The following is taken from the Wine Documentation: If you are using CUPS, you do not need to configure .ini or registry entries, everything is autodetected. It doesn't work, though. Anyone knows another way to get CUPS to work? In Linux it works perfectly. The applications prompt that they can't find a printer driver. How can you make windows know there is a printer driver? The next problem: I've a german keyboard. Under Linux, I have all the deadkeys. When running wine, I can't use them. Doesn't wine use the settings from XF86Config? In which wine config file do I add the option LANG=De (with deadkeys)? Thanks. Alejandro
On Sun, 21 Oct 2001 21:30:45 +0200, "Alejandro Geberovich" <ageberovich@gmx.at> wrote:>The following is taken from the Wine Documentation: > >If you are using CUPS, you do not need to configure .ini or registry >entries, everything is autodetected. > >It doesn't work, though. Anyone knows another way to get CUPS to work? In >Linux it works perfectly. The applications prompt that they can't find a >printer driver. How can you make windows know there is a printer driver?I don't know - it works for me. Maybe run with -debugmsg +winspool could help to understand what happens - redirect to a file with &>file.txt and post the result here. And please givet the exact Wine version you use and some details about your system (distro, kernel and glibc version, and if you installed custom libraries by yourself)>The next problem: >I've a german keyboard. Under Linux, I have all the deadkeys. When >running wine, I can't use them. Doesn't wine use the settings from >XF86Config? In which wine config file do I add the option LANG=De (with >deadkeys)?AFAIK dead keys don't work (I replied to the same problem a few days ago, btw) Gerard
On 23 Oct 2001 00:04:04 GMT, Jeroen <jverp@csi.com.x> wrote:>gerard patel wrote: >> What is the language you use with Wine ? AFAIK there >> are no dead keys in english, for example. > >nl_NL.iso885915Well, I have absolutely no idea why it works for you. All I know is that a specialist said that it could not work :-) Gerard
gerard patel wrote:> > Well, I have absolutely no idea why it works for > you. All I know is that a specialist said that it could > not work :-)Often I meet so called specialist how know nothing. Peter -- On Linux 2.4.12, SuSE 7.1, i586, ? e-mail: peterz9@keyaccess.nl Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. -- Shakespeare
Im Artikel <3bd8a0ae.54088148@news.nerim.net> schrieb "gerard patel" <g.patel@wanadoo.fr.invalid>:> On Thu, 25 Oct 2001 22:50:48 +0200, "Alejandro Geberovich" > <ageberovich@gmx.at> wrote: > >>On startup if the app I get following error message (translated from >>german, may not be exact): >> >>No Printer driver found. Using screen properties to format. >> >>After pressing ok, the app works normally. When trying to print, I get >>this one: >> >>Document cannot be printed. Install the correct printer driver and try >>again. > > Is your app a 16 bits application ? > > GerardYes, the apps is 16 Bit. When trying a 32 bits app (Word Pro), the error message is quite simmilar: Printer Driver EPSON Stylus Photo 870 cannot be loaded. Word Pro formats for screen I tried it with other drivers, like Postscript from HP or Adobe. The error message is the same. Alejandro