Byron Nilsen wrote:
This must be a well-worn question. I just installed woody. The
installation did not stop to inquire about my specific printer make/model
which is an older (ca 1990) Canon BJ-200ex. It did install a generic
dot-matix driver which works for ASCII text, and as near as I can t
This must be a well-worn question. I just installed woody. The
installation did not stop to inquire about my specific printer make/model
which is an older (ca 1990) Canon BJ-200ex. It did install a generic
dot-matix driver which works for ASCII text, and as near as I can tell,
several PostSc
Stephen Gran wrote:
i recently have attached an hp710c printer to the lpt1 port. and i do
not have any set-up cds, floppies, etc.
Be aware that lpt1 = lp0 in linux. Real geeks begin couning at zero
(^8. You shouldn't need any drivers for this printer. I think lpr,
lprng, and CUPS all have go
This one time, at band camp, Sandip P Deshmukh said:
> hello all!
>
> this is a question that comes from a windows user shifting to linux.
>
> i have debian 3.0 installed, up and running.
>
> i recently have attached an hp710c printer to the lpt1 port. and i do
> not have any set-up cds, floppie
hello all!
this is a question that comes from a windows user shifting to linux.
i have debian 3.0 installed, up and running.
i recently have attached an hp710c printer to the lpt1 port. and i do
not have any set-up cds, floppies, etc.
windows way of 'installing' the printer would be to add pri
On Saturday 19 January 2002 02:49 pm, dman wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 09:50:53PM +, Alan Chandler wrote:
> | I have set up a printer using CUPS called "laser". Its actually a
> | Brother Laser printer connected to a windows machine across my network.
> | It works great from within KDE
On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 09:50:53PM +, Alan Chandler wrote:
| I have set up a printer using CUPS called "laser". Its actually a Brother
| Laser printer connected to a windows machine across my network. It works
| great from within KDE.
|
| However, I have installed lyx - to try it out.
On Fri, 18 Jan 2002 21:50:53 +
Alan Chandler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> However, I have installed lyx - to try it out. This is NOT a kde/qt
> application - I think its a gtk. It running in a kde window. When I want to
> print it pops up a dialog box with a blank text box for me to
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On Friday 18 January 2002 9:19 pm, dman wrote:
> get the 'cupsys', 'cupsys-client', 'cupsys-bsd',
> 'cupsys-driver-gimpprint', 'cupsomatic-ppd', and 'cupsys-pstoraster'
> pacakges. (I think at least some of them aren't in potato) The CUPS
> printing
On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 08:11:28PM +0100, Claus Ladekjær Wilson wrote:
| how do I install the filter for my hp 390 c ?
get the 'cupsys', 'cupsys-client', 'cupsys-bsd',
'cupsys-driver-gimpprint', 'cupsomatic-ppd', and 'cupsys-pstoraster'
pacakges. (I think at least some of them aren't in potato)
I run Mandrake normally - how do I install the filter for my hp 390 c ?
This was my first install of Debian and I am impressed of performance. I run
potato 2.2r4
How do I change window managers? And kde isn't on the cdrom's I guess?
I would like to use a 2.4 kernel - how to install such a thing?
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I have my printer working now. Here's what happened and what I did:
apt-get upgrade resulted in a newer version of printtool being installed
(this is curious because there's only one version in unstable)
I removed printtool and tried to configure apsfilter. Didn't work, got a
message from cron that
I removed the printtool package and installed apsfilter, configuring it
for my printer answering the questions asked. When I try to print a text
file, here's the message I get:
apsfilter: unsupported filetype
english text from dlm
or missing filter !
or perhaps you have to t
I just upgraded to the latest version of printtool and now my printer
doesn't work. I used to printtool to install my epson stylus color 600
in the past and it worked great, but now, it doesn't work.
I removed the printer from the printcap, hoping to reinstall it, but
there's some sort of bug in t
On 16-May-2000 17:28:03 Daniel Reuter wrote:
> Get the Printing-HOWTO at
> http://metalab.unc.edu/mdw/HOWTO/Printing-HOWTO.html
> There, all the steps are described. In short:
> 1. install printer spooling software (usually lpr or lprng)
> 2. install filter software (magicfilter or apsfilter, woul
Hello Pollywog,
On Sat, 13 May 2000, Pollywog wrote:
> I did not configure a printer when I installed Debian. Is there a
> tool to help me configure a printer now without reinstalling Debian?
Of course you can configure a printer without reinstalling. The Debian way
of doing things lets you do
I did not configure a printer when I installed Debian. Is there a
tool to help me configure a printer now without reinstalling Debian?
I am getting an Epson Stylus Color 740 and I will use the parallel
connector until the 2.4 kernels are released.
I know I will need to recompile my kernel with pr
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