>When trying to print from Squeak, I use the "send contents to printer" menu
>command.  When it prints, it prints upside down and backwards...!!!  Weird.
>I've printed from Squeak at work, and it was fine.  Fro more information,
>I'm using WinXP Pro, printing to an HP Photosmart 1215 printer at home.  At
>work, it's all networked LaserJets and Lexmarks, and they all seem to work
>well.
>
>As for the Squeak SWiki, are we being hacked?  I've been monitoring the
>recent changes, and quite a few pages (Squeak, Freshmeat, Pictures) have
>been changed by merely appending pictures, many of which really have nothing
>to do with the purpose of the SWiki.  Are people trying to steal bandwidth
>and/or storage?  Am I late to this discussion?  (I just subscribed two days
>ago)
>
>Brief self-introduction:  My name is David Brown, I've been Smalltalking off
>and on since 1985 when someone handed me the Blue book.  My last paying
>Smalltalk gig was at Expeditors International.  I believe I met John
>McIntosh at a conference a while back, I remember coveting his t-shirt of
>the famous Byte cover.  I'm sure I wasn't the only one.
>
>dave

Hey David welcome to the list. The t-shirts were limited edition.

Since you are printing under windows I can't help you there. can't 
say I've looked at the send contents to printer command, if I assume 
it is using postscript, maybe it's an issue with the coordinate 
system for that particular printer? A preamble to flip things around 
is needed?
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