Thanks again for the reply. :)
I tried the command you suggested for a text file and for a .ps file:
# lpr -Plp4 test.ps
# lpr -Pascii ftp://mattyt.net/pub/printcap
Thanks for your help and patience... :)
-Cheers
> If you used apsfilter, your printcap probably has several printers
> defined.
Well, I had heard that printtool was an easy program to use to set up my
printer, so I upgraded to 2.2 in order to install printtool. What I
didn't know was that printtool is a graphical program, and I don't run any
XFree on my server, I don't even have a monitor or keyboard hooked up,
just ssh ac
Ment (may I call you Ment? ;),
Thanks for your reply. :) Sometimes I feel pretty thick, since I've been
using Debian for about 3 years and still stumble over stuff like this.
*sigh* Anyway, you willing to spoon-feed me a bit, here?
I already had gsfonts installed, so I installed apsfilter u
On Fri, May 12, 2000 at 06:39:57PM -0700, Matthew Thompson wrote:
> Hello, all,
>
> I recently purchased a 740 for my home network. I have a Debian 2.1
> server with magicfilter and gs-5.10 installed. I was unable to get the
> printer to work with any of the normally available filters in magicfi
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