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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications Lpr send to print a4 format and print letter format Post 302870267 by jgt on Friday 1st of November 2013 03:26:24 PM
Old 11-01-2013
Assuming that the printer has two input trays, one for A4 and one for letter size.
Does the installed print driver use the correct command (pcl5?) to select the A4 tray.
I once phoned HP and asked for the commands to select the trays on a MFP printer, and they could not tell me. I had to try all of them (about 20) one a time.
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system-config-printer-applet

SYSTEM-CONFIG-PRIN(1)						     Man pages						     SYSTEM-CONFIG-PRIN(1)

NAME

       system-config-printer-applet - print job manager

SYNOPSIS

       system-config-printer-applet [--help] [--version] [--debug]

DESCRIPTION

       system-config-printer-applet is a print job manager for CUPS. Normally it will display a printer icon in the notification area, greyed out
       when there are no print jobs for the current user. Clicking on the icon displays a simple print job manager for cancelling or reprinting
       jobs.

       To save memory, the applet waits first of all until the user has printed a job before putting the icon in the notification area. To invoke
       the print job manager before a job has been printed, run the applet with the --no-tray-icon option: a desktop file is provided for this, so
       that it should appear in the system menu.

       As well as displaying a printer icon in the notification area, the applet also provides a D-BUS server for the
       com.redhat.PrintDriverSelection interface, to help configure a new printer when it is plugged in.

OPTIONS

       --help
	   Display a short usage message.

       --version
	   Display the version of the applet.

       --debug
	   Show debugging information.

AUTHOR

       Tim Waugh <twaugh@redhat.com>
	   Author.

system-config-printer						    24 Nov 2010 					     SYSTEM-CONFIG-PRIN(1)
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