On 01/30/2013 09:00 PM, Jack Chastain wrote:
TurboPrint oculd be an option once I get a new system
My ancient Canon S630 had the same problem: the margins ate the output's
edges. Somehow, CUPS thought the printable area was just slightly larger
than the printer could actually handle.
I tried *everything* to shrink that area, including editing the relevant
fields in the PPD file(s), with no success at all.
Eventually I got TurboPrint, which Just Worked.
Years passed, and now the stock CUPS / Gutenprint drivers Just Work and
I don't need TurboPrint. Except that, for some unknown reason, test
pages don't print.
I have no idea what's going on...
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Ed
softsolder.com
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