[cups.general] filter options effect banner too
Alex Finch
A.Finch at lancaster.ac.uk
Thu Dec 23 06:43:56 PST 2004
Helge,
It seemed like I should just be able to put this code in my existing banner:
% If the media is landscape (width greater than height),
% modify the coordinate system accordingly
%
currentpagedevice/PageSize get aload pop 2 copy
lt
{
exch pop 0 exch translate
-90 rotate
}
{pop pop}ifelse
but it didn't work, so I will try to compile the new pstops, it wants common.h
- what/where is that
Helge Blischke wrote:
> Perhaps you may look at the "alternate pstops filter" (see the links on
> the CUPS web site).
> It permits tailoring banner pages at your needs.
>
> Helge
>
> Alex Finch wrote:
>
>> Hm, seems like a bit of a design flaw there then!
>>
>> Can you help me write a banner page that is impervious to being rotated,
>>without disrupting the following job? I have a carefully crafted banner,
>>designed to work with our output stacker. Rotating it 90 degrees rather spoils
>>the effect.
>>
>>Michael Sweet wrote:
>>
>>>Alex Finch wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I am just setting up a cups system for the first time, and I have
>>>>found the following bizarre behaviour. I issued the command:
>>>>
>>>>lpr -o "prettyprint columns=2 landscape" /etc/printcap
>>>>
>>>>this doesn't just make the output landscape as required, it also
>>>>rotates the banner page, which is not required.
>>>>
>>>> Is there any way to avoid this!
>>>
>>>
>>>No.
>>>
>>
>>--
>> Alex Finch, Research Fellow, Physics Department, Lancaster University.
>
>
--
Alex Finch, Research Fellow, Physics Department, Lancaster University.
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