On 11/23/2012 05:25 PM, Girvin R. Herr wrote:
Greetings,
I finally got time to work on this problem. As a result of some
helpful replies to my original posting, I have made some progress with
this subject problem and I am making this posting in case it may help
others.
I changed my CUPS printer driver from the "HP Laserjet 8150 Series
Postscript (en)" to the "HP Laserjet 8150 - CUPS+Gutenprint v5.2.2"
driver and now I can print the LO-generated PDF file of my 3-page
document in Adobe Acrobat reader 9 perfectly. Collation and number of
copies (2) are correct. Since Reader 9 now prints the correct number
of copies and collation, the problem is no longer the CUPS driver.
With that baseline said, LO printing now prints double the number of
copies (4 in this case of specifying 2), but the collation is now
correct (1-2-3-1-2-3-1-2-3-1-2-3). So, there still seems to be
something wrong with LO printing in this area. I just tried
specifying the number of copies at 3 and got 9 copies!! So this is
not merely doubling, it is squaring!! In deference to the forests of
the world, I am not going any higher in copies with this testing.
This problem is not a show-stopper for me. I have other ways to print
multiple copies. I just found this LO printing action as something
unexpected.
Thanks to everyone who replied to my original posting.
Girvin Herr
You might try using localhost:631 to access the CUPS system directly
and see if there any settings that you use there.
Girvin R. Herr wrote:
Webmaster,
See below for answers to your questions.
webmaster-Kracked_P_P wrote:
<snip>
What version of Linux are you using? Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Fedora,
Opensuse, etc., etc.?
Slackware 12.2 (K2.6.27)
Since you run Linux, can you try creating a PDF file for your
document and then use the "default viewer" package for PDF to open
it. Then go to your printer's options and try to print 2 or 3
copies of the document with the collate option.
Now that got interesting! I tried this using Adobe Acrobat Reader to
print the PDF file and although I selected 2 copies, collated, I got
one copy! I then tried 3 copies and still only got one copy.
<snip>
What printer are your using? Which driver set?
Original-manufacture-style, CUPS-style or GhostScript-style?
Manually installed or did the Linux version find the printer driver
and installed it automatically?
I am using an HP Laserjet 8150DN, CUPS 1.3.11, on "AppSocket/HP
JetDirect" and the "HP Laserjet 8150 Series Postscript (en)" driver.
When I installed it, CUPS found the printer on my network
automagically with the "Find New Printers" option, but I continued to
install it manually using the CUPS "wizard". I did not opt for the
Foomatic or Gutenprint drivers, thinking they would not be needed,
since the printer has Postscript emulation, and a simple Postscript
driver should suffice. Now I may go back and rethink that decision.
I noticed there are two other drivers I may try: Foomatic and CUPS
Gutenprint v5.2.2.
<snip>
Try the Export to PDF for one copy of the document and then try and
print the duplex and collated document that way. If it works, then
it is a LO printer option issue. If it does not work properly, then
it is a printer/driver issue. My Epson has a problem with LO and my
HP has a driver issue, the last time I tried it - which was a few
months back when I was still running Ubuntu 10.04.
<snip>
Thanks for the help. You may be onto something with the driver. I
will try the other drivers and report back.
Girvin Herr
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