Sounds to me like a problem in your print server setup, since the ps
looks fine and gnomeprint's usage of cups works but others' (gv's) usage
of it, or the provided lpr command or whatever your print command is
setup as, does not work. What command are you using in gv or abiword
non-gnome's print dialog?
Strange. A printing bug that does _not_ appear to be AbiWord's fault.
That's gotta be a first (-: *ducks*
Good luck
-MG
On Fri, 2004-08-06 at 09:55, Reuben D. Budiardja wrote:
> Hi all,
> This is on Redhat Enterprise Linux 3. Latest stable Abiword (2.0.9), compiled
> from source. Configure option in abi directory only:
> --prefix=/usr/local/abiword
>
> When printing a very simple document, the output from the printer is junk. The
> letters got on top of each other, the font is not even correct ( I use Times
> in the document), probably more like a monospace font from the print out. I
> tried print to a file, and the resulting .ps file looks fine in ghostview or
> ggv. However, printing that .ps file result the same garbled output. Then I
> tried to run ps2pdf on the .ps file, and print the pdf file using acroread.
> That looks fine. I am not sure where's the problem? is this abiword problem,
> or something else?
>
> Then I realize there's a --with-gnome option in configure. Re-configuring
> abiword and re-compile, I got the gnome print dialog box, with CUPS selected
> as default as the driver. Printing from that version looks fine.
>
> So all in all, my problem is solved. But I'm just curious why abiword doesn't
> work if I don't use --with-gnome options. Is this known problem ?
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Reuben D. Budiardja
>
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