Description of problem: When I add new printer with PPD file Samsung_CLX-9252_9352_Series.ppd which has DefaultCollate set to True and try to print to it with Collate disabled, I get "<</Collate true>> setpagedevice" in the output PostScript file. I think that there should be "<</Collate false>> setpagedevice" instead. I know that disabled collation is determined by missing collate in the "%%Requirements:" field but having Collate True on different place in the file is at least confusing. This could be done by always setting collation in filter/pdftops.c:515 not only when it is True. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): cups-filters-1.4.0-1.fc23.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. lpadmin -p test -v file:///home/mkasik/output.ps -P /home/mkasik/Samsung_CLX-9252_9352_Series.ppd 2. cupsenable test 3. cupsaccept test 4. PPD=/home/mkasik/Samsung_CLX-9252_9352_Series.ppd /usr/lib/cups/filter/pdftopdf 1 mkasik Title 2 noCollate document.pdf > document2.pdf 5. PPD=/home/mkasik/Samsung_CLX-9252_9352_Series.ppd /usr/lib/cups/filter/pdftops 1 mkasik Title 2 noCollate document2.pdf > document2.ps 6. cat document2.ps | grep -i Collate Actual results: %%BeginFeature: *Collate True <</Collate true>> setpagedevice Expected results: %%BeginFeature: *Collate False <</Collate false>> setpagedevice Additional info: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=728344
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