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Charles philip Chan wrote:
| Mark Misulich
| writes:
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|> Is it command line only? I don't find any reference to it in my OO
|> printer interface, so I haven't been able to try it out.
|
| No, once you set it up, it becomes a virtual printer in Cups. However,
| like the pdf printer in Kprinter, it basically turns a ps file to pdf.
Absolutely. And you have less control.
Also, remember that you can define a pseudoprinter inside openoffice to add a
printer that instead creates pdf pages.
Start "/usr/lib/ooo-2.0/program/spadmin". You get a program with some buttons,
one of them is "New Printer". Once clicked, one of the radio buttons is "connect
a PDF converter", then click next. Next step, choose "default driver". Finally,
the last one is "enter the command line appropiate for this device". Right now
I'm in factory, so I don't remember what I used the last time, but it can be
deduced from the help dialog.
When done, the printer will appear inside the printer dialog in openoffice.
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Cheers / Saludos,
Carlos E. R.
(from 11.0-factory)
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