Hi Keith,
I'm sorry. I misunderstood. Thank you for correcting me.
Don
On 11/15/2012 09:58 PM, Keith Bates wrote:
Don,
My problem is somewhat different, I think, as I have no problem
viewing or printing pdfs, even the ones I have created myself. It's
just the LO extension doesn't show the content on the screen- all
viewers such as evince, gimp show them fine.
Keith
On 16/11/12 13:53, Don Myers wrote:
Hi,
I think it is a bug in Ubuntu, or possibly cups, but it sounds very
related to an issue I'm having with Ubuntu 12.10. I'm a Realtor, and
we have paid access to the court house records to get deeds,
assessment information, etc. To print a deed that has been selected,
I can view it in Chrome or Firefox like I always did. The individual
deed pages are stored as tiff images on their server. If I wanted a
copy of it, I would just print it as a pdf. I would use cups-pdf.
Cups would show it fetching each image, but in the final document,
all of the pages are blank in Ubuntu 12.10. I tried it on a machine
with Ubuntu 12.04, and everything printed fine. On 12.10 I then tried
printing a hard copy with the regular printer instead of a pdf . Once
again it showed it was fetching each page, but the printer printed
out blank pages. So this is an issue with Ubuntu 12.10 in some
manner. I filed a bug report with Ubuntu here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1066932
Nothing has happened since then. There have been no additions to my
bug report. Maybe it would be helpful if you added your problem there.
Don
On 11/15/2012 07:01 PM, Keith Bates wrote:
I am using Ubuntu 12.10 and LO 3.6.2.2
Every month or so our church has a music practice which basically
involves me reproducing sheet music and word sheets, then adding a
photocopying licence number to each piece of music.
Typically I might scan 16 to 20 pages in a session. I am using the
program "Simple Scan" to do this.
In the past it was straight forward to scan the music to a pdf
document then use LO pdf importer to add the required text. The last
few times I have tried to do this the document just opens as a
series of blank pages. I know the pdf is OK because other pdf
viewers show it.
I did use pdfEdit to fill the gap but this can no longer be used in
Ubnuntu 12.10
Does anyone know how to resolve this? I could go back to using
stickers with the required text, but using LO to add the text prior
to printing is much simpler when it works.
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