Hi all,
Ok, I'm at my wits end.
We have a Canon Imagerunner iR-ADV C5030/5035 UFR II.
It has 4 paper trays: 2 for Letter (different orientations), one for
Legal, and one for Tabloid.
Microsoft office works fine under the following circumstances, but
Libreoffice is driving me crazy.
I create a new blank document (Calc or Writer).
I add some data.
I click File > Print
The print dialog comes up, showing the little Print Preview, and for
Letter and Legal size options, everything works as expected.
BUT...
If I change the paper size to Tabloid Print dialog does show it in
landscape mode, but the paper size is showing as Letter, NOT tabloid.
Nothing I can do will change this. It is IMPOSSIBLE for me to print to
Tabloid size documents with Libreoffice and this copier.
I don't have any other printers that support Tabloid sized printing, so
cannot test others, but again, printing Tabloid size from any/all other
programs works just fine. I have confirmed this with Office 2007/2010,
as well as Notepad and Wordpad, and Adobe Reader.
Anyone have any ideas why Libreoffice is doing this?
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