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I had a look through the get-printers-attributes output of my HP DeskJet 2540 and also through the locale/cups-XX.po files of CUPS 2.3.x and there I have discovered the following IPP options:
print-content-optimize ("Print Optimization")
print-rendering-intent ("Print Rendering Intent")
print-scaling ("Print Scaling")
The first two are useful for getting better print quality, with "Print Optimization" you tell the printer to optimize for text, graphics, photo, ..., with "Print Rendering Intent" you tell the printer how to handle the data when the job is of wider color gamut than the printer can do.
"Print Scaling" helps in situations when you want to print a Letter-sized document on A4 paper for example. Before, I have seen this option only in PostScript printers and not in sub-100USD inkjets.
It would be great if support for these could get added to the driverless PPD generator.
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With the exception of print-content-optimize (which is not widely implemented), the other attributes are “universal” and can be simulated by the printing system. Thus, print UI should always provide those options (regardless of printer) or set them via hints from the application.
I had a look through the get-printers-attributes output of my HP DeskJet 2540 and also through the locale/cups-XX.po files of CUPS 2.3.x and there I have discovered the following IPP options:
print-content-optimize
("Print Optimization")print-rendering-intent
("Print Rendering Intent")print-scaling
("Print Scaling")The first two are useful for getting better print quality, with "Print Optimization" you tell the printer to optimize for text, graphics, photo, ..., with "Print Rendering Intent" you tell the printer how to handle the data when the job is of wider color gamut than the printer can do.
"Print Scaling" helps in situations when you want to print a Letter-sized document on A4 paper for example. Before, I have seen this option only in PostScript printers and not in sub-100USD inkjets.
It would be great if support for these could get added to the driverless PPD generator.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: