Re: Magicfilter question?
Richard E. Hawkins wrote: what kind of printer? Some, such as deskjets, require other packages for which magic filter has no dependencies. _ I have a Canon LBP-430 and I also have a LexMark Execjet IIc that I want to use also. They will print OK but will not feed paper. They do both print and feed paper with WorPerfect in Linux. -- John Foster AdVance-Computing Systems [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ# 19460173
Re: Magicfilter question?
Look for your the config file for your printer in /etc/magcfilter/nameh ere , and check for the binaries it uses (or just grep it for bin). It turned out that the deskjet uses djscript. I found the package by grepping a Contents-i386 file from the base directory the distribution, but grepping /var/lib/dpkg/available for the name (not path) might do it, too. Then again, it could be something entirely different. I never did get magicfilter working on any of the printers I tried before. rick --
Magicfilter question?
I have been trying to get my printer to operate correctly using magicfilter and it does not have the correct filter forit to work correctly. However the printer works great with Wordperfect for Linux. Is there a way to replace gv and its filter with WP and its filter, or a way to use the filter from WP maybe in apsfilter or some other printer system? -- John Foster AdVance-Computing Systems [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ# 19460173
Re: Magicfilter question?
I have been trying to get my printer to operate correctly using magicfilter and it does not have the correct filter forit to work correctly. However the printer works great with Wordperfect for Linux. Is there a way to replace gv and its filter with WP and its filter, or a way to use the filter from WP maybe in apsfilter or some other printer system? what kind of printer? Some, such as deskjets, require other packages for which magic filter has no dependencies. rick --
