Closed michaelrsweet closed 14 years ago
CUPS.org User: mike
Please provide a sample PDF file along with the PPD file for your printer (/etc/cups/ppd/printername.ppd) and any options you are supplying in addition to the "fitplot" or "fit-to-page" option.
CUPS.org User: cyberpatrol
See the last line (the document number) on page 2 of file 248.pdf. But you can take every pdf file which is printed to the bottom.
These are my default settings: lpoptions -o media=A4 -o outputorder=reverse -o number-up=2 -o prettyprint
For printing pdf files I'm using this command:
lp -o number-up=1 -o fit-to-page
These were my default settings for cups 1.3.11: lpoptions -o media=A4 -o outputorder=reverse -o number-up=2 -o prettyprint -o fitplot=false
For printing pdf files with cups 1.3.11 I used this command:
lp -o number-up=1 -o fitplot=true
CUPS.org User: cyberpatrol
HP_DeskJet_960C.ppd is a new PPD after deleting and readding the printer. The previous PPD was created by cups with hplip (hpijs), this one was created by cups with hpcups.
The problem still exists.
CUPS.org User: mike
OK, are you using Xpdf, poppler, or Ghostscript on your system? Both Xpdf and poppler provide their own "pdftops" program while Ghostscript will have a "gs" program - both are usually installed in /usr/bin.
CUPS.org User: mike
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have the same issue after almost 10 years
Now 14Y later and no changes!
Version: 1.4.1 CUPS.org User: cyberpatrol
The option fit-to-page doesn't work with pdf files. If I print pdf files which are bigger than the printable area of my printer (HP DeskJet 960C) they are printed in the original size and the bottom of the page is cut.
This bug was already existing with the option fitplot at least in version 1.3.11.
In earlier versions fitplot worked perfectly with pdf files.