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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    Bug#43854: Standard background color interferes when printing plain text...
From:       NOLARD Michel <mnolard () info ! fundp ! ac ! be>
Date:       2002-06-12 15:04:32
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  Package: kdeprint
  Version: 3.0

  When I use a color scheme which sets the standard background to a color different \
of white, and try to print something, the background color is used.  For example, I \
am reading a plain text mail in KMail, then print it, and the background isn't black, \
so it is very ink consuming. I haven't find an easy way to have the background \
becoming white just for the priting without doing a lot of clicks in the KControl \
Center...

  I suggest that the standard background color should be automatically set to white \
during a QPainter object use in kdeprint, and then restored just after.

  I am using Debian woody (2.3), kernel version 2.4.17 and libc 6.

-- 
NOLARD Michel
Délégué 2° Maîtrise et Licence en Informatique
E-mail : mnolard@info.fundp.ac.be

"Unix is user friendly. It's just very picky about who its friends are..."

(Complete bug history is available at http://bugs.kde.org/db/43/43854.html)


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