I have a HP Laseret 8000 series printer. Every time I try to change the default simplex printing to duplex and save it, I get an error saying that the duplex unit is not installed. This behaviour occurs in both KPDF and Adobe Acrobat Reader. But if I just change the settings and print the document, it prints in duplex mode without a problem.
I have to print out quite a lot of documents, so it’s very annoying to have to specify that I should print in duplex mode everytime. Any suggestions?
This behaviour occurs in both KPDF and KGhostView. But if I just change the settings and print the document in Adobe Reader, it prints in duplex mode without a problem. I cannot get it to print in either KPDF or KGhostView.
On Tue, 2009-02-03 at 23:36 +0000, taro curly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a HP Laseret 8000 series printer. Every time I try to change the
> default simplex printing to duplex and save it, I get an error saying
> that the duplex unit is not installed. This behaviour occurs in both
> KPDF and Adobe Acrobat Reader. But if I just change the settings and
> print the document, it prints in duplex mode without a problem.
>
> I have to print out quite a lot of documents, so it’s very annoying to
> have to specify that I should print in duplex mode everytime. Any
> suggestions?
There’s an option in there somewhere to override and force it to
have a duplexer… don’t remember where… but probably did change
it through the printer properties on some KDE panel.
> I have a HP Laseret 8000 series printer. Every time I try to change the
> default simplex printing to duplex and save it, I get an error saying
> that the duplex unit is not installed. This behaviour occurs in both
> KPDF and Adobe Acrobat Reader. But if I just change the settings and
> print the document, it prints in duplex mode without a problem.
You have a big desk.
How did you configure that beast ? CUPS? Lpr for transport ?
> I have to print out quite a lot of documents, so it’s very annoying to
> have to specify that I should print in duplex mode everytime. Any
> suggestions?
If you define duplex printing to be default in CUPS, that should do it.
Check your driver’s settings.