Description of problem: Whenever I try to print photos with gpp-0.7.0-5 the result is a whole black page. The last time I used gpp succesfully was with a different pc (i368) with fedora 14 installed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):gpp-0.7.0-5.fc15 How reproducible:it happens every time I use gpp. Steps to Reproduce: 1. launch gpp, either by Activities-search menu (typing "gnome-photo-printer"), or by typing "gnome-photo-printer" in a terminal. 2. select and add a picture (.jpg), select the layout-dimensions, choose the printer, 3. select paper size, feed orientation, page orientation, paper tray and slect margins. Press "Print Preview": the expected photo will show. Press "Print. Actual results: a totally black page comes out of the printer Expected results: I expect the printed photo to come out of the printer, which is showed on the preview. Additional info:
Can you print the same image properly from another application, say from gimp?
Yes I can. I printed the same image from Photoprint0.4.2-pre2 (colours not as fine as what I am used to with gpp).
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