Jason (Jed) Krisch said: > Actually, after changing the same setting in the file, the Test Page > from the web-based manager works fine and writes to "Test Page.PDF". > However, (and I may be doing things wrong) I cannot get the printer to > show up in the RH Printer Settings tool, only in QT-Cups. While this > makes sense, I can't find any apps that use the QT-Cups print > dialog. I tried the suggestion made by Tim Waugh, but that doesn't seem to pull it into the RH tool. Maybe a RFE in bugzilla is in order? > If I use lp -dPDF-PRINTER for the print command in apps (i.e. Mozilla), > the file shows up but it is named as "(stdin).PDF" - which will also > overwrite any previous files with the same name. This appears to be because the script sets the file name to match the job name. Maybe you can play with the -t paramater for lp? You could also change the script to use something else as the file name (a timestamp for example). > Finally, I am using Cross Over office for all my office apps and the > printers in the redhat-config-printer-gui show up as printers in the MS > Office apps, but the PDF-PRINTER does not. > > Thanks for your help!!! > > Jed I don't use CrossOver Office, but a quick look at the docs says that to use more than one printer you need to edit the config file: http://crossover.codeweavers.com/docs/office/html/install.html#PRINT-SETUP -- William Hooper
