OpenSUSE 10.2. Oversized print windows.

When I select "print" from Konqueror (also Gwenview as I've just found), I
get a print window about half the screen in height and two-and-a-quarter
times the width. It is not possible to alter the width by positioning the
cursor on an edge and dragging it - the window edge does not move with the
cursor. Right-clicking on the title bar and selecting "resize" moves the
cursor to the centre of the bottom edge, i.e., just off the screen.

Maximising the window maximises the height but leaves the width unchanged.
The maximise button also remains unchanged, i.e., indicates the screen is
not maximised.

Graham

Graham P Davis wrote:

> When I select "print" from Konqueror (also Gwenview as I've just found), I
> get a print window about half the screen in height and two-and-a-quarter
> times the width. It is not possible to alter the width by positioning the
> cursor on an edge and dragging it - the window edge does not move with the
> cursor. Right-clicking on the title bar and selecting "resize" moves the
> cursor to the centre of the bottom edge, i.e., just off the screen.
>
> Maximising the window maximises the height but leaves the width unchanged.
> The maximise button also remains unchanged, i.e., indicates the screen is
> not maximised.
>
> Graham
Same problem with 10.2 X86_64. As a work around I used the Force parameter
to set the window size. It would be nice to know a better solution.
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P. V.

Graham P Davis wrote:

> When I select "print" from Konqueror (also Gwenview as I've just found), I
> get a print window about half the screen in height and two-and-a-quarter
> times the width. It is not possible to alter the width by positioning the
> cursor on an edge and dragging it - the window edge does not move with the
> cursor. Right-clicking on the title bar and selecting "resize" moves the
> cursor to the centre of the bottom edge, i.e., just off the screen.
>
> Maximising the window maximises the height but leaves the width unchanged.
> The maximise button also remains unchanged, i.e., indicates the screen is
> not maximised.
>
> Graham

This seems to fixed with the latest update...

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