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From: Anthony Hill <ahill@interconnect.com.au>
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Subject: Postscript on a bubblejet
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I'm about to purchase a printer - it needs to be cheap, and I need to be 
able to print postscript. I belive something pretty workable can be done 
using ghostscript as a filter talking to non-postscript printers.

So the question is - has anyone used either the HP Deskjet 400 or the 
Cannon BJC-210 with ghostscript with acceptable results ?

Anthony Hill        
ahill@connect.com.au