> Hi, > > I've found some difficulty to print n-up. Pages print but they are in a > non intuitive sequence. I think the page range specified on lp command > line are interpreted after the pages are arranged so that effective ranges > falls outside of the one originally specified. > > $ lp -d WC3119 -o media=A4 -o number-up=2 -o page-ranges=41-42 -o > fitplot downey08semaphores.pdf > > Works on MacOSX, but on Gentoo will not obey the ranges specified. > > > > Hope not bothering too much, > > Leonardo Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Obtain a multipage PDF or PS document. 2.Try to print with the lp command with n-up optons and range. eg: 3. $lp -d PRINTER -o media=A4 -o number-up=2 -o page-ranges=x-y filename.pdf Actual Results: Pages does not print in the intended range. Expected Results: Pages printed in range specified.
I tried to reproduce this today but it worked fine for me using cups-1.4.4 and ghostscript-gpl-8.71-r4. Please reopen if it's still an issue for you using the same versions.
