Man thats funny! I had the same problem, but the answer I found was in German. Fortunately I know a little German and didn't even need to use the fish. My problem now is the margins. I don't thinks its an issue realted to cups. I downloaded and installed adobe's latest generic postscript drivers and pointed it to the proper PPD. When I print, the page is down and left an inch too far. I switched the generic post script driver over to "print to file" and took the output file, put it on the linux box and did a "cat test.ps > /dev/oki4drv" Same problem. Downloaded a random PS file of the net, printed just fine. Same with the testprint.ps that comes with CUPS. Downloaded the latest ghostscript. Downloaded the latest gsview for windows, everything looked fine with the PS file. Setup my HP1600C (I know, it already supports IPP, don't need CUPS) Printed through the Generic post script driver, prints fine. So, I have determined its a combination of Adobe's Postscript driver and the oki4drv driver that I am using. Anyone setup an Okidata 4w with CUPS and try to print from Windows? I am gonna take a stab at playing with the oki4drv code and check out what its doing....... Austad, Jay wrote: >Just a tip for those setting up cups to let windows clients print via >IPP.... > >Remove any commas from the nickname line in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf. There's a >bug in windows where it doesn't like the commas. And don't use ipp:// when >setting up windows clients, you have to use a URL of the form >"http://myhost:631/printers/myprintername" > >Spent like 2 hours troubleshooting this, and finally found the answer to the >comma problem on a page written in swedish. :) > >Note that you'll need to put "AuthType None" under the location sections for >"/" and "/printers" since it appears that windows doesn't like >authentication over IPP. > >Jay >_______________________________________________ >Twin Cities Linux Users Group Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota >http://www.mn-linux.org >tclug-list at mn-linux.org >https://mailman.mn-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list > > >