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Hi,

Tanstaafl schrieb:
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.

You have changed to Tabloid in Format > Page _and_ in printing dialog Properties > ... ? You need to set both, the page size in LO and the paper size in the printer properties directly at Canon.


Nothing I can do will change this. It is IMPOSSIBLE for me to print to
Tabloid size documents with Libreoffice and this copier.

Does LO find the correct tray? Please try to set the tray in the Printer Properties in the printing dialog. There are additional tray settings in Format > Page > Page and in the printing dialog in tab Options. Try to set both to use the printer preferences.


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.

Have you tried (as workaround) to export to PDF and print with Acrobat Reader?


Anyone have any ideas why Libreoffice is doing this?


You could install AOO and see, whether it has the same problems. If it is ok in AOO, then it is a LO problem and you should write a bug report. If AOO has the same problem, then it is something inherit from OOo. There had been large changes in printing from OOo3.2 to OOo3.3 (if I remember correctly) And then, because Oracle has dropped OOo, there was no one to fix all the special corner case problems.

Because of the huge number of printers and sometimes bad printer drivers it is very difficult for developers to reproduce the problems and fix bugs. For example, sometimes it makes a difference whether you use an original English driver or a localized on, both from the same manufacturer.

Kind regards
Regina



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