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What version of driver are you using? Does it print correctly from the GUI?
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What version of driver are you using? Does it print correctly from the GUI?

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We can close this issue, its solved. <br />
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- I have installed there official latest driver and since then i can print but i could not do properly the landscape printing<br />
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- after doing lot of research found that i can use the command calls:<br />
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-o mode=Custom.WIDTHxHEIGHTin<wbr /> -o someWordSpace -o some.. thing like those and then it worked with landscape printing <br />
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- GUI also works to print such as GIMP printing and Gedit print works easyly<br />
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Thank you.
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We can close this issue, its solved.

- I have installed there official latest driver and since then i can print but i could not do properly the landscape printing

- after doing lot of research found that i can use the command calls:

-o mode=Custom.WIDTHxHEIGHTin -o someWordSpace -o some.. thing like those and then it worked with landscape printing


- GUI also works to print such as GIMP printing and Gedit print works easyly


Thank you.

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I have Dymo labelwriter 450 printer, its not printing anything in landscape at all. How do i print landscape on this small sticker papers?<br />
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tried following but not printing as landscape but when i use -o portrait it prints<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28396482-1">echo 'line1\nline2\line3' &gt; /tmp/print.txt
lpr -o landscape -o PageSize=24_mm__1___Label__Auto_ /tmp/print.txt</code></pre>
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I have Dymo labelwriter 450 printer, its not printing anything in landscape at all. How do i print landscape on this small sticker papers?

tried following but not printing as landscape but when i use -o portrait it prints

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Dymo label writer 450 - is not printing in linux as landscape

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