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Network Printer Settings-landscape/portrait mode
Hello everyone..
While printing through command line, we can set printing option with -o <lanscape/portrait> to print file in required mode. But i want to know is there any way we can set this as default behaviour for this printer? After configuration any script we can modify for this configured printer? Appreciate any help on this. |
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