[cups.general] one-page-at-a-time

Dr. Scott S. Jones scott at fyrenice.com
Thu Apr 19 14:16:01 PDT 2007


+++ Michael Sweet [06/03/07 13:41 -0500]:
> Dr. Scott S. Jones wrote:
> > Anyone, on my one-page-at-a-time dilemma? I don't seem to get any responses.
> > I can only imagine my particular trouble is so unique no one has an answer,
> > or it's been entertained before. 
> > 
> > If so, please point me to the correct archive. 
> > 
> > I can't get linux print jobs to print several pages, without intervention
> > for each page to eject. 
> 
> I didn't notice your original message, but if you are getting pauses
> between each page (with the printer needing you to press a button to
> continue), then most likely the job is asking for paper of the wrong
> type, size, or source.  On my LaserJet 2100, for example, if tray 1
> is empty I have to hit the feed button to get it to pull paper from
> tray 2 since my default settings have jobs print from tray 1.
> 
> So, check your driver settings against the settings on the printer -
> I'd guess you have a mismatch...

I am still having to hit the Continue button after each page. I print to my
Laser Jet iiip from two machines, one running Xp, other running native linux
and virtual win98se. Jobs from either XP or 98se print all pages without any
need to intervene, yet, ANY job from linux, always requires intervention.
This is why I believe that the settings on my Laser Jet are just fine, and
that there is a problem at my linux machine, which is sending the wrong
information. 

Any further ideas on how to proceed? 

All print from linux looks great, is well aligned...saturated, without
problem other than requiring manual feed initiation of each and every page.


Scott





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