[libreoffice-users] "Print Document Directly" do not use the default printer? (Linux)

minhsien0330 <minhsien0330 -AT- gmail.com>
Wed, 3 Jun 2015 10:35:19 +0800

Hi~
I have 3 printers, they are named as "Canon PIXMA iP4500", "PDF", and
"USB-Canon iP4500 series".
I set "USB-Canon iP4500 series" as default printer by using
system-config-printer.
But when I click  the toolbar icon "Print Document Directly", Libreoffice
4.4.3 always print files by using "Canon PIXMA iP4500", but not the default
printer "USB-Canon iP4500 series".

Anybody know how to deal with this?

Thanks a lot!

minhsien0330

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[libreoffice-users] "Print Document Directly" do not use the default printer? (Linux) · minhsien0330
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