It sounds like you don¡¯t have a printer attached to your RPi.
It might be easier to run another copy of JMRI on another computer and print the roster from there; you just have to move (or file share) the roster to do that.
Alternately, you can just print the postscript file. That¡¯s what they¡¯re for. Somebody else will have to say how to do that on Windows, as I don¡¯t know the details, but there¡¯s probably a ¡°Preview¡± tool or similar that will open the file and allow you to print it.
Bob
On May 27, 2019, at 6:01 PM, Robert Schworm <rkschworm@...> wrote:
There appear to be some issues with printing. When printing a roster, it appears to make a postscript file (ps) In another case, printing of the roster (to file) creates a pm file...something to do with pearl. When printing a listing of cv's, this is only a long list of cv number and value. It serves little purpose. You have no idea what cv number is what without a label or a DCC guide to look it all up in. When running jmri on a RPI, it is a real headache to get a printed listing off the system. I seeem to have to print a roster, select all functions and generate the postscript report. Then scroll the report and clip off screen shots - save as jpeg - ftp to my windows pc - and print off the jpegs to my printer and punch it all up into a binder. Why are these print jobs not coming out as simple text files that can be easily read by word or notepad? Am I missing something here? thanks Bob
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Bob Jacobsen