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Subject: Raw postscript and outq configuration
From: "James Lundy" <jlundy@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 14:47:24 -0400
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        I have an application that will create raw postscript code in
the IFS.
        I can then send this file to the printer using MS Windows
notepad and get the correct results.  Printer (HP4000)  is configured as
Generic / Text Only attached to a HP JetDirect.

        Is there any way to configure an outq that I can write to, that
the 400 will not translate, i.e. send it as raw text?


     Jim

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