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Allow not specifying a page size for printers which cut paper after printing #55
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This already works in version 1.3.1. So why it could be hard with later versions? |
@Aavalaakso, in order to support running the application as a Windows service, which was the major enhancement in 2.0, we had to completely change the way printing works. Pre-2.0, we used a browser window to print the Alma documents. Since Windows services can't have a UI, we had to change that; 2.0 renders the Alma letter as a PDF then prints the PDF. The PDF generator wants a document format (A3, A4, A5, letter, etc) or a page size specified. We are looking at alternatives... |
Thanks for technical side. I understand the problem now. |
Rather than adding support for unknown printout dimensions (which isn't really possible with the PDF generator), if you are not running the Alma Print Daemon as a Windows service, the old method of printing via the Window is used. Please see https://github.com/ExLibrisGroup/alma-print-daemon/releases/tag/v2.1.0-beta2 for details. |
* 2.1.0 Add ability to edit printer profiles, GitHub issue #43. Add ability to define a custom format with page height and width, GitHub issue #53 (sort of). * Use pre-2.0 method of printing if not running as a Windows service This is issues #53 and #55. Also fix GitHub issue #35. * Remove auto update Remove auto update and fix GitHub issue #35 during initial configuration. * Remove beta version indication
Could you add A6 format, now I have to set dimensions manualy? |
Users with printers which cut the paper after printing would like an option to not specify a page size and rather rely on the printer to "do that work". Ex Libris will investigate this possibility.
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