Wrong margins using Minolta Pagepro with multiple pages.
Mikael Rosbacke
rosbacke at nada.kth.se
Mon Sep 29 11:38:35 CEST 2003
Correct. I try to print using the option of multiple pages on each printed
page.
Does your anwser mean that kdeprint is not really involved in the
postprocessing and I have to start modifying the cups packages? Or is it
driver related?
If it is not too much of a trouble, this might be enough of an 'itch' for me
to scratch so I might evenually fix it.
--- Mikael R
So if I wanted to add these settings somewhere, which layer is t
Monday 29 September 2003 09.35 skrev Michael Goffioul:
> I guess you're talking about printing mutliple pages on a
> single physical sheet of paper? Anyway, margins affect how
> the printed page is created by the KDE application: putting
> several pages on a single sheet of paper is a post-processing
> operation.
>
> Michael.
>
> > I've just discovered that when you print multiple pages and try to adjust
> > the margins, these only affect the size of the logical pages, not the
> > margins of the physical page coming out from the printer.
> > It seems more natural to me that the margin settings corresponds to the
> > physical page since a common use of them are to compensate for printers
> > which can not print on the entire page. Is there something I have
> > overlooked? Should I file a bug report?
> > A suggestion would be to have two different settings. One for the
> > physical page and one for the logical pages. Since the logical pages are
> > scaled one might want to clarify if the logical page margins are scaled
> > or not. Just a thought.
> > I'm using kde 3.1.4 and HP ljet4 driver. Sorry if this issue have
> > already been discussed earlier.
> >
> > --- Mikael R
> >
> >
> >
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