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Are you familiar with the Wine HOWTO? It has a chapter about printing: <a href="http://www.witch.westfalen.de/Wine-HOWTO/ch-wine-printing.html" rel="ugc">http://www.witch.westfalen.de/Wine-HOWTO/ch-wine-printing.html</a><br />

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Are you familiar with the Wine HOWTO? It has a chapter about printing: http://www.witch.westfalen.de/Wine-HOWTO/ch-wine-printing.html [http://www.witch.westfalen.de/Wine-HOWTO/ch-wine-printing.html]


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And here one more (which seems to be newer): <a href="http://www.sdconsult.no/linux/wine-doc/printing.html" rel="ugc">http://www.sdconsult.no/linux/wine-doc/printing.html</a>
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And here one more (which seems to be newer): http://www.sdconsult.no/linux/wine-doc/printing.html [http://www.sdconsult.no/linux/wine-doc/printing.html]

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I install the lastest version of wine in sUSE 9.1 and teh lastest version of cups.<br />
I can't print to windows printers from any application running with wine.<br />
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I would like to know how &lt;&nbsp;HAVE to configure wine for printing through cups to teh windows printers instqalled in it.<br />
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PD: I not have any problems if I print directly from cups to the windows LAN printers installed ... So my problem is how to configure wine for printing...<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Fernando
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I install the lastest version of wine in sUSE 9.1 and teh lastest version of cups.
I can't print to windows printers from any application running with wine.

I would like to know how < HAVE to configure wine for printing through cups to teh windows printers instqalled in it.

PD: I not have any problems if I print directly from cups to the windows LAN printers installed ... So my problem is how to configure wine for printing...

Thanks,
Fernando

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