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Printing FAQ

Why does my HP printer start each new page further down?

Because the lines per page is wrong.


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If you are sending 66 lines per page, but the printer is set for 60, the "extra" 6 lines from each page will end up on the next page, so you scroll down with each page.

You can change this in the interface script (see /usr/spool/lp/model/HPLaserJet) or, on all but the oldest models, in the printer itself.





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