Assuming the command "lpr filename" works from the command line, place the string "|lpr" in the xpdf print dialog box. See "man xpdf", look for the paragraph headed "print button."
Regards, Mike Klinke On Thursday 13 March 2003 18:29, Peter N. Spotts wrote: > Folks, > > I'd been having universal problems printing after installing RH8.0 on > a Toshiba satellite 1905-303s (parallel port). I used the RH printer > configuration software to set up a Canon BJC-2010 as lp0, but nothing > would print, not even a test page. I installed CUPS, printed a test > page, and found that XEMACS could now find the printer, but other > programs could not. After reading some of the back issues on this > list, I found a reference to a command-line sequence one could enter > to switch "default" from one printer to another. I did that, and now > when I enter lpr in my web browser (Mozilla), it now will print > pages. But for some reason I still can't get Xpdf or GSView to > recognize the printer. Of the two, GSView seems to be the only > program that allows a user to specifiy a printer from the Print > window. But neither lp0 nor lpr work. > > What has this loose nut behind the wheel neglected to do? > > Best regards, > > Pete Spotts -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
