compared to those from the dvips man page (I'll list them below). The only difference is the the spool command is 'lp' rather than 'lpr', but either of these options work from the command line, and neither option works when I change them.
One thing I have spotted is the a warning from dvips when I print from the command line:
$ dvips -f test.dvi -P HP2300
dvips: warning: no config file for `HP2300'
This is dvips(k) 5.86 Copyright 1999 Radical Eye Software (www.radicaleye.com)
' TeX output 2004.10.08:1016' -> | lpr -PHP2300
I know nothing about dvips, other than that lyx wants to use it to control print output, so I maybe need to have a look at this if it's important...?
Let me know if there are any more details I can provide. Is there a way to get a debug output from lyx?
Cheers,
Dave
prefs-output-printer options: Printer name: HP2300 adapt output: checked even pages: -B odd pages: -A Page range: -pp collated: -C Copies: -c Landscape: -t landscape Reverse: -r to file: -o to printer: -P Extra options: file extension: .ps spool prefix: -d spool command: lp paper size: -T Paper type: -t
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