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Description of problem:Firefox on Red Hat and Red Hat-like (e.g., CentOS) systems often has problems with Print Preview and printing multiple pages. The problem is seen for versions of Linux like Red Hat, but I have not heard complaints from users of Firefox on other operating systems. This problem is common for printing webpages with several photo images or several styles defined. The Firefox browser shows the webpage properly, but the Firefox Print Preview and printing functions malfunction. Typically the first page is properly shown and printed, but the second page is a mess and no other pages are previewed or printed. For example, the site www.panamintcity.com has several photos (early October 2013). Firefox on Red Hat 6 shows the webpage, but Print Preview or direct printing fails to properly handle any pages other than the first page. Printed pages match the Print Preview rather than the browser's standard view.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): All recent versions of Firefox; Red Hat or CentOS 6.
How reproducible: Tested on several installations, and the problem is also seen by other people in forums.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Use Firefox on Red Hat or CentOS to view a webpage like www.panamintcity.com.
2. From the File menu choose Print Preview and observe the pages.
3. Print from Firefox.
Actual results: Only the first page previews or prints properly. The second page is a mess. No other pages print or preview.
Expected results: The Print Preview and printing functions should display or print pages properly so the results are similar to what the browser shows in its standard view.
Additional info: This problem persists after several upgrades of Firefox and Red Hat or CentOS Linux.
Changing component from cups to firefox as Print Preview does not get as far as cups.
Comment 3RHEL Program Management
2013-10-15 01:35:13 UTC
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