On Saturday 19 Jul 2003 1:55 pm, owenb wrote: > > After following several suggestions to activate the fax feature of > > Open Office. It still doens't work. After the initial disk > > installation I installed all the updates associated with the 9.1 prior > > to trying to utalize the KdeprintFax. I don't know if this introduced > > problems or not. Now I'm wondering if I should reinstall 9.1? Would > > I have to start by reformating the HD partition? Any suggestions I > > just want to be able to fax from Open Office. I don't care if it is > > KdeprintFax, Efax or any other software as long as it works. > > > > > > I did follow Derek's suggestion below and it did get faxing to work > > from Kword but not Open Office. > > > > Derek Jennings wrote: > >> If you are using KDE and CUPS then when you print a dialogue box > >> appears. The drop down 'Name' selects the printer to use. > >> Underneath your real printers there are four 'pseudo' printers :- > >> > >> "Mail PDF File" > >> "Print to File (PDF)" > >> "Print to File (Postscript)" > >> "Send to Fax" (not Print to fax) > >> > >> If they are not there then it is easy enough to add them. > >> Open KDE ControlCentre>Peripherals>Printers > >> Select Administrator mode. > >> > >> Right click in the white area, select 'Add special (pseudo) printer' > >> In the pop up configuration box give it a name and in the 'Command > >> Settings' box enter kdeprintfax %in > >> > >> derek
And did you follow my instructions here http://www.jennings.homelinux.net/fax_cups.html to add qtcups as a printer to OpenOffice? If you do that, then when you print with OpenOffice qtcups will appear as one of the printers available, and that leads you into exactly the same printer dialogue as Kword. Reinstalling or reformatting will not help. It is just a matter of defining qtcups as an OpenOffice printer. derek -- ---------------------------------- www.jennings.homelinux.net
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