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On 05/20/14 14:05, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 05/20/14 12:57, Michael Hannon
wrote:
and it *does* have the duplex printing option enabled:
Double-sided printing: Long Edge (standard)
Sorry for the gratuitous trimming.... Just wanted to share my
experience which probably doesn't fix your situation but may
trigger others to think what may.....
I had much the opposite situation. I have an HP 6500 with duplex
capability. It is configured in CUPS as "installed" and the
default is set to " Double-Sided Printing: off". Yet every time I
printed I would get double-sided print-outs. In checking the
print options for each application I was using the Double-sided
option was selected. In order to get single-sided, I always had
to manually revert it within all of the applications.
Ultimately, I ran "hp-toolbox" (which isn't applicable to you)
and set the default there.... After that, each application did
pick up the default single sided. So, it seems, settings are held
in multiple places and I'm not certain where all the places are
and which location has priority.....
Anyway..... Just wondering, when you print from an application,
if you checked to see what printer options are being used.
FWIW, this got to me thinking and I found where the per-user options
are set.....
~/.cups/lpoptions
Duplex=DuplexNoTumble is set for a printer where the default should
be
Double-sided printing: Long Edge
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