On 10/02/2008 03:50 PM, Dingo-Dog wrote: > > > NoOp-4 wrote: >> >> Actually cups-pdf can print to custom formats, you just need to use a >> ppd that allows this. For example; if you use the Ghostscript >> ghostpdf.ppd you can set PDF settings to Default, Screen, Ebook, Print, >> and Prepress. The colour model to Default, RGB, CMYK, or Grey. You can >> also set Color, Grey, and Monochrome Image Compression, PDF >> Compatibility, etc., etc. >> > EUREKA! solved! > > modifying ppd file located in > > /etc/cups/ppd/ > > adding in proper sections, > > ====================================================== > *PageSize 17x24: "<< /PageSize [482 680] /ImagingBBox null >> setpagedevice" > *End > ====================================================== > *PageRegion 17x24: "<< /PageSize [482 680] /ImagingBBox null >> > setpagedevice" > *End > ====================================================== > *ImageableArea 17x24: "0 0 482 680" > ====================================================== > *PaperDimension 17x24: "482 680" > ====================================================== > > Now I am able to print, from OpenOffice, 17x24 cm format. >
Cool! Thanks for the follow-up. Can you do the same if you modify the ghostpdf.ppd as well? That may give you even more color selection options. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
