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From: Keith Mitchell <kmitch@weenix.guru.org>
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Subject: Re: lpd - remote printing with an output filter
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> Has anyone got any problems with me making this work ?  It's always
> irritated me !  It consists of two one-liners to printjob.c.

No,  but I would like to see it happen.  I have several printers hanging off
a HP JetDirect EX print server and there is no way to run an output filter
on them.  Consequently, the user must KNOW not to just blindly print to it.
(sigh).