Hi,
Recently I downloaded the file for my mum's Canon iP4600 printer and installed
it.
It worked after the install, and we restarted Ubuntu so that I could see it
working after a restart and it appeared to be ok. Trouble started the following
day when after an update the printer decided it
Colin,
Thanks for answering, the printer is brand new and has only printed about 10
pages. I bought my mum a new pc (and put Ubuntu on it) and a new canon printer,
to be honest I don't think it's the cartridges. It's a good point and something
that is often missed (especially with my mum!)
Can anyone remind me of the location of the ppd file for Canon printers (for
the pixma4600)
Someone kindly put the address up a few weeks ago, but I was ill and didn't get
round to downloading it.
I did try the Canon website but the files I downloaded weren't right and the
printer refused to
Hi all,
I've been looking (probably in all the wrong places) for ways to change the
icon sizes on my desktop. If I was organised (if only) I wouldn't need so many
there, but as I run my own business I do.
I know I ought to put folders with groups in, but it's handy having them all in
front of
will be something someone like me can use with more ease. Good luck.
Jonathan Taylor
gring...@gmail.com
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Hi all,
I've got jaunty running on my laptop and win7/jaunty dual booting on my main
pc. I'm trying to get my laptop to sync with my NAS device (connected to my BT
Homehub) over my wireless network. Ubuntu can see my NAS device but won't in
Unison, and Rsync won't see any of my network. What am
Hi, all.
thanks for the pointers with regard to Dia and drawing plans. The only problem
I've got now is that I'll need to convert my Visio files (in .vsd format) to
something that Dia can open. I've tried opening the .vsd files but it (Dia)
doesn't seem to be able to support it.
Anyone got any
Hi all,
as a newbie I'm in the process of switching over to Ubuntu,
and as I run a small business I use MS Visio for my site plans . My
question is what is the equivalent in Ubuntu? Also I've just bought a
Wacom Bamboo pad, and I've seen lots of posts on here on using it, so
any help with
