What you need is magicfilter. It is available as a Debian package. I
have at last got my printer working after much help from Anthony Fok and
much agravation. I would be happy to help with other questions on this
topic.
On Tue, 28 Oct 1997, John Paul Lorenti wrote:
> I've installed debian's g
Probably the easiest way to set up printing would be to install either the
apsfilter or magicfilter package. These work in conjunction with
ghostscript and handle everything for you, setting up a filter and
installing the links in /etc/printcap.
Bob
On Tue, 28 Oct 1997, John Paul Lorenti wrote:
I've installed debian's ghostscript package and it works by typing the
appropriate commands on the command line but I haven't been able to
interface it with lpr so I can't print directly from Netscape, star
office, etc. I have to create a ps file in netscape and then print it.
StarOffice doesn't s
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