Hi!
When using apsfilter for printing to an ethernet printer the
input filter 'if=..apsfilter...' is _not_ run. This has to do with the
fact that normally the printer spooler does the filtering. But if I
mention the printer itself in the printcap file, like
:lp=:\
Hi,
I don't know what apsfilter does, but you probably need to write a
script to call the apsfilter files. I'm using magicfilter to print
postscript files to a non-postscript printer on the network. Printing
to lp calls my input filter remote-filter which pipes the output
from magicfilter to
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