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Hi, At 01:11 PM 8/4/00 -0400, DeWitt, Michael wrote: >I have for the first time been trying to setup Hylafax under linux for >in-bound faxes and have run into some difficulty at trying to determine the >best way to setup the printer so that the faxes print correctly. > >I am using a Laserjet 5simx and would like the fax print job to be formatted >and declared for the correct paper size and to go to a alternate output bin >as default behavior. Unix printing is new to me and I can't seem to find >much help on the best place to introduce the control sequences to ensure the >job goes in correctly. > >A weirdness that i am running into is that fax jobs sent to 5simx (4 paper >trays) will print 11X17 paper by default and not letter nor legal. If I >pop all of the trays except for letter, the fax prints on letter just fine. >I have confirmed that the Tiff thinks its a north american letter. > >I know that Solaris and Hp-UX are blessed with Jet admin which addresses >most of this issue and I have their shell scripts (HP calls them >modelscripts) for my printer for doing the setup, but its not documented and >unclear as to the best way to use the script to do the setup under Linux. I am really surprised jetadmin does not work with linux - did you double check with HP? Anyway the laserjet 5si is a level2 postscript printer if you convert your tiff file to postscript to print then you will need to insert into the file something like: statusdict begin { 0 | 1 | 3 } setpapertray % either 0, 1, 3 for tray or 'com10envelopetray' for envelopes { 0 | 1 } setoutputtray % choose output tray { a3ttray | a4tray | lettertray | legaltray | 11x17tray | ...plus 10 more options...} % paper size { true | false} setduplexmode % duplexing { true | false } settumble % which way to turn the paper when duplexing end 90 rotate % if you want to print landscape(might also need scale operator) - Robert ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To unsub: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@hylafax.org < /dev/null