On Tue, Nov 03, 2009 at 00:35:02 +0100, Andreas Goesele wrote:
> >>Despite the warning the file is printed, just that additionally I get
> >>the warning and a non-essential image is replaced by a blurry box.
>
> >Is the page expanded to fit the paper?
>
> On the command line, yes. Not in xpdf
>
> >Hmm, I am starting to think that maybe we should try a different
> >approach. Which printing system do you use? CUPS, for example, has the
> >"fitplot" option which might do what you want, or e.g. "scaling=95" to
> >scale the file to 95% of the page size.
>
> I'm using CUPS. On the command line the option fitplot expands the size.
>
> Inside xpdf it doesn't have any effect.
It seems that xpdf somehow messes with the printing options. Maybe it
cuts off everything after the first space; did you try to put the
command in quotation marks into the print command filed?
I can think of three other things to try:
- Add "fitplot" to the options for your default printer in
~/.cups/lpoptions.
- If you run a desktop environment that has its own printing system then
it might be possible to use that as the printing command. When I was
still using xpdf I set the printing command to "kprinter" and then I
could configure print quality, duplexing, etc. with KDE's print
dialog. I never tried this with the fitplot option, though.
- Write a script that configures the printer correctly and acts a print
command. It has to accept the file to print on STDIN and then pass it
on to CUPS.
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Regards, |
Florian |
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