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Article #850Re: Program crash when accessing document settings for a network printer
From: Michael L. Gross
Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 09:13
Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 09:13
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Well, I found out it's in the PPD files. Replacing the Linux PPD files with ones generated from WinXP, the settings can be accessed. Unfortunately, the printer then prints about 50 pages of crap instead of the document. Not very nice if the server room with the printer is a little way off. Is there anyone with experience who would like to take a look at the PPDs?? thx, Michael
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