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Hi,

I had a hard time, tracking down the reasons for bad printing quality
when using LibeOffice.

* When the printer language is set to PDF (either in File-> Print ->
Properties -> Device or via printer-properties)
  - grafics (logos) have pixeled edges
  - fonts are pixeled and of very poor quality
* When setting the printer language to "Postscript", the quality is good.
* When exporting the document to PDF and printing this directly (using
lp), quality is good.

I inspected the print-job attributes and did not find any relevant
difference.

How can I enhance the printing quality with printing language PDF?


Details:
LibreOffice 3.4.4.2
Printer supports 600x600 dpi and 600x1200 dpi
Used Fonts: LiberationsSans (TrueType=)
Linux, CUPS

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Hartmut Goebel
Dipl.-Informatiker (univ.), CISSP, CSSLP

Goebel Consult 
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