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Used the right driver with CUPS this gives me at least the umlauts only the rest of the layout is now different then when printing to the raw device<br />

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Used the right driver with CUPS this gives me at least the umlauts only the rest of the layout is now different then when printing to the raw device


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open the terminal <br />
type setup <br />
and go to printer configuration<br />
the select the driver option to match your printer 
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open the terminal
type setup
and go to printer configuration
the select the driver option to match your printer

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Configured the printer with the same code-page as the application uses. That solved the problem.<br />

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Configured the printer with the same code-page as the application uses. That solved the problem.


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 &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Configured the printer with the same code-page as the application uses<br />
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rminds me of a very basic rule I established for own printing some while ago:<br />
&quot;Make sure that all parts, that are directly envolved in the printing, use the same configuration&quot;.<br />
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Congratulations you solved it. 
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>> Configured the printer with the same code-page as the application uses

rminds me of a very basic rule I established for own printing some while ago:
"Make sure that all parts, that are directly envolved in the printing, use the same configuration".

Congratulations you solved it.

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to be exact, ist should be: &quot;use same configuration parameters&quot; ; ))
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to be exact, ist should be: "use same configuration parameters" ; ))

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When I print text containing characters like ä, ö, ü or ß I get different characters on paper then i see in the file.<br />
I print to printer as raw device.<br />
What do I have to do to get WYSIWYG.<br />

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When I print text containing characters like ä, ö, ü or ß I get different characters on paper then i see in the file.
I print to printer as raw device.
What do I have to do to get WYSIWYG.


How to print umlauts like ä,ö &amp; ü?

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How to print umlauts like ä,ö &amp; ü?

How to print umlauts like ä,ö & ü?