- NEW PDF NOT ABLE TO USE PDFINFO WITH PASSWORD FOR MAC
- NEW PDF NOT ABLE TO USE PDFINFO WITH PASSWORD PASSWORD
Here is a diff original.ppd edited.ppd 40c40 We did this by editing a 4.00x13.00" label size in the PPD which we knew we wouldn't need. We had to create a 4.00x8.00" label size in the PPD file and then select it in Cups.
The PPD file had 8.00x4.00" as a label size but that did not work for us. We had the same problem with a Zebra Z4MPLUS printer using the PPD file from Zebra.
NEW PDF NOT ABLE TO USE PDFINFO WITH PASSWORD FOR MAC
*PaperDimension w142h227/1.97x3.15": "142 227" The downside of Adobe Acrobat DC Pro for Mac is that you need to download the software to your desktop. ContentLocation S // to use S specify this document is in Salesforce. *PageRegion w142h227/1.97x3.15": ">setpagedevice" Similarly, create a new file with the name ProtectPDFDocumentTest and copy. Update: I was able to get the desired orientation by carefully editing the PPD file to exactly match the label dimensions: *DefaultPageSize: w142h227 Oddly, the problem does not occur on Raspbian, which has cups-filters-core-drivers version 1.0.61-5+deb8u3. usr/lib/cups/filter/pdftops is from cups-filters-core-drivers version 1.8.3-2ubuntu3. The job seems to pass through pdftopdf and then pdftops in the CUPS filter graph, and as far as I can tell, the rotation occurs when the job hits the latter filter, after which the page rotation is set to 270°: ~> /usr/sbin/cupsfilter -P test.ppd -m application/vnd.cups-postscript label.pdf > filtered.ps
NEW PDF NOT ABLE TO USE PDFINFO WITH PASSWORD PASSWORD
Now that the password from the file is removed, you can download the PDF by clicking on the Download button and save the. I've attempted a number of options to prevent automatic page rotation, including -o 'nopdfAutoRotate', -o portrait, -o landscape and -o orientation-requested=N (for values of N between 0 and 7), and none of these seem to have any effect. Once the document is uploaded, you need to enter the correct password and then click on the button Unlock and the password from your file will be removed. The input PDF file has no page rotation itself, as revealed by pdfinfo: ~> pdfinfo label.pdf v Print copyright and version information. upw password Specify the user password for the PDF file. Providing this will bypass all security restrictions. listenc Lits the available encodings -opw password Specify the owner password for the PDF file. Trouble is, CUPS turns the job 270° degrees, so that it comes out sideways: Sets the encoding to use for text output. On my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS system, I have a Citizen CL-S621Z label printer, with 50x80mm labels (portrait), and a 50x80mm PDF that I wish to print:
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