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sk that truncates both sides of the character.
A PDF of the first column was exported from OO and printed
a new page like the second column, as does the ODT version.
George Langford
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and never printed like this before.
Application is OpenOffice.org (3.0 on debian, 3.3 on WinXP).
Debian PC prints through CUPS interface via hardwired ethernet; WinXP
laptop prints through wireless ethernet. Printer is HP P1505n laserjet.
I also asked this question on the OO forum.
George Langfo
o I'd have an even
worse hassle with a new printer.
If you use the appropriate driver (Gutenprint/Gimp-Print), you will
get superb output. Regards, Roger
Progress ! Excellent output from the PDF viewer and OpenOffice SXW's
but not with HTML files, even though OK previews appear on screen.
Best regards,
George
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st ones to use with Linux. So I'd have an even
worse hassle with a new printer.
George Langford
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Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "Default Layout"
Screen "Default Screen"
InputDevice "Generic Keyboard"
InputDevice "Configured Mouse"
InputDevice "Generic Mouse"
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The resolutions that I'm running (1024 by 768 on the debianatGB PC
and 1280 by 960 on the debianatAZV133 PC) seem well within the
capabilities of the Samsung Synchmaster 712N LCD monitor, and the
monitor behaves OK once its screen resolution has been adjusted
after each reboot, but it seems odd to me that it won't stay put
during a reboot. I do notice that the screen resolution is OK on
the X login screen, but reverts to VGA after I log in. The screen
resolution also stays put OK on a third PC running Win98SE hooked
up through the same KVM switch.
Another clue is that the mouse gets lost every time I switch from
debianatGB back to debianatAZV133, freezing the debianatAZV133
effectively even though the keyboard survives the transition OK.
I've sent an inquiry to Belkin Tech Support about the mouse.
George Langford
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ions, but I soon discovered
that george is already a member of the floppy (and sudo, cdrom but
not fax) groups. Problemo non solvus ...
Don't give up yet - the weekend is still young.
Should I be checking the BIOS settings ? I've never encountered a
"read-only" setting the
e write-
protect hole.
Is this what I should be doing to mount the floppy ?
> sudo mount -t msdos -o george /dev/fd0 /media/floppy0
Puzzled in PA
George Langford
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My question was:
> ...How do I uninstall the Staroffice mess from sarge?
Answering my own question after receiving no dire warnings of morasses to avoid:
The ./setup routine that installs Staroffice6.0 uninformatively tells me to "use
the local setup routine" to uninstall Staroffice. Searching o
ith a Win99SE version of
Staroffice 6.0. Sun gives me until some time in 2010 to get it installed
correctly, so I might manage to get used to it by then.
My question is: How do I uninstall the Staroffice mess from sarge?
Thanks,
George Langford
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I [now] have a perfectly good desktop PC running debian, openoffice,
samba,
etc. just fine, and I still need a firewall to protect a legacy PC
with a foreign OS
that hasn't got any virus protection, but which I'd like to network.
I installed
gnome-lokkit and set it up as a firewall with zero ha
I started out trying to set up a floppy firewall with an old PC, rescued
from the
motherboard of a defunct PC. Too impatient to wait for the Trenton Computer
Fair (two weeks hence) and a nice empty PC case, I went to a local flea
market
& picked up a misconfigured PC on which someone had attem
Despite reinstalling CDRoaster in one debian system and setting up another
debian system from scratch with a newly installed CDRoaster, with either
one, when I attempt a burn from a root login, it tells me I'm not allowed to
use it unless I'm logged in as root. And it doesn't seem to matter wheth
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