Clarence wrote:
>If I recall, that dgi is supposed to invoke a download of Ghostscript
>- but I could be mistaken. I might just load up Ghostscript and try it.
Exactly. Something like this would do it (add to mime.cfg - only for
off-line use).
file/.ps |@c:\gs\gs.exe $1
Please note that I don't have GS, the actually name/paths might be diffrent
(not to mention were "$1" should be, perhaps it's something weird like "-f
$1" (like tar))
Also this need to be bellow all the "file/.ps*" if you have any.
But what does this do?
file/psprintcom.dgi |print /d:prn _4prt.ps
>Does ANYONE know how to get around the "This program requires Microsoft
>Windows" message and use this thing outside of Windows ?
Sure, there's a file you can download which have the bare minimum that
Windows requires. You then run a program something like: windows.bat
program.exe
So you might be able to use printman.exe (windows.bat printman.exe file.ps)
if you changed so your printer driver is installed. Sorry, I don't have any
URL.
If you have it you and it work then you can add this to mime.cfg
file/winprint.dgi |@c:\smallwin\windows.bat printman.exe c:\arachne\file.ps
And call winprint.dgi via a link in Arachne (you can also put export and
print together if you want).
If you find this please let us know how it works for you.
BTW: This is similar to the way you can do so X in Linux runs a single
program, smaller and faster but not with all functions.
