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Describe the bug
I use SumatraPDF to print images, and yes, I sometimes print images in bulk. If the image itself is in JPG format but has a PNG file extension, the physical printer will print a blank page, while the virtual printer will produce a completely white image. In other words, if the file extension does not match the actual format of the image, printing with Sumatra will result in a blank page. This happens whether you use the Ctrl+P shortcut in the interface or print via the command line.
Expected behavior
The image is printed out normally.
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SumatraPDF is not the best app for image printing as it very simply hands graphics over to Windows Printing.
Thus not surprised if the data format has the wrong handle it may not print.
However in testing current pre-release with virtual print to PDF from a PNG renamed to JPG it worked!
Even when correct I will tend to use a graphics app like Irfan view for my controlled printing which actually would warn you the images have the wrong extension.
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Describe the bug
I use SumatraPDF to print images, and yes, I sometimes print images in bulk. If the image itself is in JPG format but has a PNG file extension, the physical printer will print a blank page, while the virtual printer will produce a completely white image. In other words, if the file extension does not match the actual format of the image, printing with Sumatra will result in a blank page. This happens whether you use the Ctrl+P shortcut in the interface or print via the command line.
Expected behavior
The image is printed out normally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: