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Hello:

I have freeBSD 5.4-release installed, and have added CUPS
from the ports section. I can print to my printers from the
command line, and in X, I can print from Mozilla without a
problem.

When I try to print from Opera (a web browser installed with
freeBSD), I get no print. Nothing seems to happen. 

On the Opera website, they recommend setting a library as
available to all users. I have the library set as suggested.
I've also made sure that lpr is not present in /etc/sbin, as
recommended.

Has anyone seen this behavior, and have any suggestions on
what I need to change?

Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Harold.


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