On Sunday 19 November 2006 18:32, Duane Clark wrote: > Ian Couchman wrote: > > Hi all, > > I have installed various versions of wine (built from source) on various > > computers, all running Debian Sarge or Etch with cups. Printing works > > fine apart from some installations where applications running under wine > > use the whole page instead of allowing a margin. As a result, the edges > > of the document are missed. I can't find any pattern to this. Even > > re-installing the same version of wine on the same machine produces > > different results. Can anyone tell me where Wine gets page size > > information or give me any clues? > > Wine does read and use the ppd file for the selected printer. The ppd > files (located in /etc/cups/ppd on Fedora) are plain text, so you could > experiment by making changes to them and see what happens in Wine. It > looks like Wine reads and uses the "ImageableArea" parameter, so that > would probably be the one to modify. If you want to look at the related > Wine source, see the files in dlls/wineps.drv (in particular, init.c and > ppd.c). > > I don't know how installing the same version of Wine on the same machine > would cause different results. In the ~/.wine/system.reg file (also > plain text), search for "Printers". There should be a > System\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\Print\\Printers\\ section for each > printer. Included is a "Default DevMode" entry, which has some encoded > data. I don't know what is encoded, but perhaps it includes margin info. > Changing the "ImageableArea" in the .ppd file worked. I increased the minimum X & Y points to 10 (they were 0) & reduced the maximum X & Y by 20 . It dosn't seem to have affected Linux programes. Why different installations should give different is a mystery. Thanks for the help. Ian _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
