Created attachment 369923 [details] 990C.ppd Description of problem: It looks like the print dialog is not working correctly with PPD constraints. Attached is a PPD file showing the problem. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gtk2-2.18.3-21.fc12 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1.Add a new printer using the supplied PPD. 2.File->Print... from a GTK application -- I tried evince 3.Select the queue. 4.Click on Page Setup tab 5.Try to set Two-sided option to 'Long Edge (Standard)'. Actual results: Only option is 'One Sided'. Expected results: One Sided Long Edge (Standard) Short Edge (Flip)
Oh, never mind, it's HPLIP's weird 'duplex' page sizes.
Re-opening as I *can* reproduce this problem using gedit (as pointed out in bug #540995 comment #2). 1.System->Administration->Printing 2.Add a new printer using the supplied PPD. 3.Double-click on new queue and switch to the Printer Options tab 4.Set the Page Size to one containing 'AutoDuplex' (e.g. A4 AutoDuplex) 5.Applications->Accessories->gedit Text Editor 6.File->Print... 7.Select the queue. 8.Click on Page Setup tab 9.Try to set Two-sided option to 'Long Edge (Standard)'. Actual results: Only option is 'One Sided'. Expected results: One Sided Long Edge (Standard) Short Edge (Flip) Additional information: Does work correctly from evince and firefox.
I am also having this problem with both evince and gedit. I have a HP Officejet Pro L7780 with duplex, with 2 queues, one with duplex on and the other with duplex off. No matter which one I select, if I go into page options in the printer dialog, I only have one side available in the two sided option. All other apps are fine. I had even changed the paper size to the autoduplex option as stated in comment #2. If I use ePDF Viewer it'll print the 2nd side but it uses different spacing and font sizes messing up the document. So fixing the duplex option would be nice as I really don't want to use Adobe. [scott@ncc1701 ~]$ rpm -qa evince gedit evince-2.28.1-5.fc12.x86_64 gedit-2.28.0-1.fc12.x86_64 [scott@ncc1701 ~]$ uname -r 2.6.31.9-174.fc12.x86_64
In trying to resolve this, I wound up reinstalling Fedora 12 as a fresh install after saving what I needed from the exisitng system. I installed the printer through system-config-printer instead of hp-setup using hpijs/foomatic for the driver instead of the hplip. All seems to be working for now. However, I have not been able to figure out how to install the FAX function yet or read memory cards in the built in card reader. Scanning seems to also work.
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This seems to work correctly now in gtk2-2.22.0-1.fc14.1.x86_64.