Paul,

--- paulcun at talk21.com wrote:
> 
> Set up your print q using the 'printmgr'
> (/usr/sbin/printmgr) so that it uses a ppd file for
> your printer.
> 
> For paper size ...
> 
> use the 'lp -o media=A3' option to print to a3
> paper.
> This could also be added to a dedicated A3 print q
> by
> modifying the q's configuration with lpadmin.
> 
>   # lpadmin -p myprinter -o media=A3

and for Paper Orientation ...

use the 'lp -y landscape' option.
There is a '-o' option of "-o orientation-requested=4"
(for landscape) but I can't remember if that works for
all printer ppd's

Paul

> 
> --- Paul Parsons <paul.parsons at advanticagroup.com>
> wrote:
> 
> > I'm trying to set up a printer so that I can use
> > orientation and paper size options.
> > I need to be able to print landscape or portrait
> and
> > in paper sizes A3 or A4.
> > The printer is on a network and I'm happy to set
> it
> > up so that the x86 Solaris 10 system talks
> directly
> > to it, not through a Windows server. The printer
> is
> > an HP Color Laserjet 8550N and it's set up so that
> > A3 and portrait are the default size and
> > orientation. I can print to it, but everything
> comes
> > out A3/portrait and I can't figure out how to
> change
> > that. I don't mind setting up 4 queues to the same
> > printer if that's the way to do it. Tray 1 is a
> > sheet feeder (not to be used), tray 2 contains A4
> > paper and tray 3 contains A3 paper.
> > 
> > Here's the commands I've used successfully to set
> up
> > a printer queue. The name of the printer is
> > my_printer in NIS.
> > 
> > lpadmin -p my_printer_ps -v /dev/null
> > lpadmin -p my_printer_ps -i
> > /usr/lib/lp/model/netstandard
> > lpadmin -p my_printer_ps -o dest=my_printer:9100
> -o
> > protocol=tcp -o timeout=5 -o banner=never
> > lpadmin -p my_printer_ps -T PS -I
> postscript,simple
> > accept my_printer_ps
> > /usr/bin/enable my_printer_ps
> > 
> > Then I can print plot.hp2 using the following
> > command:
> > 
> > lp -d my_printer_ps -o nobanner plot.hp2
> > 
> > Can anybody help please?
> > 
> > Paul
> >  
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