On Sun, 2006-05-07 at 09:00 +0100, Gavin Simpson wrote: <snip> > As a follow-up, I also checked out libgnomeprint and the settings > therein after a Google search suggested this. I looked in > /usr/share/libgnomeprint/2.12.1/globals.xml and > /usr/share/libgnomeprint/2.12.1/printers/GENERIC.xml. In the former we > have: > > <Option Id="Media"> > <Option Type="List" Id="PhysicalSize" Default="A4"> > <Item Id="A4"> > <Name>A4</Name> > <Name xml:lang="am">A4</Name> > .... > > And the latter: > > .... > <Settings Id="SETTINGS-000989541673031997000001"> > <Name>Default</Name> > <Key Id="Engine"> > <Key Value="gnome" Id="Backend"/> > </Key> > <Key Id="Output"> > <Key Id="Media"> > <Key Value="A4" Id="PhysicalSize"/> > </Key> > <Key Value="360x360" Id="Resolution"/> > </Key> > <Key Id="Transport"> > <Key Value="lpr" Id="Backend"/> > </Key> > </Settings> > </Printer> > > So all seems well here also. Is there a local gnome pref I need to set in ~/ ? Gavin, I have not seen anything definitive, however a Google search led me to a SuSE list where the following thread may be of help: http://lists.suse.com/archive/suse-linux-e/2003-Jan/0343.html Thus, you may want to look at 'man lpoptions' to consider creating a ~/.lpoptions file. Not sure why this would be required, as gnome-print/CUPS aware applications should be picking up the default configuration, unless they have application specific settings, which Evo and Evince do not seem to have from what I can tell. One other thing to consider would be to delete and re-define your printers, in case something got messed up there. Beyond this, I would have to defer to others relative to what might be happening here, including the possibility of an FC5 bug of sorts. You might want to do a search of bugzilla.redhat.com to see if perhaps something has been posted there that might be relevant. Best regards, Marc
