On 13. Dez 2005, at 02:39:56, David Gelphman wrote:
Is there something in my PPD (or missing from it) that would be
triggering this? Since I just started working on it this morning,
it's quite likely I missed something. How does the OS determine if
the printer is PostScript or not?
If there is no usage of the cupsFilter keyword in the PPD file, it
is considered a PostScript printer.
Hmm.
Our printers are all PostScript (and currently all black/white).
We do have CUPS filters - to inject special PostScript code into the
job which cannot be done with the PPD alone.
Since our next printer will be color:
The tool tip for In Printer says it will create "device independent
color for PostScript printer".
what can we put into the PPD file, to make sure we are considered
PostScript though we have a CUPS filter?
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Marc Stibane
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