Patrick Powell wrote:
I have been considering putting in the ability to use PPD files.
However, I once again come up with the copyright problem.

Question:  is anybody, anywhere, setting up an archive for PPD files that
allows unhidered access to them?  No copyright, redistribution, etc., problems?
If so,  then I will add the magic to ifhp:

[ printer ]
ppd_file /path_to_ppd_file

How about writing a program to create a PPD file automatically by querying the printer?


I think Adobe had or has something like this. One sees references to it in the comments of some PPD files.

I got part way through writing one myself, but I eventually found another way to do what I needed done.

Some of the commercial PPDs seem _way_ more complicated than they need to be.

-Rick

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