[cups.general] richard at hirner.at

[Richard Hirner]

> If you're using KDE, check under the Control
> Center->Peripherals->Printers.  Select your printer, go to 'Instances',
> click settings, and look at the lower right corner of the dialog (Pages
> per Sheet).  Make sure that is set to '1'.
Thanks for the hint, but I don't use KDE but GNOME.

> I know that my personal BJC-1000 works fine under both Linux and Windows
> (Actually, probably better).
My BJC-250 too, but the BJC-2000 doesn't seem to work. That's strange because it is supported by several drivers, however, there's nothing I can do against my problem...