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15.4
PPD driver (For Linux and applications)
15.4.1
PPD driver types
The PPD driver contains the PPD information for Mac OS 9, Linux, and applications.
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Driver for Linux: Install for use with Linux (Contains PPD for Linux and PPD for OpenOffice)
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Driver for applications: Install when using applications such as Adobe PageMaker that require the PPD
driver.
15.4.2
PPD driver for Linux
Operating environment
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Supported operating systems: Red Hat Linux 9, SuSE Linux 8.2
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Supported PostScript Level: 3.0
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CUPS: 1.1.17
Registering the PPD driver for Linux
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Copy the PPD file to the CUPS model directory. (/usr/share/cups/model for major Linux)
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In [Add Printer] of the CUPS printing system, specify PPD to add this machine.
% For details on CUPS, refer to [Help] in the CUPS Web management page.
Configuring the PPD driver for Linux
In [Configure Printer] of the CUPS printing system, configure the functions.
Registering the PPD driver for OpenOffice
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In [Add Printer] of the CUPS printing system, specify PPD to add this machine.
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Open the OpenOfficePrinterAdministrator tool.
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Click [New Printer].
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In the "Choose a device type" window, select "add a printer", and then click [Next].
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In the "Choose a driver" window, click [import].
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Select "GENERIC 50C-2 OpenOffice PPD", and then click [OK].
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From the "Please Select a Suitable driver." list, select "GENERIC 50C-2 OpenOffice PPD", and then
click [Next].
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In the "Choose a command line" window, select the printer registered to CUPS, and then click [Next].
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Click [Finish].
Printing with OpenOffice
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In OpenOffice, select File-Print.
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Select "GENERIC 50C-2 OpenOffice PPD" in "Printer name".
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Click [Properties].
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Select the desired setting in "Page size", and then click [OK].
To configure settings other than Page Size, click [Configure Printer] in CUPS.
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Click [OK] in the OpenOffice print window to print.
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PPD driver (For Linux and applications)
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