On Mon, Sep 05, 2005 at 03:06:23PM +0800, Michael Lai wrote: > akonstam@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > >I will give you an extreme answer. Rename system-config-printer so no > >one will ever use it again. Before than delete all your printers using > >that application. And define all your printers using either the Cups > >web interface at localhost:631 or use the cups commands lpadmin and > >lpoptions. From the web interface your can find the CUPS User and CUPS > >administration manuals. Read them and you printing will be much better > >and easier to deal with. > > > > > Sigh...I tried using the web interface and still the same. When I try > to print from say, MS Word or Notepad, the application would just hang > and nothing would print. I have to kill the process. Luckily, I have > another printer, Hp LaserJet 4L, and that is printing fine though. It > is just the HP LaserJet 1300 that I am having so much trouble with. Any > ideas on what the problem may be? Right now, the device is connected > through /dev/usb/lp1. > I have to apologize to you. I was so set on the answer I did not pay enough attention to your question. Now I see that you printer is not a network printer but locally attached to you FC machine. You indicate that you can't print from your Windows machine. I assume the MS Word or Notepad were on a different machine that is running Windows. So as I understand it you want to use the FC machine as a print-server for your Windows machine. Are you using samba to do the printing? Can you print to the HP Laserjet 1300 from the FC machine? I am not at all sure how print-service from a FC machine is made available to a Windows machine. If I had realized that was what you were doing I should have shut up. But I still think the answers to my questions would be helpful. -- ======================================================================= "No matter where you go, there you are..." -- Buckaroo Banzai ------------------------------------------- Aaron Konstam Computer Science Trinity University telephone: (210)-999-7484