Printing question - Cups ipp printer from Windows XP

[NoOp]

On 10/24/2008 01:15 PM, Linda wrote:
> NoOp wrote:
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>> @Linda: This might also be of some help
>> http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Font-FAQ
>> Also, I spend a fair amount of time testing OOo (primarily the standard
>> OOo/non-Ubuntu versions), so if you'd like to directly send me a sample
>> of a document that is experiencing the problem I'll be happy to take a
>> look at it and see if I can figure out what the problem might be. Please
>> also include the OOo version(s), what type of printer, printer port
>> settings, and if the printer is set to print RAW or spool etc. I can
>> only test the Windows side via WinXPPro and Win2KPro.
>>
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> I can send you the files and information, but I do not think there is 
> anyway it can be an Open Office problem, because if I print to a printer 
> connected to windows with a USB port it prints fine, and if I transfer 
> the file to Ubunutu and print it from open office on that machine it 
> works fine as well as the pdf export being correct. I'll mess with the 
> fonts installed on the server and also with the driver setup on the 
> windows side. I think also just for fun I'll play with raw ps and see 
> what happens with " in all the fonts that work on my printer. Let me 
> know if you want the information and I will pass it on.
>                              Everyone thank you for the ideas
>                                                 Linda
> 

If you don't get it figured out I'll be happy to give it a go. I've 3
systems with dualboot XPPro all using IPP to a Ubuntu (Hardy) Canon
MP750 (USB) print server (it's an old laptop running Ubuntu) and the
same to another MP750 connected directly (USB) to this machine. Two of
the machines also have Win2KPro via VirtualBox that also print to the same.

I've 4 flavors of OOo: Ubuntu (U)2.4.1, OOo 2.4.1, OOo 2.4.2(RC1), OOo
3.0. The standard OOo's are installed on both Windows and Ubuntu. I can
easily pull an older version out of the archives if necessary. All
machines (Ubuntu and Windows) are using IPP w/fixed IP's, But I have two
more (laptops) that are using DHCP as well (one via a wireless router).

I've another machine, a simple test server, that I'll be putting
Intrepid back on later today, so I'll be able to test the same on that
as well if you'd like. Anyway, let me know and I'll be happy to try in
my environment.

Gary