[opensuse] opensuse 11.0 cups oddity

Folks,

I'm running opensuse 11.0 x64 and I have multiplr printers configured through cups. I notice when I go to cups to check settings of my printers,
the FIRST printer make/model are NOT displayed. Instead cups says model is unknown! When I print to this printer, everything prints fine.

Has anyone else encountered this apparent bug?

Vahe Avedissian



--
To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxx
For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@xxxxxxxxxxxx

Relevant Pages

  • Re: plain, recycle, color and bond paper
    ... but the setting for paper type was plain. ... the real question is whether the customer is getting satisfactory results. ... the printer will result from not changing the settings. ... The majority of modern laser printers do not change the speed according to ...
    (comp.periphs.printers)
  • Re: Printer Preferences keep Changing
    ... I use regini.exe to import settings directly to the registry to force the ... are the printers that the user will see. ... and pdf creates a pdf file in the users My Documents, ... > We have a windows 2003 terminal server, ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services)
  • Re: Local LPR printer fails to auto attach in Terminal server
    ... Since this is a client setting, you have to configure it on the ... This problem is well-known for HP All-in-One printers, ... registry settings described in the article above. ... Have you checked the EventLog on the Termianl Server? ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services)
  • Default formpapersize when creating new printer.
    ... When creating new printerqueue's (Logical Printers according to MS) ... we use A4 papersize instead of Letter. ... I've tried to change the regional settings, from English US into English UK ... Which setting changes the default form option on the server from Letter into ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
  • Re: [VB6] Printer Object - Variations in output with various printers
    ... standard uses they still have unprintable margins. ... This is because printing to the very edges of the paper on a regular basis can be a bit of a messy business. ... Most modern inkjets only work at "full bleed" when you specifically sets them to do so, and in most cases they will "complain" if you try to use the full bleed setting at standard quality settings or when choosing the "plain paper" option. ... So, we now have some printers that always print to the edges of the paper, other printers that do not do so and will not do so under any circumstances, and yet other printers that will or will not print to the edges, depending on the user's settings! ...
    (microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion)