On Fri, 2006-02-24 at 11:07 +0100, Martin Deppe wrote: > Hi, > > could anybody give me a hint how to set a font in size so that I can > read my printout whithout using microscope? I couldn't find that out yet > and I have been looking around for a while now! > > I have installed Xprt and successfully created my own X-applications > which display fine on the screen, but when I print it - and all graphics > are ok as I want them - the text is half a millimeter in height and this > is nearly not readable.
I'm not sure how to fix that myself, sorry. But I do remember it occuring sometimes on certain webpages, printing from mozilla. I believe things improved with a later version of Xprint. Which version are you using at the moment? One workaround might be to play around with your fonts. Xprt gets the order of its font directories (see "ps aux | grep [X]prt") rearranged somewhat differently to the X server (see "xset -q"). Possibly a different font on paper is being substituted to the one on screen. You can run the Xprt command line by hand if you have to, in order to experiment with a different order. Drew _______________________________________________ Xprint mailing list [email protected] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/xprint
