On Dec 12, 2005, at 5:39 PM, David Gelphman wrote:
Re:
On Dec 12, 2005, at 5:07 PM, Dave Camp 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.
It appears to be more specific than that. I had built a PPD with the
ppdc compiler, starting with the color.drv sample. It has the
following line:
The problem appears to be with the 100 value. If I drop that to 0
(which would be the correct value anyway), the "In Printer" menu item
is then disabled. I'm guessing that CUPS thought there might be a
less expensive route to my filter, but I'm not sure why it chose
PostScript, since my PPD doesn't indicate it will take PostScript.
Thanks,
Dave
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