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From: Camaleón on 25 Apr 2010 10:50
El 2010-04-25 a las 09:05 -0500, John W Foster escribió:

(you e-mailed me directly... I'm resending to the list)

> > My printer is an HP PaintJet. This wastes paper and
> > is very annoying. I have searched the Internet, of course, but I did
> > not find any solutions. The closest I found was Debian bug report
> > 316392, but his work-around doesn't work for me. My PPD file already
> > specifies Letter instead of A4 for Page Size. Does anyone know a
> > work-around for this? Surely someone has run across this before.
>
> If you think is a problem of "size detection" try by setting in printing
> page layout tab a zoom scale of 90%, just for testing purposes.
>
> I've seen this as an option in some prinetr settings. Has
> nothing to do with the browser, generally.

Not the browser *but* Evince own printing settings ;-)

> Some printers ahave a
> default setting to "eject' a blank page as a separator when doing
> colated multiple copies. You maight check that. If however it does not
> do it 'every time', with other print orders, then the setting is likely elsewhere.

Yes, I also saw that but mostly under windows systems using PCL 6
drivers. Is that setting available under CUPS printer options? :-?

Greetings,

--
Camaleón


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