Hi,
seem to have worked it out. kljettool creates a print job having the PJL
headers ( Printer Job Language) which sets the required parameters like
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^[%-12345X@PJL // this is the init escape sequence
@PJL JOB NAME = "default job"
@PJL DEFAULT Density = light
@PJL DEFAULT Resolution = 600
:
@PJL EOJ NAME= "end profile"
^[%-12345X // this is a bit strange....initialising again,
// shouldnt this spoil all the work when the actual
// file comes.
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so that for the next job these changes apply
Apologies for jumping the gun in the previous mail.
sreangsu
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, sreangsu acharyya wrote:
>
> hi,
> I was playing around with the kljettool utility, its good, but what i
> cannot find is where does it make the changes. I had my rhs-printfilter
> installed, after setting some patrameters in kljettool i cant seem to
> detect any change in printcap or the filter file.
> So if a print is fired, it should lookup the particular printer from
> printcap, pickup the filter script which ultimately sends it to the
> printer. So where is kljettool coming in. Any ideas. I am a bit worried
> because now i want to get rid of it ( to try out my own filter ) but cant
> :(
>
> please help
>
> sreangsu
>
>
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