RE: Printer Support -- LINUX5250

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Heh, exactly.  I have NO idea about ANYTHING C or compile or anything

PS - It doesn't really have to be .pdf, just anything that I can read in
windows and then print.

Thanks a Mil - I cant wait to get this up and running


> Ok, I'll look at this and try to figure out what is going on.
>  You can see for yourself what scs2pdf is doing by defining
> DEBUG when you compile it. It spews out all kinds of info,
> useful if you know how pdfs are contructed and are familiar
> with the scs print stream.  But don't try this if you don't
> know make and a little C.
>
> James Rich
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