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Figure 1.4: Managing Print Jobs with GNOME Cups Manager
Start KPrinter with the command
kprinter
from the command line. A small
window opens in which to choose a printer and edit the ‘Properties’ of your print
job, such as page orientation, pages per sheet, and duplex printing. To specify the
file to print, the number of copies, and various other options, click ‘Expand’ at
the bottom left. The window then expands and shows four tabs: ‘Files’, ‘Copies’,
‘Advanced Options’, and ‘Additional Tags’. See Figure 1.5 on the following page.
job, such as page orientation, pages per sheet, and duplex printing. To specify the
file to print, the number of copies, and various other options, click ‘Expand’ at
the bottom left. The window then expands and shows four tabs: ‘Files’, ‘Copies’,
‘Advanced Options’, and ‘Additional Tags’. See Figure 1.5 on the following page.
The first tab, ‘Files’, determines the file or files to print. Either drag them from
the desktop and drop them into the list window or use the file dialog to locate
them. ‘Copies’ determines the page selection (all pages of the selected document,
the currently selected one, or a range) and the number of copies. You may also
choose to print only the even or only the odd numbered pages of the selected
document. Use ‘Advanced Options’ to specify any additional information for the
print job. Enter any ‘Billing information’ if needed or set a custom page label at
the top and bottom of the page. The ‘Job Priority’ can also be set here. The fourth
tab, ‘Additional Tags’ is hardly ever needed. Once your print job has been filed,
you can watch its progress using KJobViewer.
the desktop and drop them into the list window or use the file dialog to locate
them. ‘Copies’ determines the page selection (all pages of the selected document,
the currently selected one, or a range) and the number of copies. You may also
choose to print only the even or only the odd numbered pages of the selected
document. Use ‘Advanced Options’ to specify any additional information for the
print job. Enter any ‘Billing information’ if needed or set a custom page label at
the top and bottom of the page. The ‘Job Priority’ can also be set here. The fourth
tab, ‘Additional Tags’ is hardly ever needed. Once your print job has been filed,
you can watch its progress using KJobViewer.
Tip
Printing from KDE Applications
The KPrinter dialog opens any time you print from a KDE application.
The dialog is basically the same except for the lack of the ‘Files’ tab,
which is not needed because the file to print has already been deter-
mined when you clicked the ‘Print’ button.
The dialog is basically the same except for the lack of the ‘Files’ tab,
which is not needed because the file to print has already been deter-
mined when you clicked the ‘Print’ button.
Tip
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