Carlos Carvalho ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: using apsfilter. It's more flexible than magicfilter, btw. The config
Please explain this. Last time I used "apsfilter", it was horrible to set
up (that was more than 1 year ago).
Winfried
Carlos Carvalho writes:
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> I have however a more fundamental objection to the unix print model.
> It's not good for modern printers that have many configuration
> options, like color/mono, paper/transparency, high/low resolution,
> econo mode, etc. The number of alternatives is so big that y
Dirk Eddelbuettel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 3 June 1996 19:20:
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> Carlos> Moral: if you want to have smart printing, use window$ :-( :-( :-(
>
>Narrr. I am quite happy with one simple entry in /etc/printcap, plus one
>gs_filter. All I print is in postscript (generated by genscript or dvip
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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: Carlos> Moral: if you want to have smart printing, use window$ :-( :-( :-(
:
: Narrr. I am quite happy with one simple entry in /etc/printcap, plus one
: gs_filter. All I print is in postscript (generated by genscript or dvipsk)
: and printed via gs. That I can s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Narrr. I am quite happy with one simple entry in /etc/printcap, plus one
> gs_filter. All I print is in postscript (generated by genscript or dvipsk)
> and printed via gs. That I can simply say "print" in any application
> program.
>
I have found that magicfilter is pr
Carlos> Moral: if you want to have smart printing, use window$ :-( :-( :-(
Narrr. I am quite happy with one simple entry in /etc/printcap, plus one
gs_filter. All I print is in postscript (generated by genscript or dvipsk)
and printed via gs. That I can simply say "print" in any application
pro
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