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Harwood wrote:
> I too have trouble with printing using an HP laserjet 3P. Finally
> gave up.
>
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> * From:* Will Johnson <mailto:digerati11@cox.net>
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> * To:* PLUG List <mailto:plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us>
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> * Sent:* Thursday, July 25, 2002 6:15 PM
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> * Subject:* Printing woes in mandrake 8.2
>
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> Anyone out there having trouble printing with mandy 8.2? I have
> used the kde print tool and everything looks as if it should work,
> it just doesn't. I have verified that the printer works fine. It
> is an hp photosmart p1000. kde found the right driver in its list
> and applied it. It has a name and port address. I did however get
> a pop-up screen when finalizing the config that said:(in Kmail)
> kde has logeed a request to access local host on port 631 but
> requires a password. It brings up my local login name and when I
> use my password it kicks it back as invalid. Any Ideas on how to
> solve this?
>
Sounds like your using the CUPS print system. Have you tried to use the
generic LPD Unix print system?
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Harwood wrote:<br>
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<div>Anyone out there having trouble printing with mandy 8.2? I have
used the kde print tool and everything looks as if it should work, it
just doesn't. I have verified that the printer works fine. It is an hp
photosmart p1000. kde found the right driver in its list and applied it.
It has a name and port address. I did however get a pop-up screen when
finalizing the config that said:(in Kmail) kde has logeed a request to
access local host on port 631 but requires a password. It brings up my
local login name and when I use my password it kicks it back as invalid.
Any Ideas on how to solve this?</div>
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Sounds like your using the CUPS print system. Have you tried to use the generic
LPD Unix print system? <br>
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