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Re: Reverse-engineering CD printing on the Epson R300: msg#00073

linux.printing.gimp-print.devel

Subject: Re: Reverse-engineering CD printing on the Epson R300

James Cort wrote:
On Tuesday 20 July 2004 20:38, Michael Sweet wrote:

James Cort wrote:

...
The alignment of the CD doesn't seem to affect the SN command, neither
does whether or not it is an 8cm CD or setting it to photo quality.

Either I've misunderstood something or my guess is all the SN command
does in this context is shunt the printer into "Print CD" mode and
everything after that is essentially a normal print job.


> ...

Didn't have a chance to jump in earlier, however in tests I've done
using the CUPS DDK driver the R300 (which is used as an example in
the manual) only needs to be told to do manual feed to print on a
CD. I've never had to use the undocumented SN commands with the
R300...


That would explain quite a bit.

Anyone know of any half-decent opensource CD printing software?


Perhaps one should use a DTP/Layout software like Scribus. There one could probably easil;y create a template for the CD tray and then fill the CD with ones personal text, graphics, photos, ...

Till


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