Landscape printing with HP

new MBP with leopard (10.5.4)
HP LaserJet 1300 on USB
installed HP printer drivers via Software Update a few days ago
I am unable to print landscape pages in any program (Office 2008 2004, Pages, Numbers).
Looks fine in print preview, but when printed the text is not rotated on the page and is cut off.
Even if I print to pdf and then print from Preview.app.
The only thing that works is print to pdf and then print from Adobe Reader 8.
Same thing on an HP 4300 networked printer.

This update may address issues with your printer:
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/hpprinterdriver11.html
If it seemed to create more issues, then I'd contact HP and let them know it did.

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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
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// If I specify OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE, then the image is printed
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printJob.print(aset);
catch (Exception ex)
ex.printStackTrace();
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Thank you,
Marco.

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RPE65 wrote:
Tried adding borders in custom setup to see if by chance it would make a difference but unfortunately it didn't make any difference.
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and http://www.luminous-landscape.com/forum/index.php?topic=43352.0
By far I am not the only one with this problem. I have to wait for the promised Adobe printer Module (which will be available in Adobe Tech Labs someday).
I have tried to install CS3 on SnowLeopard but with no printing difference hence I will have to print with my G5 and CS3....
I found that with SL that it was best to use sRGB as the assigned profile in the workaround, but this did not produce as good a profile as printing a no CM target with InDesign to create the profile.
By far I am not the only one with this problem. I have to wait for the promised Adobe printer Module (which will be available in Adobe Tech Labs someday).
Removing "No Color Management" from CS5 was just a really dumb move by Adobe just because some Epson drivers were not written correctly. O' and by the way Adobe then releases the new version of Elements with "No Color Management" as an option. So is Adobe going to update CS5 and include the "No Color Management" option? Must be some reason after all this time they have not released the much promised application to print unmanaged targets.
I have tried to install CS3 on SnowLeopard but with no printing difference hence I will have to print with my G5 and CS3....
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Can't get Landscape printing aligned correctly...

I'm new to Java and this forum, so any help with the following would be greatly appreciated:
Description: Incorrect height alignment when printing Landscape.
Hardware: Power Macintosh 8500/120, 48MB RAM.
Brother HL-1650 Laser Printer, 8MB RAM.
Software: Mac OS 8.6.
MRJ2.2 (JDK1.1.8), MRJSDK2.2, JFC/Swing1.1.1.
Procedure: 1) Compile BorderDemo.java (see source code below) with javac.
2) Run BorderDemo with JBindery.
3) Select "Landscape" printing, then select "Print".
Results: Incorrect alignment of GridLayout within BorderLayout's Center position.
The first printed row is incorrect. It is split with 6/8ths in row1, and 2/8ths
in the last row.
Expected: The BorderLayout's Center position should print 6 rows and 7 columns of
8 x 1 TextEdit field items (This is supposed to be a calendar). It should fill
the 8.5 x 11 piece of paper in Landscape print mode.
Note: It correctly displays on the computer monitor.
I've tried lots of combinations of GridLayout, BorderLayout, and BoxLayout, but
I can't get it to print correctly in Landscape. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Compile and run the following code:
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class BorderDemo {
static JFrame frame1 = new JFrame( "BorderDemo");
static JPanel panel1 = new JPanel();
static JPanel panel2 = new JPanel();
static Label R0_1L1, R0_1L2, R0_1L3, R0_1L4, R0_1L5, R0_1L6, R0_1L7,
R0_2L1, R0_2L2, R0_2L3, R0_2L4, R0_2L5, R0_2L6, R0_2L7;
static DayPane R1C1, R1C2, R1C3, R1C4, R1C5, R1C6, R1C7,
R2C1, R2C2, R2C3, R2C4, R2C5, R2C6, R2C7,
R3C1, R3C2, R3C3, R3C4, R3C5, R3C6, R3C7,
R4C1, R4C2, R4C3, R4C4, R4C5, R4C6, R4C7,
R5C1, R5C2, R5C3, R5C4, R5C5, R5C6, R5C7,
R6C1, R6C2, R6C3, R6C4, R6C5, R6C6, R6C7;
public static void setupframe1() {
// Setup and fill frame1.
frame1.setSize( 760, 590);
frame1.setVisible( true);
frame1.getContentPane().setLayout( new BorderLayout() );
// Setup and fill panel1.
panel1.setLayout( new GridLayout( 2, 7, 0, 0) );
panel1.setPreferredSize( new Dimension( 730, 24) ); // bind this height
panel1.setFont( new Font( "Times", Font.PLAIN, 10) );
panel1.setBackground( Color.white);
R0_1L1 = new Label( "CurrentMonth");
R0_1L2 = new Label( "CurrentYear");
R0_1L3 = new Label( "");
R0_1L4 = new Label( "");
R0_1L5 = new Label( "");
R0_1L6 = new Label( "");
R0_1L7 = new Label( "");
R0_2L1 = new Label( "Sunday", Label.CENTER);
R0_2L2 = new Label( "Monday", Label.CENTER);
R0_2L3 = new Label( "Tuesday", Label.CENTER);
R0_2L4 = new Label( "Wednesday", Label.CENTER);
R0_2L5 = new Label( "Thursday", Label.CENTER);
R0_2L6 = new Label( "Friday", Label.CENTER);
R0_2L7 = new Label( "Saturday", Label.CENTER);
panel1.add( R0_1L1);
panel1.add( R0_1L2);
panel1.add( R0_1L3);
panel1.add( R0_1L4);
panel1.add( R0_1L5);
panel1.add( R0_1L6);
panel1.add( R0_1L7);
panel1.add( R0_2L1);
panel1.add( R0_2L2);
panel1.add( R0_2L3);
panel1.add( R0_2L4);
panel1.add( R0_2L5);
panel1.add( R0_2L6);
panel1.add( R0_2L7);
// Setup and fill panel2.
panel2.setLayout( new GridLayout( 6, 7, 0, 0) );
panel2.setPreferredSize( new Dimension( 690, 544) ); // height not bound
panel2.setBackground( Color.black);
R1C1 = new DayPane( );
R1C2 = new DayPane( );
R1C3 = new DayPane( );
R1C4 = new DayPane( );
R1C5 = new DayPane( );
R1C6 = new DayPane( );
R1C7 = new DayPane( );
R2C1 = new DayPane( );
R2C2 = new DayPane( );
R2C3 = new DayPane( );
R2C4 = new DayPane( );
R2C5 = new DayPane( );
R2C6 = new DayPane( );
R2C7 = new DayPane( );
R3C1 = new DayPane( );
R3C2 = new DayPane( );
R3C3 = new DayPane( );
R3C4 = new DayPane( );
R3C5 = new DayPane( );
R3C6 = new DayPane( );
R3C7 = new DayPane( );
R4C1 = new DayPane( );
R4C2 = new DayPane( );
R4C3 = new DayPane( );
R4C4 = new DayPane( );
R4C5 = new DayPane( );
R4C6 = new DayPane( );
R4C7 = new DayPane( );
R5C1 = new DayPane( );
R5C2 = new DayPane( );
R5C3 = new DayPane( );
R5C4 = new DayPane( );
R5C5 = new DayPane( );
R5C6 = new DayPane( );
R5C7 = new DayPane( );
R6C1 = new DayPane( );
R6C2 = new DayPane( );
R6C3 = new DayPane( );
R6C4 = new DayPane( );
R6C5 = new DayPane( );
R6C6 = new DayPane( );
R6C7 = new DayPane( );
panel2.add( R1C1);
panel2.add( R1C2);
panel2.add( R1C3);
panel2.add( R1C4);
panel2.add( R1C5);
panel2.add( R1C6);
panel2.add( R1C7);
panel2.add( R2C1);
panel2.add( R2C2);
panel2.add( R2C3);
panel2.add( R2C4);
panel2.add( R2C5);
panel2.add( R2C6);
panel2.add( R2C7);
panel2.add( R3C1);
panel2.add( R3C2);
panel2.add( R3C3);
panel2.add( R3C4);
panel2.add( R3C5);
panel2.add( R3C6);
panel2.add( R3C7);
panel2.add( R4C1);
panel2.add( R4C2);
panel2.add( R4C3);
panel2.add( R4C4);
panel2.add( R4C5);
panel2.add( R4C6);
panel2.add( R4C7);
panel2.add( R5C1);
panel2.add( R5C2);
panel2.add( R5C3);
panel2.add( R5C4);
panel2.add( R5C5);
panel2.add( R5C6);
panel2.add( R5C7);
panel2.add( R6C1);
panel2.add( R6C2);
panel2.add( R6C3);
panel2.add( R6C4);
panel2.add( R6C5);
panel2.add( R6C6);
panel2.add( R6C7);
WindowListener l = new WindowAdapter() {
public void windowClosing( WindowEvent e) {
System.exit( 0);
frame1.addWindowListener( l);
public static void main( String[] args) throws Exception {
setupframe1();
Container f1 = frame1.getContentPane();
f1.add( "North", panel1 ); // bind height
f1.add( "Center", panel2 ); // no binding
frame1.show();
Thread.sleep( 5000);
frame1.repaint();
Thread.sleep( 5000);
PrintJob pjob = frame1.getToolkit().getPrintJob( frame1, "Printing BorderDemo", null );
if( pjob != null) {
Graphics pg = pjob.getGraphics();
if( pg != null) {
frame1.printAll( pg);
pg.dispose(); // flush page
pjob.end();
class DayPane extends JPanel implements ActionListener, FocusListener {
JTextField tfield1, tfield2, tfield3, tfield4, tfield5, tfield6, tfield7, tfield8;
DayPane( ) {
setLayout( new GridLayout( 8, 1, 0, 0) );
tfield1 = new JTextField( );
tfield2 = new JTextField( );
tfield3 = new JTextField( );
tfield4 = new JTextField( );
tfield5 = new JTextField( );
tfield6 = new JTextField( );
tfield7 = new JTextField( );
tfield8 = new JTextField( );
add( tfield1);
add( tfield2);
add( tfield3);
add( tfield4);
add( tfield5);
add( tfield6);
add( tfield7);
add( tfield8);
public void actionPerformed( ActionEvent evt) {
if ( evt.getSource() instanceof JTextField)
; //removethis.
// frame.update( this);
public void focusLost( FocusEvent evt) {
; //removethis.
// frame.update( this);
public void focusGained( FocusEvent evt) { }

Force the landscape.
Check it out:
pf.setOrientation(PageFormat.LANDSCAPE);
{pf ~ PageFormat}
B@ron {EU.BELGIUM}

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