Hi
I have tried to set up wine so that I can print from a program to file.
The only thing I need is to get a eps file of the graph I have made to
use it in LaTeX in linux. The problem is that I cannot get this to work.
I have tried to do it as it says in the HOWTO, but to no avail.
One message I get a lot is:
err:dc:CreateDCA no driver found for ADOBEPS4
I have a ADOBEPS4.DRV file, but I cannot find out how to get Wine to use
it. I also tried to use Wineps, but it didn't work and I got problems in
Windows later.
If somebody have managed to setup how to print to file with wine I'm
very interested in learning the tricks. I have no printers attached to
the computer only through network.
Thanks in advance.
Preben Randhol
Wine 20030618 on Debian.
--
"In Ada you model the problem space, not the solution space."
-- Robert I. Eachus
Hi
I have tried to set up wine so that I can print from a program to file.
The only thing I need is to get a eps file of the graph I have made to
use it in LaTeX in linux. The problem is that I cannot get this to work.
I have tried to do it as it says in the HOWTO, but to no avail.
One message I get a lot is:
err:dc:CreateDCA no driver found for ADOBEPS4
I have a ADOBEPS4.DRV file, but I cannot find out how to get Wine to use
it. I also tried to use Wineps, but it didn't work and I got problems in
Windows later.
If somebody have managed to setup how to print to file with wine I'm
very interested in learning the tricks. I have no printers attached to
the computer only through network.
I use LPR (not CUPS).
Thanks in advance.
Preben Randhol
Wine 20030618 on Debian.
--
"In Ada you model the problem space, not the solution space."
-- Robert I. Eachus
Wine doesn't have any official debian binaries, so if you're compiling yourself, be sure to install the cups headers first. Wine can't load windows drivers, so to print wine just uses native linux drivers. Currently only CUPS are supported, so you must use CUPS for your printer.