>
> I found KWord so much easier to set up and use than
> OOo for this. If
I believe it is. But i know it's not so difficult
setting up OOo too. I have no problem to print
a document on fax using either koffice or OOo.
I also fixed the problem that allow me to use
kprinter instead of perl_cups
On Tuesday 15 Jul 2003 9:38 pm, R N dev wrote:
> the point is: not to pass per openoffice
> i.e. i'd like to print the document without
> opening it.
I found KWord so much easier to set up and use than OOo for this. If
efax is installed KWord automatically offers print-to-fax as an
option. Whe
Am Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 22:38 schrieb R N dev:
> the point is: not to pass per openoffice
> i.e. i'd like to print the document without
> opening it.
Yep understand.
> Kdeprintfax is a frontend that takes a number of
> attachments and send them to modem using some
> filters (ps, text or...) I
the point is: not to pass per openoffice
i.e. i'd like to print the document without
opening it.
Kdeprintfax is a frontend that takes a number of
attachments and send them to modem using some
filters (ps, text or...) I'd like to know if
it's possible sending word or openoffice
documents.
--- La
I've never tried this, but couldn't you just set up your printer in
OpenOffice to be:
kprinter --stdin
and then just "print" to the kprinter fax device?
David
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On Tuesday 15 Jul 2003 6:41 pm, Larry Sword wrote:
> R N dev wrote:
> >Hi,
> >A friend of mine need to send documents by fax
> >using kdeprintfax (trying to forget windoze;-)
> >
> >Is there a way to send an openoffice document
> >with it?
> >do i Have to suggest to add a filter?
> >something like
R N dev wrote:
Hi,
A friend of mine need to send documents by fax
using kdeprintfax (trying to forget windoze;-)
Is there a way to send an openoffice document
with it?
do i Have to suggest to add a filter?
something like "soffice/* soffice -tp %out %in"
or similar?
Thanks
Angelo
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