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Neil Bothwick writes: |
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> On Tue, 6 Sep 2011 11:12:08 +0200, Alex Schuster wrote: |
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> > Printing is one thing that just seems to work much better on Windows. |
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> > This is becoming better, it looks like the LibreOffice and Firefox |
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> > print dialogs allow to set print features like the resolution. But |
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> > other applications, like Konqueror, do not have this option, so I have |
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> > multiple printers configured in order to select the resolution. |
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> You can do it, but the option is fairly well hidden. In the print |
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> window, select Properties, then the Advanced tab. Double-click the |
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> resolution and it turns into a drop-down menu. |
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Yikes. I wondered why I see these options, but they did not look like I |
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could modify them. I only had a quick look, I don't think I ever printed |
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something with Konqueror, so it never was a real problem for me. |
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> I think this system was designed by the previous owner of my house, who |
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> put light switches inside cupboards. |
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Hmmm... weird, but I sort of like that. Gives your house a special touch. |
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How cool is this, a visitor asks you to turn on the light, and you say |
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'Sure!', open the cupboard, reach behind the onions and <click> there |
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will be light. |
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Wonko |
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