akonstam@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Wed, Feb 22, 2006 at 02:09:26PM -0600, Mike McCarty wrote:
I have an HP870Cse, which I'm sure you are all getting tired
of hearing about. I have three queues set up for that printer,
one at 300dpi greyscale (default), one at 600dpi greyscale,
and one which is two up 300dpi greyscale (color cartidges are
just too expensive, IMO). Each of these is set up in the
GNOME Print Mangager for pre-rendering, since the postscript
interpreter on that printer is S-L-O-W (like 30 minutes per page)
while transferring a graphics image is acceptably fast (like 4 pages
per minute).
I assume by the Gnome Print Manager you mean system-config-printer.
Yes, though I start it usually by clicking on the printer icon.
This program just does not work properly in a CUPS environment.
Set up your printer using the CUPS web interface
and I think you will find the results will be more to your liking.
Ok, thanks for the advice. Er, how do I enter the CUPS web
interface?
Google turned up this...
http://localhost:631/admin
Is this what you mean?
Mike
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