Re: Print problems in AdobeReader (F16)

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Thanks for the suggestions on Acroread. as far as I know, i have all the dependencies installed as rpms. The difference seems to be cups; if I define a local printer, I can access its options, but when cups is set up to browse for printers (and finding the ones on the RHEL 6 server), the print property box is empty. My mistake for mentioning the uneditable lpr line, that was indeed the same in previous fedora releases, so it is meant this way, to just display the command it is going to use, but to change the command, you go through the dialogs. Which are invisible in my case.

ok, probably no real solution then, except hoping that adobe will some day start supplying updates for Linux again. But since the Linux version is already so far behind the windows and mac versions, it is probably time to just forget about acroread and use open source tools.

David Jansen
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