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  1. Bug #897809
  2. Comment #8

Comment 8 for bug 897809

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Till Kamppeter (till-kamppeter) wrote : Re: Evince and libreoffice print stripes (regression), Adobe Reader not

magelan, can you attach your PPD file (from /etc/cups/ppd/)? For me "Halftone Algorithm" is in the "Adjustment" group. So check whether there is an "Adjustment" tab or subtree in your print dialogs. You can also change the default setting with system-config-printer (Gear button at upper right -> Printers). If you really do not have this option try to remove and re-create your print queue (and also try whether 600x660 dpi now works with the new queue).

Only installing the proprietary plug-in of HPLIP does nothing to your existing print queue. You need to create an additional print queue using the HP driver. Either create a second queue for your printer with system-config-printer and switch its driver (right-click icon -> "Properties" -> "Change" for make and model) to "hpcups" or install the hplip-gui package, start "hp-setup" and create a print queue for your printer with this tool. This queue will use HP's driver with the proprietary plug-in.