Cups saving paper surface

Hello dear Arch Linux community,
I am having troubles with my printer. It is trying to save paper surface and overrules my every command not to...
It will print only at approximately 1/4th of the length and width of the total page of A4 paper, as illustrated (somewhat poorly) below
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This will even happen if I print a test page from cups, bit it will strangely enough NOT happen when I print from evince.
I have an epson printer, stylus sx115. I use cups to print.
My cups error log states the following:
E [26/Jan/2012:17:29:10 +0000] Returning IPP client-error-document-format-not-supported for Send-Document (ipp://localhost:631/printers/Epson_Stylus_SX110) from localhost
E [26/Jan/2012:17:32:43 +0000] Returning IPP client-error-document-format-not-supported for Send-Document (ipp://localhost:631/printers/Epson_Stylus_SX110) from localhost
This is probably for the test page printing, but there are no errors when printing with evince from pdf.
I cannot find anymore errors in dmesg, or page/acces log.
For now my workaround is to always print to pdf and then print from evince, but this is by no means a nice workaround.
I also tried several different ppd drivers, like this one:
Epson Stylus NX115 Series - epson-inkjet-printer 1.0.0-1lsb3.2 (Seiko Epson Corporation LSB 3.2) (color, 2-sided printing)
Epson Stylus SX115 Series - epson-inkjet-printer 1.0.0-1lsb3.2 (Seiko Epson Corporation LSB 3.2) (color, 2-sided printing)
Epson Stylus SX115 - CUPS+Gutenprint v5.2.7 (color, 2-sided printing)
They all have the same problem when printing not from Evince (so cups web interface, firefox, eagle, libreoffice etcetera.
Only the latter one gives more options for configuring the resolution which I like.
So fine printing, except for the fact that it is unreadable small

Hello there,
To get your issue more exposure, I would suggest posting it in the commercial forums since your product is a commercial product. You can do this at Commercial Forums - Printers - LaserJet.
Enjoy your day!
R a i n b o w 7000I work on behalf of HP
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&PT
print.printer_OKI_B4300_PS_(MS).print_footerright
&D
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&T
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0.5
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true
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0
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500
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9
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297,00
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na_letter
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0
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1
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210,00
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default
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1,00
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true
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true
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25
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25
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false
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false
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false
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16
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16
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14
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true
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print.printer_hl730series.print_footerleft
&PT
print.printer_hl730series.print_footerright
&D
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print.printer_hl730series.print_headerleft
&T
print.printer_hl730series.print_headerright
&U
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0.500000012107193
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0.500000012107193
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0
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1
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1
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true
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false
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56
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25
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25
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25
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false
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false
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false
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true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_plex
false
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true
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false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_spoolercommand
false
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1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.has_special_printerfeatures
true
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portrait
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landscape
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2
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297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.name
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210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_spoolercommand_change
false
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false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_downloadfonts
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_jobtitle
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_num_copies
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_plex
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_printincolor
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_resolution
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_spoolercommand
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.colorspace.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.colorspace.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.has_special_printerfeatures
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.0.name
portrait
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.1.name
landscape
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.count
2
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.height_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.name
A5
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.width_mm
148
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.height_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.name
A4
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.width_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_spoolercommand_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_colorspace
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_downloadfonts
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_jobtitle
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_num_copies
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_plex
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_printincolor
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_resolution
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_spoolercommand
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.colorspace.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.colorspace.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.has_special_printerfeatures
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.0.name
portrait
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.1.name
landscape
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.count
2
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.height_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.name
A5
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.width_mm
148
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.height_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.name
A4
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.width_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_spoolercommand_change
false
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Extensions can sometimes be the cause of problems. If the problem does not occur in Safe Mode, then you can disable your extensions one-by-one until you find out which one is causing the problem. See [[Troubleshooting extensions and themes]]

Any way to get more than 100% zoom on print jobs when printing multiple pages?

I know how to increase the size of a print job, when I am printing one page at a time. But when I go to print 2 pages at once (the multiple page print function), there are always large margins around the page. I'm ok with saving paper and printing up two pages, but it seems silly to see small print and wide blank margins. Is there any way to increase the print zoom, when printing multiple pages per sheet of paper?

I once overshot the limit by marking too many photos to fit within 99 pages, but I could never figure out how to fool the application and had to give up trying to add those 14 extra photos.
I asked a friend (who practically lives in Terminal) if he had any way of modifying that limit, but he reminded me that if their printing services are set up to bind books and bill for only 99 pages, fooling the application might be useless if the service only prints me a 99 page book and discards the additional pages.
I can understand that you wouldn't want to let people print 1000 page books, but I sent feedback anyway to allow me to increase the limit. Anyone know of any service that lets you print beyond iPhoto's limits?

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You mention it is a DV/HDV Film - how did you edit it? Did you edit both formats on the same timeline in Final Cut? (What were the settings in Final Cut for the timeline?)
If you are using HDV in a timeline due to the length of time to conform the output, you may be better off exporting the entire thing for testing (small enough for HDV, though I often use AIC or 422 nowadays).
What settings are you using in Compressor? I know you mentioned many combinations, but did you use any frame controls? What was the rate? Did you use CBR/VBR?
One thing to try to get things started. Use 8 CBR and in the frame controls set them to to "Better" for all of them. Will take a bit longer using the filters but should give you an idea where you are at. (Also take a look at the self contained movie to see if there are any artifacts/picels there).
How are you watching the DVD - computer screen or burning to a DVD?

Udated computer; can't print anymore.

Yesterday, my printer was working perfectly with my computer (Macbook Pro with OS X 10.5.8).
I was printing a pdf in Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.1.6 on an Epson R1800 (no drivers installed). I got home from work tonight to start printing some wedding invitations, but I decided to update Adobe Acrobrat Pro to 8.1.7, as well as install drivers for my printer. For some reason, when I tried to print a pdf from Acrobat Pro, it gave me this error message:
/Library/Printers/EPSON/InkjetPrinter/Filter/rastertoescp.app/Contents/MacOS/ras tertoescp failed
I have no idea what this means. I tried everything I could find online, from trying to print out of Preview, or a different program. I tried printing from just Acrobat Reader (as opposed to Acrobat Pro). I tried uninstalling all my drivers, rebooting, clearing my printer settings and adding a new printer (and lost all of my previous saved paper settings). I've even tried looking for a way to go "back in time" to yesterday (or even this morning!) to try to go back to my settings from yesterday. I've been at it since 7pm today, and have pretty much exhausted myself looking for a way.
Just wanted to see if anyone here has dealt with a similar problem, and if there is any way to solve it. Or if there's a way to restore my settings from this morning (like a Windows System Restore)?
Thanks so much for your help.

Okay. So I just printed off the Gutenprint setting and it worked BUT ONLY ON 8.5X11. This makes it seem like there is something wrong with the drivers from Epson being compatible with my computer and program settings (Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.1.7, OSX 10.5.8).
Can anyone tell me how to delete my new Epson drivers to go back to the original Epson settings I was printing off yesterday? Or of any other way to solve it?

Can´t print large files with 10.5.7

Hi,
we finally have updated our G5s, 2x2GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB system disk. Since then we are unable to print documents from CS3 + CS4 which result in cups print files > 1 Gb. Doesn´t work with GMG rips, HP Laserwriters and Adobe PDF printers. The jobs always show up as "stopped" in the queue. Error log of cups says:
I [11/Jun/2009:16:42:09 +0200] [Job 55] Adding start banner page "none".
I [11/Jun/2009:16:42:09 +0200] [Job 55] Adding end banner page "none".
I [11/Jun/2009:16:42:09 +0200] [Job 55] File of type application/pictwps queued by "dididi".
I [11/Jun/2009:16:42:09 +0200] [Job 55] Queued on "EpsonISOcoated_39L02" by "dididi".
I [11/Jun/2009:16:42:09 +0200] [Job 55] Started filter /usr/libexec/cups/filter/pictwpstops (PID 1363)
I [11/Jun/2009:16:42:09 +0200] [Job 55] Started backend /usr/libexec/cups/backend/pap (PID 1364)
E [11/Jun/2009:16:42:10 +0200] [Job 55] can't open PSStream for stdout
E [11/Jun/2009:16:42:10 +0200] [Job 55] pictwpstops - got an error closing the PSStream = -50
E [11/Jun/2009:16:42:10 +0200] PID 1363 (/usr/libexec/cups/filter/pictwpstops) stopped with status 1!
I [11/Jun/2009:16:42:10 +0200] Hint: Try setting the LogLevel to "debug" to find out more.
E [11/Jun/2009:16:42:12 +0200] [Job 55] Job stopped due to filter errors.
We have tested a catalog file with 150 pages which didn´t print. If you broke it up into 6 pieces (print page 1-25, 26-50...) it did work. Unfortunally we have jobs with single pages exceeding this limit. All together we have tested around 10 differend files.
We have tried to reset the printer queue, installed the drivers and deleted and created all printers, but nothing helps. Looks like cups or one of it´s helper can´t handle files larger than 1 GB?
Any help is welcome.

Hi there,
Does you printer/RIP support protocols other than AppleTalk? If it does, then I would change it to something like HP Jetdirect-Socket.
PaHu

Since updating to the new version the work web page that i use will only print 2 pages even if there are more. I can not get it to print all the pages in the document.

for instance....I have a documents that has 6 pages, I can scroll down and see all the pages but when i hit the print button it will only print 2 pages. I tried to change it in the setting part but there is no feature that allows you to change it.

For many years, Firefox has problems printing when some style rules are used. However, I am not aware of any changes for the worse in Fx4 (at least, until now I wasn't aware of any).
A couple of thoughts:
(1) Is it possible you were using an add-on in Fx3.6 that fixed this problem, but the add-on was disabled during the upgrade because it wasn't compatible? (Sometimes that can be fixed with a little hack.)
(2) Are there any obvious settings differences that could be affecting printing, such as fonts, margins, or shrink-to-fit/percentage?
(3) Does the workaround of selecting the entire page (Ctrl+a) and then choosing Selection under Print range in the Print dialog work? Unfortunately, this can slice through lines and images, but it often works around problems with style rules.
In the interest of saving paper, it often is useful to experiment with a PDF printer driver. If you don't have pdfFactory, you can install a trial version for testing: it lets you view the results without first having to save the file. (If you save with the trial version, there is a footer to that effect.)
(4) Is it an HTML5 problem? You can toggle the HTML5 parser off, but this is a global setting, not site-specific. If you are familiar with about:config, filter on html5 and double click '''html5.parser.enable''' to toggle its value from true to false. This helps for some sites, but has no effect on others.

2-Column Flowed Layout Problem

Hi,
In the interest in saving paper and toner, I have begun using 2 column layouts.Here is something I'm working on:
MasterPage1 has 3 content areas (Header, LeftColumn,RightColumn) //restriced to 1 occurance
MasterPage2 has 2 content areas (LeftColumn,RightColumn) //occurances not restricted--used for content overflow from MasterPage1
MasterPage3 has 1 content area //occurances not restricted--NOT used for overflow from above--different content altogether
The Pagination is such that content flows through the LeftColumn,RightColumn content areas in the order shown above. It is slick! Overflow from the RightColumn of MasterPage1 goes to LeftColumn of MasterPage2. So far, so good. Just what I wanted... except
Here is the problem: When the form is first opened, there is no overflow--all the flowed 2-column content fits on MasterPage1. MasterPage2 exists however it doesn't have any content yet because there is no overflow yet from MasterPage1. It's rendered empty--I get an unused MasterPage2, between MasterPage1 & MasterPage3.
In a perfect world, I wouldn't have an empty MasterPage2 when the form opens. In a perfect world, MasterPage2 would only exist when there is content in the MasterPage2.LeftColumn content area.
I think there must be a scripting solution--like testing a content area for content. There are no events for a content area and the xml for a content area is an empty element with attributes for x, y, w, h, name and id.
So how do you test for content in a contentArea? Perhaps there is a different way?
Thanks,
Stephen

Hi Niall,
Thanks for the demo. That is interesting--I think it might be possible to solve yours because you are flowing a single object and I think you could determine the total h value for it and control the occurrences of the MasterPage.
Something like setting MasterPage Max Occurance to 1 on the Object pallet
Then, track the combined h
var iHeight = xfa.layout.h($,"in",0) + xfa.layout.h($,"in",1)
if(iHeight > "10in")then
xfa.form.form1.pageSet.pageArea.occur.max = "2"
endif
I know this isn't right, but I'm just wondering if this is a valid approach? What do you think?
Thanks again!
Stephen

Adobe Reader Update causes weird printing issues

I recently updated my Adobe Reader to Adobe Reader X. I have a Toshiba with Windows 7 68-bit I believe. After updating to Reader X, I noticed that when I go to print a document, the print settings in Adobe are default set to Print on both sides. I was only printing 1 page so I ignored this and just hit Print, but what happened was really bizarre. The printer printed a blank 2nd page, and then Adobe prompted me to reset my even-numbered pages in the printer to proceed with double-sided printing. If I uncheck the Print on both sides option, I have no problems, everything prints fine. I understand there's already attention called to the bug in the update that defaults the print settings to Print on both sides and has trouble saving new settings. I don't care about that. This is what bothers me: Adobe and the computer and the printer and whatever else is involved should be able to communicate properly that if only 1 page is being printed, it need not print a 2nd blank page and basically force me through the double-sided print process if there's only 1 page, right? Isn't that sort of common sense? I don't mind having to uncheck the Print on both sides option when I go to print just 1 page, but it seems ridiculous to me that I should have to.
Just so you know, I installed the same Adobe Reader X update on a much older computer with a much older printer and had the same problem.
I am wondering if this is an Adobe problem or a printer problem. Neither of the 2 printers I tried this on do doulbe-sided printing automatically. They both require manual help to print on both sides. Will printers that automatically do double-sided printing also send the page through twice even if there is no 2nd page? Then this probably wouldn't be such an issue, if the printer did the double-sided printing itself, I wouldn't care if it passed the paper through twice.
But given that not all printers are equipped with automatic double-sided printing, this then becomes a real pain if I forget to uncheck the Print on both sides button because I then have to go through this entire 2-page process for 1 page. And my printer is in a common area, not right next to my computer, so it adds a lot of back and forth trying to print just 1 page.
Also I read up on previous posts about the default Print on both sides setting, and read one employee's comment that Adobe simply retains the last default setting used for printing PDFs. This is not true. Since my printer at home does not do automatic double-sided printing, I never ever ever use any double-sided printing setting. Even when I do print on both sides, I print odd pages first, flip them over and reset them in the printer, then send a second separate job to print even pages. Same with my work printer. I understand that by defaulting to the double-sided print setting, Adobe is sort of tricking you into saving paper and that's great and all, but all printers don't do double-sided printing automatically. I ended up wasting double the amount of paper last night trying to print a document last night while figuring this out, so way to go.

Dear user,
We would request you to check your version from Help-> 'About Adobe Reader X' because we doubt that you are using an outdated version of Reader. Please update it to 10.1.3 because it was a known issue in 10.1.2 which got fixed by 10.1.3.
I would also request you to check your printer side setting from Control Panel-> Devices and Printers-> Right click Printer-> Printing Preferences-> Search for 'Print on both side or duplex printing' option (generally its under 'Finishing' tab)-> Uncheck it there if you are not using it.
Hope this will resolve your problem. Let us know the result.
Thanks

Cyan overprint in white border around pix

Using Epson 1900 and CS5---
Using Colormunkie created paper profile for Epson paper - using any paper surface and problem exists..
It is printing a light cyan overprint on the white borders around the pictures. There is no cyan overprint in the picture itself.
When I use any Espon paper profile for the 1900 - it does not occur. Nor does it occur in CS3.
Any ideas? Show Paper White and Match Colors boxes either checked or unchecked in the Printer dialog box does not make a difference.

Thanks Chris- yes you are right the other profiles are version 2.0. I will contact X-Rite tomorrow and see if their units can produce icc profiles in the 2.0 version. Although I doubt it. Curious, though why problem did not exhibit itself in CS3.

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