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Subject: [kde-linux] Printing to SMB
From: Greg Walker <Greg.Walker () man ! ac ! uk>
Date: 2001-08-17 14:28:54
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Hi all,

Just upgraded to kde2.2 on a rh7.1 system running Kernel 2.4.8. My printer
is connected to a Windoze2000 pc & shared over my network.

When I try & print from kmail, the app (kmail) hangs & I have to kill it
from a console. It worked fine with kde 2.1.1.
If I click on my printer icon & sent a test page it works. I tried printing
from the advanced editor & that stops responding too.

Before I upgraded I had no problems with printing. Am I missing something
simple here? I understand kde 2.2 supports the cups system, but I don't have
it installed. Do I need to?

Cheers everyone

Greg

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<P><FONT SIZE=2 FACE="Arial">Hi all,</FONT>
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Just upgraded to kde2.2 on a rh7.1 system running Kernel \
2.4.8. My printer is connected to a Windoze2000 pc &amp; shared over my \
network.

When I try &amp; print from kmail, the app (kmail) hangs \
&amp; I have to kill it from a console. It worked fine with kde 2.1.1. \
 If I click on my printer icon &amp; sent a test page it \
works. I tried printing from the advanced editor &amp; that stops responding \
too.

Before I upgraded I had no problems with printing. Am I \
missing something simple here? I understand kde 2.2 supports the cups system, but I \
don't have it installed. Do I need to?

<P><FONT SIZE=2 FACE="Arial">Cheers everyone</FONT>
</P>

<P><FONT SIZE=2 FACE="Arial">Greg</FONT>
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