[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > No postscript, which is annoying, but it's an old printer (Okidata Microline > 320) and I'm pretty sure it doesn't support PS anyway.
The general idea is to have ghostscript convert from PostScript to whatever "language" the printer understands. Unfortunately, it probably doesn't support that particular model of printer and so all you can do is spool "raw" data to it; if you create your own raster file in the appropriate format, you can create arbitrary images (modulo the printer resolution). At BRL we used a lot of raster-supporting devices for general graphics, and Muus and I developed a very generic rasterizer that could support mots of the devices we encountered. If ghostscript had something like that, you'd be able to set up a printer description file and then it would be able to use the printer as a target for PostScript conversion. Should be a 1-week project for somebody (not me!).
