apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621211014710 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/bin/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621207015465 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/bin/.exrc0000644000175000017500000000001707136603456016446 0ustar covencoven00000000000000set ts=4 tw=78 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/bin/aps2file.in0000755000175000017500000000553207436250564017554 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! @shell@ # -*- sh -*- # # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/bin/aps2file.in,v 1.1.2.7 2002/02/24 20:47:48 andreas Exp $ # # aps2file, by Michael Loßin # # pass input data through apsfilter into a file ("print to file" mode) # # doesn't work with fake duplex mode, since two PostScript documents # (even and odd pages) will end up in one # unset Z_OPTS APSFILTER OUTPUT_FILE INPUT_FILE DEBUG QUEUE=${PRINTER:-lp} usage() { cat >&2 <&2 "aps2file: $@" exit 1 } parse_commandline() { while [ "$1" ]; do case "$1" in -P) shift; QUEUE="$1" ;; -P*) QUEUE="${1#-P}" ;; -Z) shift; Z_OPTS="-Z$1" ;; -Z*) Z_OPTS="$1" ;; -o) shift; OUTPUT_FILE="$1" ;; -o*) OUTPUT_FILE="${1#-o}" ;; -h|--help) usage ;; -D) DEBUG="-x" ;; -*) error "unknown option '$1'" ;; *) if [ "$INPUT_FILE" ]; then error "at most one input file allowed" else INPUT_FILE="$1" fi ;; esac shift done } check_queue_name() { local q # apspreview provides a special configuration directory to aps2file # (supplied in environment variable APS_CONFDIR) and the proper queue # name, so we don't need to re-check it if [ -z "$APS_CONFDIR" ]; then APS_CONFDIR="@sysconfdir@/apsfilter" # if the queue name is an alias, parse printcap for the original name if [ ! -d "$APS_CONFDIR/$QUEUE" ]; then # quote forward slashes q=$(echo "$QUEUE" | sed 's%/%\\/%') q=$("@awk@" -F":" "/^${q}[|:]|^[^#].*\|${q}[|:]/,/^#/ \ { if (\$0 ~ /:sd=/) print \$2 }" < "@printcap@") if [ "$q" ]; then QUEUE="${q##*/}" else error "couldn't resolve printer name '$QUEUE' in @printcap@" fi fi fi } print2file() { APSFILTER="$APS_CONFDIR/basedir/bin/apsfilter" if [ ! -x "$APSFILTER" ]; then error "apsfilter not found at '$APSFILTER'" elif [ ! -f "$APS_CONFDIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc" ]; then error "no configuration file found for queue '$QUEUE'" fi : ${INPUT_FILE:=/dev/stdin} ${OUTPUT_FILE:=/dev/stdout} # start with an almost empty environment to emulate running under LPRng; # input must not come from a file connected to a terminal cat "$INPUT_FILE" | env -i CONTROL=dummy APS2FILE_CONTEXT=dummy \ SPOOL_DIR="$QUEUE" "@shell@" $DEBUG "$APSFILTER" -h"$HOSTNAME" \ -n"$USER" -f$(basename "$INPUT_FILE") $Z_OPTS > "$OUTPUT_FILE" } # # main controls # parse_commandline "$@" check_queue_name print2file apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/bin/apsfilter-bug.in0000644000175000017500000000536507413364475020616 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! @shell@ # -*- sh -*- # # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/bin/apsfilter-bug.in,v 1.1.2.1 2001/12/29 16:03:09 andreas Exp $ # # apsfilter-bug -- create a bug report and mail it to the bug address. # # create bug report template TEMP=`mktemp -q /tmp/apsbug.XXXXXX 2>/dev/null` if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then TEMP=/tmp/apsbug.$$ echo > $TEMP chmod 600 $TEMP fi TEMP2=`mktemp -q /tmp/apsbug.XXXXXX 2>/dev/null` if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then TEMP2=/tmp/apsbug.$$ echo > $TEMP2 chmod 600 $TEMP2 fi trap 'rm -f $TEMP $TEMP2; exit 1' 1 2 3 13 15 trap 'rm -f $TEMP $TEMP2' 0 : ${EDITOR:=emacs} cat > $TEMP <Error type: # # how can others repeat that error? >How to repeat: # # VERY IMPORTANT: # please read the handbook and/or manpage about using "aps2file -D ..." # to create an error log, then insert that stuff here # (does not apply to configure, install or setup errors) >Error log: # # which settings in (global or local) apsfilterrc did you change? >apsfilterrc changes: # # did you receive any error mails from apsfilter, and if so, which ones? >Error mails: # # what did you expect to happen? >Expected: # # if you already have a fix, please give us a description and/or # a patch here (doesn't have to be elegant, just functional) >Fix: # # any additional comment you'd like to add >Comment: # # Thanks for your bug report! # # Now save the file (under its original name) and exit from your editor. # If you don't want to submit this report, just exit without saving. # EOF chmod u+w $TEMP2 cp $TEMP $TEMP2 eval $EDITOR $TEMP if cmp -s $TEMP $TEMP2 ; then echo "File not changed, no bug report submitted." exit 1 fi { # remove comment lines and add relevant details grep -v "^#" $TEMP gs_version=$(gs --version) system_id=$(uname -a) cat < $TEMP2 if "@sendmail@" -oem -t < $TEMP2; then echo "apsfilter bug report has been sent" exit 0 else echo "unknown sendmail failure, bug report not sent" exit 1 fi apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/bin/apsfilter.in0000755000175000017500000015731307657401261020042 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! @shell@ # -*- sh -*- # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/bin/apsfilter.in,v 1.212.2.16 2003/05/11 07:58:41 andreas Exp $ ############################################################################## # # apsfilter @VERSION@ # --------- # # Copyright by Andreas Klemm # Copyright 1993 - 2002 # # You are permitted to modify and distribute apsfilter in the # terms of the GNU Public License (GPL) see excerpt below. # # For Unix Systems With BSD Alike Print Mechanism (lpd, /etc/printcap) # # Supported filetypes # # archives (print summary of various types), ASCII, BMP, data (PCL # etc.), DVI, FBM, FIG, FITS, GIF, Group 3 fax, HTML, IFF ILBM, JPEG, # Kodak Photo CD, MGR, MIFF, PAM/PBM/PGM/PNM/PPM, PDF, PNG, PostScript, # RLE, SGI, Sketch, Sun raster, Targa, TGIF, TIFF, troff, WMF, # WordPerfect graphics, XCF (gimp), X pixmap, X window dump # # Supported compression types # # bzip2, gzip, compress, freeze, pack, lzop # ############################################################################## ############################################################################## # # C O P Y R I G H T # ############################################################################## # # You are permitted to use this script in the terms of the # # GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE # Version 2, June 1991 # # Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. # 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA # Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies # of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. ############################################################################## ############################################################################## # Start Up ############################################################################## # # For easy debugging of apsfilter, please use the "-D" flag to "aps2file" # #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Set a basic PATH; might have to be extended in # @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsfilterrc #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/bin:/bin" #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # restrictive umask; needed because private tmp dir must be rwx--x--x #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- umask 077 #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Ignore hang up and broken pipe signals. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- trap '' 1 13 #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Remove temporary files before terminating. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- trap 'rc=`cat "$APS_TMPDIR/rc"`; rm -rf "$APS_TMPDIR"; exit $rc' 0 # return code 9: JSIGNAL (for LPRng) # these are SIGINT SIGTRAP SIGBUS SIGUSR1 SIGUSR2 SIGTERM trap 'echo 9 >"$APS_TMPDIR/rc"; exit' 1 5 7 10 12 15 ############################################################################## # Error Reporting Functions # # These are guaranteed to work no matter what. ############################################################################## #============================================================================= # fatal RETURN_CODE SUMMARY [LINE...] # # This is the generic interface for reporting fatal errors. # # RETURN_CODE is an integer number that gives the spooler a hint what kind # of error has occured (mostly for LPRng; BSD-lpr doesn't seem to care, # as long as the error code is >0) # 1 (JFAIL): transient error condition; retry might succeed # 2 (JABORT): fatal error; retry probably won't succeed # # SUMMARY is a concise one-line message describing the error. The rest of the # arguments offer a verbose explanation, and list possible solutions to the # problem. # # Someday soon it will be possible to disable the verbose parts, e.g. for # experienced users, or large sites, to keep the logs short. #============================================================================= fatal() { local line echo $1 >"$APS_TMPDIR/rc"; shift for line; do echo "apsfilter: $line"; done >&2 if [ -z "$APS2FILE_CONTEXT" ]; then { echo "To: ${NOTIFY:-root}" echo "Cc: $USER${HOST:+@$HOST}" echo "Subject: apsfilter: $1" echo echo "apsfilter fatal error: $1" echo shift for line; do echo "$line"; done echo echo echo "-- apsfilter, your lpd input filter" } | "@sendmail@" -oem -t fi exit } #============================================================================= # Error messages. # # All of them are in one place, here, to facilitate localization, and to make # the code look nicer. #============================================================================= fatal_basedir() { fatal 2 "can't find apsfilter basedir" \ "Please adjust $CONF_DIR/basedir or run SETUP." } fatal_config() { fatal 2 "can't find configuration" \ "The configuration file $CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc" \ "is missing. Please run SETUP." } fatal_driver_script() { fatal 2 "driver script '$DRIVER_SCRIPT' for '$PRINTER' not found" \ "The driver script '$DRIVER_SCRIPT' which sets" \ "the options for the printer '$PRINTER'" \ "was not found. The file driver/MAPPING is corrupt." } fatal_file_type() { fatal 2 "unsupported file type '${FILE_TYPE%%,*}'" \ "If you think you can help us to support files of this type," \ "please contact us on ." } fatal_filter() { fatal 2 "missing $1; can't convert file type '${FILE_TYPE%%,*}'" \ "Please install $1 if you want to be able to print files of" \ "this type." } fatal_method() { fatal 2 "invalid method '$METHOD'" \ "Please adjust $CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc." \ "Method must be 'auto', 'ascii' or 'raw'." } fatal_spooldir() { fatal 2 "can't determine the lpd spool directory" \ "Please fix your lpd or stop printing to remote printers" \ "directly." } fatal_tmpdir() { fatal 1 "error creating directory for temporary files" \ "Clean up the '$TMPDIR' directory or change the value of" \ "TMPDIR." } fatal_unpacker() { fatal 2 "missing $1; can't unpack file type '${FILE_TYPE%%,*}'" \ "Please install $1 if you want to be able to print files of" \ "this type." } ############################################################################## # Auxiliary Functions # # These are guaranteed not to overwrite your local variables. ############################################################################## #============================================================================= # find_filter FILTER # # Return false unless FILTER is found in the $PATH. #============================================================================= find_filter() { # Unfortunately, FreeBSD and NetBSD ash doesn't dig `command -v'. type "$1" > /dev/null 2>&1 } ############################################################################## # Functions For Printing # # These now all take their input from stdin (again); the previous approach # (to provide commands as parameters that generate the proper input) would # only save two (at most three) trivial cat commands, but it was very picky # w.r.t quoting -- and also a pain to read and debug. ############################################################################## #============================================================================= # do_convert [FORMAT] # # Print all kinds of images. #============================================================================= do_convert() { local opts case "$COLOR" in gray) opts="-colorspace GRAY" ;; mono) opts="-monochrome" ;; esac eval convert -rotate '"-90>"' -page '"${WIDTH_POINTS}x${HEIGHT_POINTS}>"' \ $opts ${1:+${1}:}- ps:- | print_ps } #============================================================================= # do_nconvert [OPTION...] # # Print all kinds of images. #============================================================================= do_nconvert() { local opts [ "$COLOR" = full ] && opts="-truecolors" || opts="-grey 256" eval nconvert -quiet $opts -out pnm "$@" -o /dev/stdout /dev/stdin \ | print_pnm } #============================================================================= # print_ar # # Print a summary of an AR archive. #============================================================================= print_ar() { find_filter ar || fatal_filter ar cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/ar" ar -tv "$APS_TMPDIR/ar" | print_ascii rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/ar" } #============================================================================= # print_arc # # Print a summary of an ARC archive. #============================================================================= print_arc() { if find_filter unarc; then unarc v /dev/stdin | print_ascii else find_filter arc || fatal_filter arc arc v /dev/stdin | print_ascii fi } #============================================================================= # print_arj # # Print a summary of an ARJ archive. #============================================================================= print_arj() { find_filter unarj || fatal_filter unarj cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/archive.arj" unarj l "$APS_TMPDIR/archive.arj" | print_ascii rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/archive.arj" } #============================================================================= # print_ascii # # Print ASCII files. #============================================================================= print_ascii() { local features jobname lang jobname="$JOB" if [ `echo "$jobname" | wc -c` -gt 40 ]; then # try shortening excessively long job name jobname=`basename $jobname` fi case "$ASCII_FILTER" in mpage) find_filter mpage || fatal_filter mpage if [ "$MPAGE_OPTS" ]; then eval mpage $MPAGE_OPTS | print_ps else : ${MPAGE_PAPERSIZE:=$PAPERSIZE} case $ASCII_PPS in 2|4|8) features="-$ASCII_PPS" ;; *) features="-1" ;; esac unset LANDSCAPE PS_NUP eval mpage -b $MPAGE_PAPERSIZE -da \ ${MPAGE_BASIC:--CISO-Latin.1 -f} ${ASCII_BORDER:+-B} \ ${ASCII_HEADER:+-H} $features ${ASCII_LANDSCAPE:+-l} \ | print_ps fi ;; enscript) find_filter enscript || fatal_filter enscript if [ "$ENSCRIPT_OPTS" ]; then eval enscript $ENSCRIPT_OPTS -q -p - | print_ps else if [ ! 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then do_nconvert -in bmp else find_filter bmptoppm || fatal_filter bmptoppm bmptoppm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_cab # # Print a summary of a CAB archive. #============================================================================= print_cab() { find_filter cabextract || fatal_filter cabextract cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/cab" cabextract -l "$APS_TMPDIR/cab" | print_ascii rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/cab" } #============================================================================= # print_cpio # # Print a summary of a CPIO archive. #============================================================================= print_cpio() { find_filter cpio || fatal_filter cpio cpio -tv --quiet | print_ascii } #============================================================================= # print_data # # Print data. #============================================================================= print_data() { local c print_copy() { local rc=0 ncp_print if [ "$APS2FILE_CONTEXT" ]; then # we were called by aps2file -> output to stdout cat elif [ -f "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/smbclient.conf" ]; then find_filter smbclient || fatal_filter smbclient . "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/smbclient.conf" [ "$SMB_PASSWD" ] && export PASSWD="$SMB_PASSWD" eval smbclient "'//$SMB_SERVER/$SMB_PRINTER'" \ ${SMB_IP:+-I"$SMB_IP"} ${SMB_USER:+-U"$SMB_USER"} \ ${SMB_WORKGROUP:+-W"$SMB_WORKGROUP"} -b"${SMB_BUFFER:-1400}" \ ${SMB_FLAGS:--N} -c "'print -'" rc=$? elif [ -f "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/netware.conf" ]; then . "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/netware.conf" if find_filter ncprint; then # BSD systems have "ncprint" ncp_print=ncprint # create temporary .nwfsrc file (for security) { echo "[${NCP_SERVER}:${NCP_USER}]" echo "password=$NCP_PASSWD" } > "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwfsrc" chmod 600 "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwfsrc" else find_filter nprint || fatal_filter ncprint/nprint # Linux systems have "nprint" ncp_print=nprint # create temporary .nwclient file (for security) echo "$NCP_SERVER/$NCP_USER ${NCP_PASSWD:--}" \ > "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwclient" chmod 600 "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwclient" fi # fake $HOME to make .nwfsrc and .nwclient visible HOME="$APS_TMPDIR" $ncp_print -S "$NCP_SERVER" -U "$NCP_USER" \ -q "$NCP_PRINTER" -c $COPIES rc=$? elif [ -f "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/lpr.conf" ]; then . "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/lpr.conf" lpr -P"$REMOTE_NAME" -\#"$COPIES" rc=$? elif [ -f "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/pap.conf" ]; then find_filter pap || fatal_filter pap . "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/pap.conf" pap -e -p "$PAP_NBPNAME" -s "$SPOOLDIR/pap.status" rc=$? else cat fi if [ $rc -ne 0 ]; then echo 2 >"$APS_TMPDIR/rc"; exit fi } if [ "$SAVE_DUPLEX_COPY" ]; then # print_ps_duplex() does the manual copying # we append here to include the (optional) blank page tee -a "$APS_TMPDIR/copy-$SAVE_DUPLEX_COPY" | print_copy else if [ "$COPIES" = 1 -o -n "$REMOTE_COPIES" ]; then print_copy else tee "$APS_TMPDIR/copy" | print_copy for c in $(seq 2 "$COPIES"); do print_copy < "$APS_TMPDIR/copy" done rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/copy" fi fi } #============================================================================= # print_dvi # # Print DVI files. #============================================================================= print_dvi() { local resolution_x options export TEXINPUTS="$TEXINPUTS:$HOMEDIR:/tmp:/var/tmp" cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/dvi" if [ "$PRINT_DVI" ]; then eval $PRINT_DVI < "$APS_TMPDIR/dvi" | print_data else find_filter dvips || fatal_filter dvips [ "$HAVE_MAKETEXPK" ] || options="-M" resolution_x="${RESOLUTION%%[!0-9]*}" [ "$resolution_x" -gt 400 ] && options="$options -Z" [ "$LANDSCAPE" ] && options="$options -t landscape" PSNUP_ROTATE="-r" : ${DVIPS_PAPERSIZE:=$PAPERSIZE} eval dvips ${DVIPS_RES_DorP:--D} $resolution_x -R -f -q \ -t "$DVIPS_PAPERSIZE" $options < "$APS_TMPDIR/dvi" | print_ps fi rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/dvi" } #============================================================================= # print_fbm # # Print Fuzzy Bitmap images. #============================================================================= print_fbm() { find_filter nconvert || fatal_filter nconvert cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/fbm" do_nconvert -in fbm < "$APS_TMPDIR/fbm" rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/fbm" } #============================================================================= # print_fig # # Print xfig files. #============================================================================= print_fig() { if find_filter fig2dev; then fig2dev -Lps -c -z "$PAPERSIZE" | print_ps else find_filter sk2ps || fatal_filter sk2ps sk2ps /dev/stdin | print_ps fi } #============================================================================= # print_fits # # Print FITS images. # # Note: Should 3-axes-files be handled as three grayscale images (convert) or # as RGB input, resulting in one color image (nconvert, fitstopnm)? #============================================================================= print_fits() { if find_filter nconvert; then cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/fits" do_nconvert -in fits < "$APS_TMPDIR/fits" rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/fits" elif find_filter fitstopnm; then # fitstopnm output "may" need to be flipped top for bottom, according # to the man page -- you gotta be kidding... fitstopnm | print_pnm else find_filter convert || fatal_filter convert do_convert fits fi } #============================================================================= # print_g3 # # Print Group 3 faxes. #============================================================================= print_g3() { local options if find_filter convert; then do_convert fax elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in fax else find_filter pbmtolps || fatal_filter pbmtolps case "$FILE_TYPE" in *normal*resolution*) options=-s ;; esac if find_filter g32pbm; then g32pbm $options else find_filter g3topbm || fatal_filter g3topbm g3topbm $options fi | pbmtolps -dpi 204x196 | print_ps fi } #============================================================================= # print_gif # # Print GIF images. #============================================================================= print_gif() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert gif elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in gif else find_filter giftopnm || fatal_filter giftopnm giftopnm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_html # # Print HTML files. #============================================================================= print_html() { local opts paper if find_filter htmldoc; then [ "$COLOR" = full ] && opts="--color" || opts="--gray" eval htmldoc ${HTMLDOC_OPTS:---webpage} $opts --format ps \ ${LANDSCAPE:+--landscape} ${PORTRAIT:+--portrait} \ --size ${WIDTH_POINTS}x${HEIGHT_POINTS}pt - | print_ps else find_filter html2ps || fatal_filter html2ps if ! find_filter gs; then echo >&2 "apsfilter warning: html2ps needs gs for DSC compliance" fi [ "$COLOR" = full ] && opts="-U" || opts="-g" [ "$PAPERSIZE" = tabloid ] && paper=11x17 || paper="$PAPERSIZE" eval html2ps ${HTML2PS_OPTS:--e ISO-8859-1 -u -H} $opts \ ${LANDSCAPE:+-L} -D -S '"paper { type: $paper; }"' | print_ps fi } #============================================================================= # print_ilbm # # Print IFF ILBM images. #============================================================================= print_ilbm() { if find_filter nconvert; then cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/ilbm" do_nconvert -in lbm < "$APS_TMPDIR/ilbm" rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/ilbm" else find_filter ilbmtoppm || fatal_filter ilbmtoppm ilbmtoppm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_jpeg # # Print JPEG images. #============================================================================= print_jpeg() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert jpeg elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in jpeg elif find_filter djpeg; then if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then djpeg | print_pnm else djpeg -grayscale | print_pgm fi else find_filter jpegtopnm || fatal_filter jpegtopnm jpegtopnm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_lha # # Print a summary of a LHa(rc) archive. #============================================================================= print_lha() { find_filter lha || fatal_filter lha lha v - | print_ascii } #============================================================================= # print_mgr # # Print MGR images. #============================================================================= print_mgr() { if find_filter mgrtopbm; then mgrtopbm | print_pnm else find_filter nconvert || fatal_filter nconvert cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/mgr" do_nconvert -in mgr < "$APS_TMPDIR/mgr" rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/mgr" fi } #============================================================================= # print_miff # # Print MIFF images. #============================================================================= print_miff() { if find_filter convert; then # convert doesn't seem to like an explicit "miff" here, at least for # images with an alpha (matte) channel -- weird do_convert else find_filter nconvert || fatal_filter nconvert do_nconvert -in miff fi } #============================================================================= # print_pam # # Print PAM (xv thumbnail) images. #============================================================================= print_pam() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert p7 elif find_filter xvminitoppm; then xvminitoppm | print_pnm elif find_filter xvpictoppm; then xvpictoppm | print_pnm else find_filter nconvert || fatal_filter nconvert cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/pam" do_nconvert -in p7 < "$APS_TMPDIR/pam" rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/pam" fi } #============================================================================= # print_pcd # # Print Kodak Photo CD images. #============================================================================= print_pcd() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert pcd elif find_filter nconvert; then cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" do_nconvert -in pcd < "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" elif find_filter pcdtoppm; then cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then pcdtoppm "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" - | print_pnm else pcdtoppm --gray "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" - | print_pgm fi rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" else find_filter hpcdtoppm || fatal_filter hpcdtoppm cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" hpcdtoppm "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" | print_pnm rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/pcd" fi } #============================================================================= # print_pdf # # Print PDF files. #============================================================================= print_pdf() { local paper ACROREAD_OPTS="-toPostScript -size ${WIDTH_POINTS}x${HEIGHT_POINTS} \ ${ACROREAD_OPTS:--level2 -fast}" cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/pdf" if find_filter acroread5; then eval acroread5 $ACROREAD_OPTS -pairs "$APS_TMPDIR/pdf" /dev/stdout elif find_filter acroread4; then eval acroread4 $ACROREAD_OPTS -pairs "$APS_TMPDIR/pdf" /dev/stdout elif find_filter acroread; then eval acroread $ACROREAD_OPTS -pairs "$APS_TMPDIR/pdf" /dev/stdout elif find_filter pdftops; then pdftops ${PDFTOPS_OPTS:--q} -paperw $WIDTH_POINTS \ -paperh $HEIGHT_POINTS "$APS_TMPDIR/pdf" - else find_filter pdf2ps || fatal_filter pdf2ps [ "$PAPERSIZE" = tabloid ] && paper=11x17 || paper="$PAPERSIZE" pdf2ps -sPAPERSIZE="$paper" "$APS_TMPDIR/pdf" - fi | print_ps rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/pdf" } #============================================================================= # print_pgm # # Print PGM (greyscale) images. #============================================================================= print_pgm() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert pgm else find_filter pnmdepth || fatal_filter pnmdepth find_filter pnmtops || fatal_filter pnmtops pnmdepth 255 | pnmtops -width $WIDTH_INCHES -height $HEIGHT_INCHES \ 2> /dev/null | print_ps fi } #============================================================================= # print_png # # Print PNG images. #============================================================================= print_png() { case "$FILE_TYPE" in *rgba*|*alpha*) # Only pngtopnm can handle the alpha channel. find_filter pngtopnm || fatal_filter pngtopnm pngtopnm -mix -background "#fff" | print_pnm ;; *) if find_filter convert; then do_convert png elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in png else find_filter pngtopnm || fatal_filter pngtopnm pngtopnm | print_pnm fi ;; esac } #============================================================================= # print_pnm # # Print PNM/PBM/PPM images. #============================================================================= print_pnm() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert pnm else if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then find_filter pnmdepth || fatal_filter pnmdepth find_filter pnmtops || fatal_filter pnmtops pnmdepth 255 | pnmtops -width $WIDTH_INCHES \ -height $HEIGHT_INCHES 2> /dev/null | print_ps else find_filter ppmtopgm || fatal_filter ppmtopgm ppmtopgm | print_pgm fi fi } #============================================================================= # print_ps # # Print PostScript files. #============================================================================= print_ps() { local paper gs_cmd if [ "$DUPLEX" ] && [ "$PRINTER" != PS -o -z "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" ]; then unset DUPLEX print_ps_duplex return elif [ "$PRINTER" = PS ]; then ps_postprocessing | print_data return fi find_filter gs || fatal_filter gs : ${GS_FONTPATH:=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1:/var/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1} : ${GS_LIB:=$GS_FONTPATH} export GS_FONTPATH GS_LIB [ "$PAPERSIZE" = tabloid ] && paper=11x17 || paper="$PAPERSIZE" case "$PRINTER" in *.upp) gs_cmd="gs -q -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER -dPARANOIDSAFER -sstdout=%stderr \ @'$PRINTER' -sPAPERSIZE='$paper' -sOutputFile=- \ ${PS_INIT:+'$PS_INIT'} - ${PS_EXIT:+'$PS_EXIT'}" ;; *) gs_cmd="gs -q -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER -dPARANOIDSAFER -sstdout=%stderr \ -sDEVICE='$PRINTER' -sPAPERSIZE='$paper' \ ${RESOLUTION:+-r'$RESOLUTION'} -sOutputFile=- $GS_FEATURES \ ${PS_INIT:+'$PS_INIT'} - ${PS_EXIT:+'$PS_EXIT'}" ;; esac if [ "$POST_FILTER" ]; then find_filter "$POST_FILTER" || fatal_filter "$POST_FILTER" gs_cmd="$gs_cmd | '$POST_FILTER' $POST_FILTER_OPTS" fi ps_postprocessing | eval $gs_cmd | print_data } print_ps_duplex() { local copies c is_odd print_odd_pages() { [ "$copies" != 1 ] && SAVE_DUPLEX_COPY=odd psselect -q -o ${DUPLEX_REVERSE_ODD:+-r} < "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex.ps" | \ print_ps } print_even_pages() { [ "$copies" != 1 ] && SAVE_DUPLEX_COPY=even [ -n "$is_odd" -a -n "$DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN" ] && \ printf "$BLANK_PAGE" | print_data psselect -q -e ${DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN:+-r} < "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex.ps" | \ print_ps [ -n "$is_odd" -a -z "$DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN" ] && \ printf "$BLANK_PAGE" | print_data } # try to set up a special named pipe (FIFO) for communication; has to be # world writable mkfifo -m 622 "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex-key" if [ -p "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex-key" ]; then find_filter psselect || fatal_filter psselect # make page count even by adding a blank page if needed case $(ps_postprocessing | tee "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex.ps" | \ psselect -p_1 2>&1 >/dev/null | tr "[]" "0\n" | head -1) in 01) # don't bother to print 1 page in duplex mode print_ps < "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex.ps" rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex.ps" "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex-key" return ;; *[13579]) is_odd=set ;; *) unset is_odd ;; esac # don't process PostScript with the pstools again SKIP_POSTPROCESSING=set copies="$COPIES"; COPIES=1 if [ "$DUPLEX_ODD_FIRST" ]; then print_odd_pages; duplex_notification; print_even_pages else print_even_pages; duplex_notification; print_odd_pages fi rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex.ps" # turn on the copy machine! if [ "$copies" != 1 ]; then unset SAVE_DUPLEX_COPY if [ "$DUPLEX_ODD_FIRST" ]; then for c in $(seq 2 "$copies"); do print_data < "$APS_TMPDIR/copy-odd" duplex_notification print_data < "$APS_TMPDIR/copy-even" done else for c in $(seq 2 "$copies"); do print_data < "$APS_TMPDIR/copy-even" duplex_notification print_data < "$APS_TMPDIR/copy-odd" done fi fi else # the FIFO couldn't be set up, so print the file simplex style echo >&2 "apsfilter warning: duplex fifo couldn't be created" print_ps fi rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex-key" } ps_postprocessing() { if [ "$SKIP_POSTPROCESSING" ]; then cat else eval ${PS_BOOK:+psbook -q |} \ ${PS_NUP:+psnup -q -$PS_NUP ${LANDSCAPE:+$PSNUP_ROTATE} |} \ ps_set_duplex ${PS_UTILS:+| $PS_UTILS} fi } ps_set_duplex() { local tray find_filter psset || fatal_filter psset [ "$PAPERTRAY" ] && tray="-Spapertray:$PAPERTRAY" if [ "$DUPLEX" ]; then if [ "$BINDING" = short ]; then psset -n -q -t $tray else psset -n -q -d $tray fi else psset -n -q -s $tray fi } duplex_notification() { local duplex_passwd key # send an instruction mail to the user saying to flip the sheets, # put them back in and echo a special key into the FIFO to resume # the operation duplex_passwd=`"$AWK" 'BEGIN { srand(); for (i=0; i<8; i++) \ printf "%02x", int(256*rand()) }'` { cat < '$APS_TMPDIR/duplex-key' Note: This command must be entered on a single line. Use cut-and-paste whenever possible -- switch off auto-wrapping of lines in your mail reader if needed. Do not reply to this message. It was generated by apsfilter. In case of an error, please contact your system administator. EOF } | "@sendmail@" -oem -t # now wait for the secret key (busy read from a FIFO) key=dummy while [ "$key" != "$duplex_passwd" ]; do read $read_r key < "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex-key" done } #============================================================================= # print_rar # # Print a summary of a RAR archive. #============================================================================= print_rar() { cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/rar" if find_filter unrar; then unrar v "$APS_TMPDIR/rar" | print_ascii else find_filter rar || fatal_filter rar rar v "$APS_TMPDIR/rar" | print_ascii fi rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/rar" } #============================================================================= # print_ras # # Print Sun RasterFiles. #============================================================================= print_ras() { local opts if find_filter convert; then do_convert ras elif find_filter ras2ps; then [ "$COLOR" = full ] && opts="-C" ras2ps $opts | print_ps elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in ras else find_filter rasttopnm || fatal_filter rasttopnm rasttopnm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_raw # # Print raw data. #============================================================================= print_raw() { { [ "$RAW_PROLOGUE" ] && printf $RAW_PROLOGUE cat [ "$RAW_EPILOGUE" ] && printf $RAW_EPILOGUE } | print_data } #============================================================================= # print_rle # # Print RLE images. #============================================================================= print_rle() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert rle elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in rle else find_filter rletopnm || fatal_filter rletopnm rletopnm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_rpm # # Print a summary of an RPM package. #============================================================================= print_rpm() { local queryformat find_filter rpm || fatal_filter rpm queryformat="Name : %-27{NAME} Distribution: %{DISTRIBUTION} Version : %-27{VERSION} Vendor: %{VENDOR} Release : %-27{RELEASE} Build Date: %{BUILDTIME:date} Install date: %-27{INSTALLTIME:date} Build Host: %{BUILDHOST} Group : %-27{GROUP} Source RPM: %{SOURCERPM} Size : %{SIZE} Summary : %{SUMMARY} Description :\n%{DESCRIPTION} Files: [ %{FILENAMES}\n]\ Requires: [ %{REQUIRENAME} %{REQUIREFLAGS:depflags} %{REQUIREVERSION}\n]\ Provides: [ %{PROVIDES}\n]" # this silly contruction avoids a "broken pipe" error { rpm --qf "$queryformat" -qp -- -; cat > /dev/null; } | print_ascii } #============================================================================= # print_sgi # # Print SGI images. #============================================================================= print_sgi() { if find_filter convert; then # convert doesn't seem to like an explicit "sgi" here do_convert elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in sgi else find_filter sgitopnm || fatal_filter sgitopnm sgitopnm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_sketch # # Print Sketch files. # # Note: If your document contains inline images (bitmap, EPS, etc.), it's # probably better to convert it to PostScript by hand first, otherwise # the relative paths will cause sk2ps to barf. #============================================================================= print_sketch() { find_filter sk2ps || fatal_filter sk2ps sk2ps /dev/stdin | print_ps } #============================================================================= # print_tar # # Print a summary of a TAR archive. #============================================================================= print_tar() { find_filter tar || fatal_filter tar tar tvf - | print_ascii } #============================================================================= # print_tga # # Print Targa images. #============================================================================= print_tga() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert tga elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in tga else find_filter tgatoppm || fatal_filter tgatoppm tgatoppm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_tgif # # Print TGIF drawings. #============================================================================= print_tgif() { local opts find_filter tgif || fatal_filter tgif cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/tgif.obj" [ "$COLOR" = full ] && opts="-color" || opts="-gray" tgif -print -adobe -ps -stdout $opts "$APS_TMPDIR/tgif.obj" 2> /dev/null \ | print_ps rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/tgif.obj" } #============================================================================= # print_tiff # # Print TIFF images. #============================================================================= print_tiff() { cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/tiff" if find_filter tiff2ps; then tiff2ps -a2 -w $WIDTH_INCHES -h $HEIGHT_INCHES "$APS_TMPDIR/tiff" | \ print_ps elif find_filter convert; then do_convert tiff < "$APS_TMPDIR/tiff" elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in tiff < "$APS_TMPDIR/tiff" else find_filter tifftopnm || fatal_filter tifftopnm tifftopnm "$APS_TMPDIR/tiff" | print_pnm fi rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/tiff" } #============================================================================= # print_troff # # Print troff files. #============================================================================= print_troff() { find_filter grog || fatal_filter grog find_filter groff || fatal_filter groff eval `grog -S -Tps - < "$HEADER"` | print_ps } #============================================================================= # print_wmf # # Print Windows Metafiles. #============================================================================= print_wmf() { cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/wmf" if find_filter wmf2eps; then wmf2eps --ps ${LANDSCAPE:+--landscape} ${PORTRAIT:+--portrait} \ --centre "$APS_TMPDIR/wmf" | print_ps else find_filter sk2ps || fatal_filter sk2ps sk2ps "$APS_TMPDIR/wmf" | print_ps fi rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/wmf" } #============================================================================= # print_wpg # # Print WordPerfect graphics. #============================================================================= print_wpg() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert wpg else find_filter nconvert || fatal_filter nconvert do_nconvert -in wpg fi } #============================================================================= # print_xcf # # Print GIMP XCF files. #============================================================================= print_xcf() { find_filter nconvert || fatal_filter nconvert cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/xcf" do_nconvert -in xcf < "$APS_TMPDIR/xcf" rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/xcf" } #============================================================================= # print_xpm # # Print X pixmaps. #============================================================================= print_xpm() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert xpm elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in xpm else find_filter xpmtoppm || fatal_filter xpmtoppm xpmtoppm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_xwd # # Print X window dump files. #============================================================================= print_xwd() { if find_filter convert; then do_convert xwd elif find_filter nconvert; then do_nconvert -in xwd else find_filter xwdtopnm || fatal_filter xwdtopnm xwdtopnm | print_pnm fi } #============================================================================= # print_zip # # Print a summary of a ZIP archive. #============================================================================= print_zip() { find_filter unzip || fatal_filter unzip cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/zip" unzip -v "$APS_TMPDIR/zip" | print_ascii rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/zip" } #============================================================================= # print_zoo # # Print a summary of a Zoo archive. #============================================================================= print_zoo() { find_filter zoo || fatal_filter zoo cat > "$APS_TMPDIR/zoo" zoo l "$APS_TMPDIR/zoo" | print_ascii rm -f "$APS_TMPDIR/zoo" } #============================================================================= # unpack HANDLER # # Unpack input and pass it on to HANDLER. #============================================================================= unpack() { local HEADER FILE_TYPE unpacker unpacker_opts DEPTH=$(($DEPTH + 1)) HEADER="$APS_TMPDIR/header$DEPTH" dd bs=1k count=16 > "$HEADER" 2> /dev/null FILE_TYPE=`file "$HEADER"` FILE_TYPE=`echo ${FILE_TYPE#$HEADER: } | tr A-Z a-z` unpacker= case "$FILE_TYPE" in bzip*) unpacker=bzip2 ; unpacker_opts=-d ;; gzip*|packed*|old\ packed*) unpacker=gzip ; unpacker_opts=-d ;; compress*) unpacker=zcat ; unpacker_opts= ;; frozen*) unpacker=fcat ; unpacker_opts= ;; lzop*) unpacker=lzop ; unpacker_opts=-d ;; empty) rm -f "$HEADER"; return ;; esac if [ "$unpacker" ]; then find_filter $unpacker || fatal_unpacker $unpacker cat "$HEADER" - | $unpacker $unpacker_opts | unpack "$@" else cat "$HEADER" - | eval "$@" fi rm -f "$HEADER" } ############################################################################## # Main Body ############################################################################## #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Process command line arguments. # # Recognized options: # -c # -h HOST # -H HOST (LPRng) # -n USER # -L USER (LPRng) # -C CLASS # -Z Z_OPTS (LPRng) # -f JOB (LPRng) # # Options and their arguments can also be concatenated (e.g. `-nroot'). # # Unrecognized options are ignored. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do variable= case "$1" in -c) LPD_METHOD=raw ;; -h*|-H*) variable=HOST ;; -n*|-L*) variable=USER ;; -C*) variable=CLASS ;; -Z*) variable=Z_OPTS ;; -f*) variable=JOB ;; -*) variable=variable ;; *) ACCT_FILE="$1" ;; esac if [ "$variable" ]; then value="${1#-?}" if [ ! "$value" ]; then shift value="$1" fi eval $variable='"$value"' fi shift done unset variable value #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Directories. # # CONF_DIR: The global apsfilter configuration directory. # # HOMEDIR: User's home directory (extracted from /etc/passwd). # # SPOOLDIR: The lpd spool directory. # # TMPDIR: Directory used for storing temporary files. # # APS_TMPDIR: Directory used for storing temporary files securely. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # check if we must use the "-r" flag for "read" operations if echo dummy | read -r dummy 2>/dev/null; then read_r="-r" else unset read_r fi CONF_DIR=$(dirname $(dirname $(dirname $0))) [ -d "$CONF_DIR/basedir" ] || fatal_basedir HOMEDIR="`eval echo ~$USER`" case "$HOMEDIR" in [!/]*) # the shell doesn't know tilde expansion HOMEDIR=` if find_filter ypcat; then # we're on a NIS (aka yp) client ypcat passwd | grep "^$USER:" else grep "^$USER:" /etc/passwd fi | \ if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then # grep found something IFS=: read $read_r user passwd uid gid gecos home shell echo "$home" fi ` ;; esac SPOOLDIR="${SPOOL_DIR:-${ACCT_FILE%/*}}" [ "$SPOOLDIR" ] || fatal_spooldir # get the printer queue name from the spool dir name QUEUE=`basename $SPOOLDIR` #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Process configuration files. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [ -f "$CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc" ] && . "$CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc" [ -f "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc" ] || fatal_config # this file does the basic configuration for each printer (driver name, # paper size, method, resolution), so it must be present . "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc" [ -f "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc.$USER" ] && \ . "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc.$USER" # aps2file runs in userland, so we can safely use user-specific configuration [ "$APS2FILE_CONTEXT" ] && USE_USER_CODE=set [ -n "$USE_USER_CODE" -a -f "$HOMEDIR/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.$QUEUE" ] && \ . "$HOMEDIR/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.$QUEUE" export PATH # our private temporary directory has mode 711 so that the user can see our # fifo "$APS_TMPDIR/duplex-key" (in case it's needed) : ${TMPDIR:=/tmp} APS_TMPDIR="$TMPDIR/apsfilter$$" rm -rf "$APS_TMPDIR" mkdir -m 711 "$APS_TMPDIR" if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then # maybe someone tried a denial-of-service attack find_filter mktemp || fatal_tmpdir APS_TMPDIR=`mktemp -q -d "$TMPDIR/apsfilter.XXXXXX"` || fatal_tmpdir chmod 711 "$APS_TMPDIR" fi echo 0 >"$APS_TMPDIR/rc" # gs doesn't always remove its temp files; let it use our private # temp directory, so that everything will be removed later on export TEMP="$APS_TMPDIR" TMPDIR="$APS_TMPDIR" # default value for AWK (you can change it in apsfilterrc) : ${AWK:=@awk@} # various quality setting defaults : ${QUALITY:=medium} ${SWEEP:=bi} ${MEDIA:=plain} ${COLOR:=full} # if raw printing was requested on the lpr command line ("-l" or "-b" switch), # it has higher priority than the value in apsfilterrc, but can be set to be # ignored anyway (to please buggy remote spoolers) [ -n "$LPD_METHOD" -a -z "$IGNORE_LPD_RAW" ] && METHOD=raw #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Process the control file. # # We don't do this when LPRng is used since it gives us all the information we # need on the command line. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # LPRng sets $CONTROL, and BSD lpr doesn't. if [ ! "$CONTROL" ]; then { read pid read $read_r control_file } < "$SPOOLDIR/lock" while read $read_r line; do value="${line#?}" case "$line" in C*) CLASS="$value" ;; H*) HOST="$value" ;; J*) JOB="$value" ;; N*) FNAME="$value" ;; P*) USER="$value" ;; esac done < "$SPOOLDIR/$control_file" : ${JOB:=$FNAME} unset pid control_file line value fi #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Don't show a job title if it's coming from standard input. # # BSD lpr uses `stdin' for this case, and LPRng uses `(stdin)' or `(STDIN)'. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [ "$JOB" = stdin -o "$JOB" = '(stdin)' -o "$JOB" = '(STDIN)' ] && unset JOB #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Parse the command line options (via -C, -Z and -o). #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- if [ "$CLASS$Z_OPTS" ]; then old_ifs="$IFS" IFS=:, set -- $CLASS $Z_OPTS IFS="$old_ifs" unset old_ifs for option; do case "$option" in lo|low) # printing quality QUALITY=low ;; hi|high) QUALITY=high ;; med|medium) QUALITY=medium ;; draft|photo) QUALITY=$option ;; uni|bi) # uni/bi-directional printing SWEEP=$option ;; plain|coated|glossy|premium|trans) MEDIA=$option ;; # paper type color|colour) # color printing COLOR=full ;; gray|grey) COLOR=gray ;; mono) COLOR=mono ;; a3|a4|legal|letter|ledger|tabloid) PAPERSIZE=$option ;; # paper size ascii|auto|raw) # force printing method METHOD=$option ;; a2ps|mpage|enscript|recode) # choose filter for ASCII files ASCII_FILTER=$option ;; 1pps|2pps|4pps|8pps) # pages per sheet PS_NUP=${option%pps}; ASCII_PPS=$PS_NUP ;; header|noheader) # use ASCII headers? ASCII_HEADER=${option#noheader} ;; border|noborder) # use ASCII borders? ASCII_BORDER=${option#noborder} ;; pretty=[012]) # pretty-printing mode PRETTY_PRINTING=${option#pretty=} ;; duplex|simplex) # use duplex printing? DUPLEX=${option#simplex} ;; shortbind|longbind) # binding edge for hardware duplex BINDING=${option%bind} ;; tray[0-9]) # paper tray selection PAPERTRAY=${option#tray} ;; book) # "book" printing mode PS_BOOK=set PS_NUP=2 ASCII_PPS=2 DUPLEX=set BINDING=short ;; land*|port*) # force paper orientation LANDSCAPE=${option##port*}; ASCII_LANDSCAPE=$LANDSCAPE ;; copies=*) # no of copies COPIES=${option#copies=} ;; [A-Z]) # class specification ;; *) # unknown option echo >&2 "apsfilter warning: unknown option '$option'" ;; esac done unset option fi #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Fix the options. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- : ${MAXCOPIES:=10} [ "${COPIES##*[^0-9]*}" ] || COPIES=1 # now $COPIES is an integer number [ "$COPIES" -gt "$MAXCOPIES" ] && COPIES="$MAXCOPIES" [ "$COPIES" = 0 ] && exit # printing 0 copies is _really_ fast :) [ "$LANDSCAPE" ] && PORTRAIT= || LANDSCAPE= PORTRAIT=set [ "$BINDING" = short ] || BINDING=long [ "$DISABLE_DUPLEX" ] && unset DUPLEX : ${ASCII_LANDSCAPE=$LANDSCAPE} ${ASCII_PPS=$PS_NUP} ${BLANK_PAGE:='\012\014'} : ${PRETTY_PRINTING:=1} case "$PS_NUP" in 2|4|8) ;; *) unset PS_NUP ;; esac PSNUP_ROTATE="-l" # if the admin decides to restrict certain options for the printer(s), # it will be done in the following scripts [ -e "$CONF_DIR/restrictions" ] && . "$CONF_DIR/restrictions" [ -e "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/restrictions" ] && . "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/restrictions" case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) WIDTH_POINTS=595; HEIGHT_POINTS=842 WIDTH_INCHES=8.26; HEIGHT_INCHES=11.69 ;; a3) WIDTH_POINTS=842; HEIGHT_POINTS=1190 WIDTH_INCHES=11.69; HEIGHT_INCHES=16.53 ;; letter) WIDTH_POINTS=612; HEIGHT_POINTS=792 WIDTH_INCHES=8.5; HEIGHT_INCHES=11 ;; legal) WIDTH_POINTS=612; HEIGHT_POINTS=1008 WIDTH_INCHES=8.5; HEIGHT_INCHES=14 ;; ledger) WIDTH_POINTS=1224; HEIGHT_POINTS=792 WIDTH_INCHES=17; HEIGHT_INCHES=11 ;; tabloid) WIDTH_POINTS=792; HEIGHT_POINTS=1224 WIDTH_INCHES=11; HEIGHT_INCHES=17 ;; *) # use safe default values (small enough) WIDTH_POINTS=595; HEIGHT_POINTS=792 WIDTH_INCHES=8.26; HEIGHT_INCHES=11 ;; esac # if we print to a NetWare or remote lpd printer, rather let them do copies # (for lower network impact); otherwise we will do it locally if [ "${REMOTE_COPIES=set}" ]; then if [ -f "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/netware.conf" -o \ -f "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/lpr.conf" ]; then unset HARDWARE_COPIES else unset REMOTE_COPIES fi fi # now we call the driver script which assigns proper values to RESOLUTION # and GS_FEATURES, hopefully :) case "$PRINTER" in *.upp) # uniprint profile -- everything is hard-coded ;; *) DRIVER_SCRIPT="$PRINTER" if [ ! -e "$CONF_DIR/basedir/driver/$DRIVER_SCRIPT" ]; then # get the script name from the mapping file DRIVER_SCRIPT=$(grep ":$PRINTER:" \ "$CONF_DIR/basedir/driver/MAPPING" | sed "s/:.*//") fi if [ -z "$DRIVER_SCRIPT" ]; then echo >&2 "apsfilter: driver script '$PRINTER' not yet available" elif [ -e "$CONF_DIR/basedir/driver/$DRIVER_SCRIPT" ]; then . "$CONF_DIR/basedir/driver/$DRIVER_SCRIPT" else fatal_driver_script fi # correct some printer/model settings case "$PRINTER" in omni/*|hpijs/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDeviceName=${PRINTER#*/}" PRINTER=${PRINTER%%/*} ;; stp/*|hpdj/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sModel=${PRINTER#*/}" PRINTER=${PRINTER%%/*} ;; pcl3/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sSubdevice=${PRINTER#pcl3/}" PRINTER=pcl3 ;; gimp/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDeviceModel='${PRINTER#gimp/}' \ -sIjsServer=ijsgimpprint -dIjsUseOutputFD" PRINTER=ijs ;; ijs/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDeviceModel='${PRINTER#ijs/}' \ -sIjsServer=hpijs -dIjsUseOutputFD" PRINTER=ijs ;; esac ;; esac # if the driver does copying/duplex by itself, we won't do it anymore # (hopefully the correct options have been added in the printer script) if [ "$PRINTER" != PS ]; then [ "$HARDWARE_COPIES" ] && COPIES=1 [ "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" ] && unset DUPLEX fi #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Call the appropriate printing function. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- case "$METHOD" in auto) unpack print_auto ;; ascii) unpack print_ascii ;; raw) print_raw ;; *) fatal_method ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/bin/apspreview.in0000644000175000017500000000735607440502672020232 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! /bin/sh # -*- sh -*- # # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/bin/apspreview.in,v 1.1.2.6 2002/03/03 20:21:14 andreas Exp $ # # apspreview by Michael Loßin # # create a temporary PostScript file using apsfilter and preview it # error() { echo >&2 "error: $1" rm -rf "$APS_TMPDIR" exit 1 } usage() { cat >&2 < /dev/null 2>&1; then viewer=gv elif type kghostview > /dev/null 2>&1; then viewer=kghostview elif type ghostview > /dev/null 2>&1; then viewer=ghostview else error "can't find a suitable PostScript viewer" fi QUEUE=${PRINTER:-lp} unset Z_OPTS INPUT_FILES # parse commandline while [ "$1" ]; do case "$1" in -P) shift; QUEUE="$1" ;; -P*) QUEUE="${1#-P}" ;; -Z) shift; Z_OPTS="-Z$1" ;; -Z*) Z_OPTS="$1" ;; -h|--help) usage ;; -*) error "unknown option '$1'" ;; *) # silly construction to allow spaces in filenames INPUT_FILES="$INPUT_FILES $1" ;; esac shift done # if the queue name is an alias, parse printcap for the original name if [ ! -d "$APS_CONFDIR/$QUEUE" ]; then # quote forward slashes q=$(echo "$QUEUE" | sed 's%/%\\/%') q=$("@awk@" -F":" "/^${q}[|:]|^[^#].*\|${q}[|:]/,/^#/ \ { if (\$0 ~ /:sd=/) print \$2 }" < "@printcap@") if [ "$q" ]; then QUEUE="${q##*/}" else error "couldn't resolve printer name '$QUEUE' in @printcap@" fi fi if [ ! -f "@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc" ]; then error "no configuration file found for queue '$QUEUE'" fi # create temporary configuration directory : ${TMPDIR:=/tmp} APS_TMPDIR="$TMPDIR/apspreview$$" rm -rf "$APS_TMPDIR" mkdir -m 700 "$APS_TMPDIR" if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then APS_TMPDIR=`mktemp -q -d "$TMPDIR/apspreview.XXXXXX"` \ || error "can't create temporary directory" chmod 700 "$APS_TMPDIR" fi trap 'rm -rf "$APS_TMPDIR"' 0 ln -s "@datadir@/apsfilter" "$APS_TMPDIR/basedir" mkdir "$APS_TMPDIR/$QUEUE" || error "can't create temporary directory" # use global configuration files (if available) if [ -f "@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsfilterrc" ]; then ln -s "@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsfilterrc" "$APS_TMPDIR/apsfilterrc" fi if [ -f "@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/restrictions" ]; then ln -s "@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/restrictions" "$APS_TMPDIR/restrictions" fi if [ -f "@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/$QUEUE/restrictions" ]; then ln -s "@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/$QUEUE/restrictions" \ "$APS_TMPDIR/$QUEUE/restrictions" fi # create local configuration file from the original one { cat "@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc" # overwrite the PRINTER setting for previewing echo "PRINTER=PS" # let's say we have a good PostScript printer :^) echo "HARDWARE_DUPLEX=set" echo "HARDWARE_COPIES=set" } > "$APS_TMPDIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc" export APS_CONFDIR="$APS_TMPDIR" # convert file to PostScript (one after another), then preview it : ${INPUT_FILES:=/dev/stdin} # regain file list (potentially spaces) with strange IFS setting IFS=" " for file in $INPUT_FILES; do echo "converting '$file'..." @bindir@/aps2file "$file" -P"$QUEUE" $Z_OPTS -o "$APS_TMPDIR/apspreview.ps" filetype=$(file "$APS_TMPDIR/apspreview.ps") case $(echo ${filetype#$APS_TMPDIR/apspreview.ps: } | tr A-Z a-z) in postscript*) echo "previewing PostScript data with $viewer..." $viewer "$APS_TMPDIR/apspreview.ps" ;; *) echo "aps2file didn't yield PostScript, skipping '$file'..." ;; esac done apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/bin/setup_dvips.sh0000755000175000017500000000555207076323420020412 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! /bin/sh # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/bin/setup_dvips.sh,v 1.2 2000/04/16 11:42:08 andreas Exp $ # Script to make apsfilter work with TeX and dvips properly, cause # there are version of dvips "on the net" floating around not working # properly. # Just some basic error-testing is done, perhaps more if the script is # used more widely and the first bug-reports reach us :-) read_mode() { echo " Please enter the mode metafont uses to create fonts for your " echo " Printer. Proper mode-strings can be found in your modes.mf " echo " database in your mf-Directory " echo " " echo -n "Metafont-Mode : " read MODE } check_valid_mode() { TEMPDIR=${TMP:-"/tmp"} TMPDIR=$TEMPDIR/aps$$ test -d $TMPDIR || mkdir $TMPDIR cd $TMPDIR || return rm -f *gf 2> /dev/null mf '\mode='$MODE'; input logo10' >& /dev/null RES_X=`echo logo10*gf | sed 's/logo10.//;s/gf//'` RES=RES_X rm -f *gf 2> /dev/null mf '\mode='$MODE'; landscape; input logo10' >& /dev/null RES_Y=`echo logo10*gf | sed 's/logo10.//;s/gf//'` cd $TEMPDIR rm -rf $TMPDIR if [ $RES_X = 2602 ]; then echo " " echo " Please check your Mode, Metafont dropped into proof-mode. " echo " This usually happens if the Mode isn't recognized. " echo " " exit 1 fi EASY=true if [ $RES_Y != $RES_X ]; then EASY=false echo " " echo " Your printer uses a different resolution for X- and Y-direction. " echo " We will take care of this!" echo " " RES=${RES_X}x${RES_Y} else RES=$RES_X fi } read_config_dir() { echo " " echo " Please enter the directory-name where TeX keeps its PostScript " echo " Configuration-files. If you are not sure where to find it search " echo " for a file named config.ps, this is a good starting point! " echo " " echo -n " TeX-Configuration-Dir : " read CONFIG_DIR } check_config_dir() { if [ ! -d $CONFIG_DIR ];then echo " " echo " You didn't enter a valid directory-name, please check your input." echo " " exit 1 fi if [ ! -f `dirname $CONFIG_DIR"/e"`/config.ps ]; then echo `dirname $CONFIG_DIR"/e"`/config.ps echo " " echo " The directory you entered does NOT contain the config.ps-file " echo " and so it is very unlikely the TeX-config-directory. " echo " Bye!! " exit 1 fi } create_config_file() { echo " " echo " We create a config-file for a $RES DPI Printer in $CONFIG_DIR " echo " " echo " creating `dirname $CONFIG_DIR"/e"`/config.$RES " if [ $EASY = true ]; then echo "M $MODE" > `dirname $CONFIG_DIR"/e"`/config.$RES echo "R $RES_X" >> `dirname $CONFIG_DIR"/e"`/config.$RES else echo "M $MODE" > `dirname $CONFIG_DIR"/e"`/config.$RES echo "X $RES_X" >> `dirname $CONFIG_DIR"/e"`/config.$RES echo "Y $RES_Y" >> `dirname $CONFIG_DIR"/e"`/config.$RES fi echo " Done ! " echo " " echo " Much fun using apsfilter together with dvips! " echo " " exit 0 } read_mode check_valid_mode read_config_dir check_config_dir create_config_file apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/ANNOUNCE0000644000175000017500000004054710203620773016067 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/ANNOUNCE,v 1.77.2.16 2005/02/13 09:46:35 andreas Exp $ Contents of this ANNOUNCE file 1. SUPPORT 2. DESIGN CHANGES 3. NEW FEATURES 4. SECURITY 5. DOCUMENTATION 6. CONTRIBUTIONS 7. BUG FIXES 8. CODE IMPROVEMENTS 9. INTERNET RESOURCES 10. UPGRADE SUGGESTIONS 11. DONATIONS / SPONSORS New in Apsfilter 7.2.6 (BUGFIX Release) ======================================= 7. BUG FIXES - HPDJ550C doesn't support CMYK: fix in two drivers (pcl3/hpdj550c and hpdj/550C) to use CMY+K mode thanks to Zahemszky Gábor New in Apsfilter 7.2.5 (BUGFIX Release) ======================================= 7. BUG FIXES - Fixed nasty bug in SETUP that affected printing onto windows remote printer under FreeBSD and other systems. In short: you had a very good chance to trap into this if you are on a secure system where lpd is NOT running under root permissions. Symptoms: you can print a test page to the windows printer successfully within SETUP, but when doing it using lpr from the shell or application, then you end up with a huge error log in the printers spool dir. Permissions of config files for novell and appletalk remote printers have also been fixed in this new release. New in Apsfilter 7.2.4 (BUGFIX Release) ======================================= 3. NEW FEATURES - some ijs driver scripts got more differentiation concerning options for print quality. 5. DOCUMENTATION - wrong manual reference in apsfilter manpage, changed from smbprint(1) to smbclient(1) - apsfilter handbook got a path fix and cosmetic changes - support for ijs 1.1 and later (prior 1.0 and later) 7. BUG FIXES - driver/stp/escp2-440 - set traditional umask in SETUP (022) just for the case somebodies root account has strange default settings not to end up with screwed permissions, that make printing impossible. - update driver MAPPINGS 8. CODE IMPROVEMENTS - partly cosmetic, get rid of GS_MODEL - modified gs_cmnd New in Apsfilter 7.2.3 (BUGFIX Release) ======================================= 2. DESIGN CHANGES - move several SETUP files to the .../etc/apsfilter directory instead of .../share/apsfilter (which might be write-protected) 3. NEW FEATURES - support for newer HP IJS driver - support for "ijsgimpprint" driver (in new driver/gimp/ directory) - add "pretty=0/1/2" command line option (plus PRETTY_PRINTING=0/1/2 variable) to explicitly set the highlight level for text-to-PostScript converters (none/normal/heavy) 7. BUG FIXES - unbreak printing via smbclient, worked in SETUP but not after installation due to typo in SMB_IP variable - fix "remote copies" parameter to lpr - add RECODE_PROLOGUE and RECODE_EPILOGUE variables to be used before/after "recode" conversion (will be used in addition to RAW_PROLOGUE and RAW_EPILOGUE) - clean up template apsfilterrc to separate default values from examples New in Apsfilter 7.2.2 (BUGFIX Release) ======================================= 3. NEW FEATURES - new driver scripts: ljet4l, pips/sc70s, pips/sc80s, stp/pcl-2, stp/pcl-4 7. BUG FIXES - replace awk "duplex" function with psset call - adjust psnup rotation to various converters for landscape mode - add landscape option to enscript command line - introduce IGNORE_LPD_RAW variable to please buggy spoolers that send jobs in raw mode - sanitize ": ${foo:-bar}" to ": ${foo:=bar}" - make n{c}print line whitespace-safe - save return code in global temporary file - typo in wmf2eps line - make apspreview use global "restrictions" file - get basedir in SETUP from configure - protect $foo[bar] contructs from being expanded to array elements by zsh - add "-dPARANOIDSAFER" for gs7.04 (harmless for all older releases) - save "rm" and "rp" in SETUP.cfg - add some hints w.r.t landscape and n-up in handbook - remove media types in scripts for some PCL printers - be more helpful with "invalid method" - LaserJet 4L needs fixed 300dpi - LN macro in Makefile needs -n switch -- we must create a directory link even if one exists already - add .PHONY targets in Makefiles - MAPPING update - change email address in various places New in Apsfilter 7.2.1 (BUGFIX Release) ======================================= 7. BUG FIXES - remove apsfilter installation error when typing "make install" by using ln's -f (force) option to overwrite an existing symlink (just in case you overwrite another installation). - fix some HP driver mapping in MAPPING file - make apspreview work again for FreeBSD (and possibly *BSD). BSD uses a sed implementation, that uses only "normal" regular expressions for backward compatibility not to break existing scripts. Linux (GNU sed) uses "modern REs". We use now awk which turns out to be more portable between different Unix flavours. We use awk instead of sed in other scripts as well (SETUP, aps2file). - import a patch from FreeBSD ports collection necessary for FreeBSD-current to use "user:group" syntax for chown. Old style "user.group" to change owner && group isn't supported anymore. Linux's implementation of chown (from GNU) groks new syntax. New in Apsfilter 7.2.0 ====================== 3. NEW FEATURES - support for NetWare (Novell) remote printer - save network traffic by supporting "remote copies" via new REMOTE_COPIES variable. This tells lpd and Netware print spooler to do copies themselves (enabled by default). - install and test apsfilter as "non-root" user under $HOME ! This helps in testing new apsfilter versions, i.e. to prepare a migration to a new version on a production system. For this feature the configure script supports two new options: --with-printcap=... and --with-spooldir=... 4. SECURITY - use secure temporary directory in SETUP 7. BUG FIXES - aps2file and apspreview now handle printer aliases - remove bogus hpijs driver entries in setup/printer-7.00 (but they were correct in setup/printer-hpijs) - only preview if aps2file generated PostScript - driver: stp/escp2-1160 (thanks to ) - various fixes in driver/MAPPING - adjusted various omni/ scripts to use more reasonable resolution settings - enable PSgs to honor HARDWARE_COPIES - the bjc600 driver script has four new siblings (bjc50, bjc70, bjc4000, bjc7000) to properly handle printers with different print resolutions - various small SETUP clean-ups - create "basedir" link at install time already - doc/Makefile: "make clean" should remove handbook.html since "configure" re-creates it from handbook.html.in - Make handbook generation smarter, cosmetic. New in Apsfilter 7.1.1 ====================== 3. NEW FEATURES - New "apspreview" script and manual page Allows you to preview your printsession using gv, kghostview or ghostview (in that order). If the result fits your need you can of course directly print from within these viewers. - New "apsfilter-bug" utility which supports you to release a helpful bug- or problem report for us developers. Its the first release and certainly will get useful updates in the future. Detects automatically the apsfilter version you use (-current or -stable) and sends mail to proper mailinglist apsfilter-current or apsfilter-stable mailinglist. Would appreciate your feedback ! 5. DOCUMENTATION - Some handbook and manpage updates / fixes. 7. BUG FIXES - pcl3/u970 driver fix for (hardware) duplex printing. Comment: not tested due to hardware fault of our duplex device. Would appreciate some feedback. pcl3 driver is very picky about combination of gs driver options. The options currently in use have been selected from pcl3 handbook to our best knowledge. - unbreak hardware duplex printing for all true Postscript printer - New ljet4 driver for LaserJet4 style lasers. Previously it used the cdeskjet driver, which was wrong. - a2ps sometimes delegates print jobs to other applications even if user wanted to force ASCII printing (using lpr -C ascii). This breaks for example printing of Latex Sources. a2ps will now be executed with "--delegate=no". Fixed ! New in Apsfilter 7.1.0 ====================== 2. DESIGN CHANGES - configure support and a portable written Makefile makes it easier to install apsfilter correctly with proper paths and version numbers in all related files. - Configure options allow easier customized installations 5. DOCUMENTATION - update of apsfilter manpage: supported file types, supported commandline options (lpr -C/-Z), docu fix. 7. BUG FIXES - syntax error in hl1250 driver fixed. New in Apsfilter 7.0.1 ====================== 1. SUPPORT - Support for new HP driver (hpijs 1.0) One special note: the new driver introduce no real change in functionality, but introduce completely unnecessary syntax changes, that require (unnecessary) changes in apsfilter to support both, old and new hpijs driver. From apsfilter's view this is a really braindamaged change from HP, that brings nothing. - new: BJC800 driver, that is slightly different to BJC600 7. BUGFIXES - BJC600 driver fix, syntax for gs changed 8. CODE IMPROVEMENTS - apsfilter: cleanup of debugging code. "set -x" hack is NOT necessary anymore. "aps2file -D" is the right thing to do, to debug apsfilter. - SETUP: more user friendly - don't show insane defaults - check if device is character special New in Apsfilter 7.0.0 ====================== Contents of this ANNOUNCE file: 1. SUPPORT 2. DESIGN CHANGES 3. NEW FEATURES 4. SECURITY 5. DOCUMENTATION 6. CONTRIBUTIONS 7. BUG FIXES 8. CODE IMPROVEMENTS 9. INTERNET RESOURCES 10. UPGRADE SUGGESTIONS 11. DONATIONS / SPONSORS Note: This file lists changes compared to apsfilter 6.1.1 release. See ChangeLog or CVS repository browser for details during development. 1. SUPPORT - Please note, that mails concerning apsfilter that are directly addressed to any of Andreas Klemm's personal account will simply be ignored in the future. This has only organizational reasons: a) He doesn't have the time anymore to answer everything himself b) The mailinlists are there for being used ! Code/Patch submissions should go to apsfilter-hackers, see "mailing-lists" below. - In short: apsfilter support is only available by using the proper mailing-list. Advantage: everybody learns and can re-read the threads in the search- and browseable mailing-list archive. 2. DESIGN CHANGES - each printer driver is now configured with (hopefully) correct options via shell scripts (see driver/ directory) - command line options have been unified, no driver-specific stuff anymore; see doc/handbook.html for details - command line options are now case sensitive (this will allow future watermark specifications and other special things to use mixed-case strings) - cleaner SETUP: GS_RESOL, BPP have been replaced by RESOLUTION and COLOR; QUALITY and METHOD are new - PostScript printer devices are now called "PS" and "PSgs"; resolution is set separately - "raw" printer queues are now installed manually (this helps future printer admin tools -- one APS block in printcap will only contain exactly one printer queue) - "unspec" devices of hpdj and pcl3 are now called "hpdj/unspec" and "pcl3/unspec" resp. (instead of just "hpdj" and "pcl3") - PPA_OPTS is gone; this is now a special case of the more general POST_FILTER and POST_FILTER_OPTS mechanism - you need at least ghostscript 6.51 (GNU), 7.00 (AFPL) or higher 3. NEW FEATURES - "aps2file" script to allow printing directly to a file - ghostscript 7.00 support - support for lzop (de)compression - full support for gimp-print/stp, omni, hpijs, pips - support for many more third-party drivers (gs add-ons or via additional filters) - HARDWARE_COPIES variable (set this if your driver can print multiple copies by itself) - option settings can be restricted by the administrator (-> "/usr/local/etc/apsfilter/restrictions" for all printers, "/usr/local/etc/apsfilter/QUEUE/restrictions" for just one queue) - htmldoc is another html->ps converter (which we right now prefer over html2ps) - new papersize: tabloid (which is the same as 11x17; now we clearly state that "ledger" is 17x11 in SETUP) - print file listings of various archive formats - support for X window dumps, Windows Metafiles, TGIF drawings, PAM pixmaps ("xv" thumbnails -- does anyone want to print these?) - non-printer devices (e.g. image creation or PDF distiller) for print-to-file mode 4. SECURITY - slight update for duplex keys 5. DOCUMENTATION - handbook, 2nd ed. (now available as indexed HTML, PS, PDF, text) - documentation consistently uses "/usr/local/share/apsfilter/" and "/usr/local/etc/apsfilter/" as examples - manpage update 6. CONTRIBUTIONS 7. BUG FIXES - pcl3 driver now works correctly (it was not compatible to hpdj, as incorrectly assumed) - simplex mode fixed - "raw" printing requested on the lpr command line ("-l" or "-b") was overruled by the METHOD=... setting in apsfilterrc - printer models shouldn't have been adjustable via command line - SUN rasterfile entries were useless - PPA drivers now (correctly) rely on ppmraw, pgmraw _and_ pbmraw - "pnmtops" can't handle MAXVAL > 255, we need "pnmdepth" as well 8. CODE IMPROVEMENTS - awk executable path can be adjusted (useful for Solaris people) - /etc/printcap gets a verbose comment for each printer (this will be displayed in any "lpq" listing) - SETUP provides some defaults to prevent incomplete configuration - error messages are also sent to the user now (via Cc:) - unknown command line options cause a message to appear in the log - sk2ps can convert FIG drawings to PostScript - Omni update 9. INTERNET RESOURCES - newer, cleaner, better, upper-to-dater and totally baby-blue homepage: http://www.apsfilter.org/ - mailing lists: * apsfilter-announce release announcements * apsfilter-chat general topics * apsfilter-current bug reports for _development_ releases * apsfilter-cvs commit messages for cvs repository * apsfilter-devel development discussion (closed list) * apsfilter-doc documentation stuff * apsfilter-hackers technical discussion, code submissions * apsfilter-help general help; no bug reports! * apsfilter-printing printing problems (and solutions) * apsfilter-stable bug reports for _stable_ releases Information: To: majordomo@apsfilter.org Body: help Subscription: To: majordomo@apsfilter.org Body: subscribe apsfilter-xxx Mailings: To: apsfilter-xxx@apsfilter.org See also: http://www.apsfilter.org/support.html - Mailing list archive, browseable and searchable: http://www.apsfilter.org/Lists-Archives/ - User Forum "Printing under Unix Environment" (mailinglist): apsfilter-printing@apsfilter.org - Portal to other sources of information concerning printing (Linux HOWTOs, gs homepage, LPRng homepage, ...) http://www.apsfilter.org/links.html - Anonymous CVS Server So you can checkout the newest bits and bytes yourself and easily make contributions to -current or -stable source. http://www.apsfilter.org/support.html - CVS repository browser, to keep track of changes: http://www.apsfilter.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi 10. UPGRADE SUGGESTIONS This release is _not_ compatible with previous versions of apsfilter! You have to backup your current apsfilter installation directory (recommended) and rebuild your /etc/printcap file with SETUP. If you have problems with apsfilter and "traditional Berkeley line printer scheduler" (lpd) you should give LPRng a try. LPRng is compatible to BSD-style printer spoolers and offers more functionality as well as security features. 11. DONATIONS / SPONSORS - Apsfilter requires funds to operate due to hardware upgrade issues everyone experiences and other issues that might come up. Other projects sell CDROMs, but this isn't an option for apsfilter, since nobody would buy a CDROM with less then 1 MB software on it. So if you like to make hardware or money donations, feel free to send me a cheque or hardware. Please contact me via e-mail to get conto or postal address. I return I will put you onto our official list of Apsfilter Sponsors. The following URL also lists needed things: http://www.apsfilter.org/donation.html - A list of Apsfilter Sponsors: http://www.apsfilter.org/sponsors.html apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/CONTRIBUTORS0000644000175000017500000000036307154230536016613 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/CONTRIBUTORS,v 1.4 2000/09/02 16:57:02 andreas Exp $ An alphabetical list of apsfilter contributors is available at http://www.apsfilter.org/contrib.html Thanks for all the good ideas over the years ! Andreas /// apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/COPYRIGHT0000644000175000017500000004335607076323404016237 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/COPYRIGHT,v 1.2 2000/04/16 11:41:56 andreas Exp $ # You are permitted to use the apsfilter package in the terms of the GNU General Public License. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/ChangeLog0000644000175000017500000036720610203620773016514 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/ChangeLog,v 1.274.2.45 2005/02/13 09:46:35 andreas Exp $ So 13 Feb 2005 10:45:16 CET Andreas Klemm * Release 7.2.6 So 13 Feb 2005 10:24:01 CET Andreas Klemm * driver/hpdj/550C, driver/pcl3/hpdj550c adjustments to ColorMode/ColorModel as suggested by Zahemszky Gábor So 11 Mai 2003 09:56:27 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter.in: printing of PDF files: use acroread5 before v4 and v3 if present as suggested by Dr. Edward Ajhar Fr 22 Nov 2002 19:40:37 CET Andreas Klemm * roll new bugfix release 7.2.5 which fixes windows/netware/ appletalk remote printing for Unix systems with secure lpd installation, that doesn't run under root privileges (FreeBSD, ...). Fr 22 Nov 2002 19:13:29 CET Andreas Klemm * SETUP: important bugfix config files for remote printing have been secured too much so that lpd, who runs under "daemon" permissions under BSD, was unable to read the config file smbclient.conf with permissions 600 root:daemon. So 10 Nov 2002 17:02:27 CET Andreas Klemm * update the apsfilterrc(5) manual page. Every option is now documented. Updated especially the section concerning the different apsfilterrc conifg files. Big warning NOT to use user manageable config files. But I documented it, because this option is still useful for "single-user" systems, where security is not an issue. So 10 Nov 2002 13:54:56 CET Andreas Klemm * document new pretty command line option introduced with ml-2002-04-14.patch Sa 9 Nov 2002 17:54:44 CET Andreas Klemm * Release 7.2.4 Sa 9 Nov 2002 17:34:28 CET Andreas Klemm * michael.lossin@pdv-FS.de, ml-2002-11-07.patch - fix in driver/stp/escp2-440 - mainly cosmetic changes - support for hpijs 1.1 and later - get rid of GS_MODEL - modified gs_cmnd, use -sstdout, ... - copyright, year 2002 in documentation - handbook cleanups - driver MAPPINGS - cleanup ijs print quality options (use high, medium, low, photo) - cleanup of RECODE_PROLOGUE in apsfilterrc - disable some hpijs printer: 400C, 540C, 600C modified files: bin/apsfilter.in doc/handbook.html.in driver/ijs/APOLLO_P-22 driver/ijs/Apollo-2500-2600 driver/ijs/DESKJET_350 driver/ijs/DESKJET_600 driver/ijs/DESKJET_610 driver/ijs/DESKJET_630 driver/ijs/DESKJET_810 driver/ijs/DESKJET_825 driver/ijs/DESKJET_920 driver/ijs/DESKJET_960 driver/ijs/PHOTOSMART_100 driver/stp/escp2-440 driver/MAPPING driver/st800 sbin/apssetup.in setup/printer-hpijs setup/printer-ijs template/apsfilterrc.in SETUP.in Fr 8 Nov 2002 05:38:26 CET Andreas Klemm * wrong manual reference in apsfilter manpage changed from smbprint to smbclient(1) So 3 Nov 2002 23:47:31 CET Andreas Klemm * Martin.Kraemer@Fujitsu-Siemens.com set umask in SETUP to make it possible to install apsfilter under root environments, that are very restrictive concerning umask settings. So 27 Okt 2002 23:24:10 CET Andreas Klemm * release version 7.2.3 So 27 Okt 2002 22:22:19 CET Andreas Klemm * prepare for version 7.2.3 * Michael Lossin: unbreak printing via smbclient, SETUP was o.k., but a typo in apsfilter broke things. * Michael Loßin, ml-2002-04-14.patch - add support for "ijsgimpprint" driver (in new driver/gimp/ directory) - update support for "ijs" driver (hpijs-1.0.x) to accomodate to new interface - add "pretty=0/1/2" command line option (plus PRETTY_PRINTING=0/1/2 variable) to explicitly set the highlight level for text-to-PostScript converters (none/normal/heavy) - add RECODE_PROLOGUE and RECODE_EPILOGUE variables to be used before/after "recode" conversion (will be used in addition to RAW_PROLOGUE and RAW_EPILOGUE) - fix "remote copies" parameter to lpr - move several SETUP files to the .../etc/apsfilter directory instead of .../share/apsfilter (which might be write-protected) - clean up template apsfilterrc to separate default values from examples Note: If you want to test the ijsgimpprint driver, please bear in mind that any strange behaviour you'll get is most likely caused by the driver itself, not apsfilter. The driver itself is still kind of buggy (I checked 4.2.1-pre5), but apsfilter support should be robust (since it's only syntactic stuff compared to the "stp" driver). The gimp-print folks have announced that the "stp" driver will be phased out after 4.2.x, so I guess support for it will eventually be removed from apsfilter as well. (Maybe we should do the same with "hpdj" and the old "hpijs" driver, since both have been obsoleted.) So 24 Mär 2002 09:27:49 CET Andreas Klemm Added FAQ entry regarding: "Is is possible to persuade apsfilter to attach EOT to PS jobs?" So 3 Mär 2002 21:10:50 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Loßin , ml-2002-03-03.patch - introduce DUPLEX_REVERSE_{EVEN,ODD} and DUPLEX_ODD_FIRST variables for page order selection in fake duplex mode - add optional blank page to make document have even number of pages; introduce new BLANK_PAGE variable - drop "pstops" check, since both psselect and pstops are part of psutils psckage - don't bother printing a 1-page document in duplex mode - make "fake duplex" work correctly with "remote copies" mode - move PS_UTILS command to end of pipeline during ps_postprocessing to allow pages to be reversed at the correct time - add "iso-8859 html" pattern for file type recognition - make apspreview use *local* restrictions config file as well - explain fake duplex more elaborately in handbook (plus a couple of fixes) - use "install -c" in Makefile - add MEDIA default in SETUP - new "cdj670" script (without BPP setting) - new "omni/Canon_S450" script So 24 Feb 2002 16:23:18 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Loßin , ml-2002-02-24.patch - replace awk "duplex" function with psset call - adjust psnup rotation to various converters for landscape mode - add landscape option to enscript command line - introduce IGNORE_LPD_RAW variable to please buggy spoolers that send jobs in raw mode - sanitize ": ${foo:-bar}" to ": ${foo:=bar}" - make n{c}print line whitespace-safe - save return code in global temporary file - typo in wmf2eps line - make apspreview use global "restrictions" file - get basedir in SETUP from configure - protect $foo[bar] contructs from being expanded to array elements by zsh - add "-dPARANOIDSAFER" for gs7.04 (harmless for all older releases) - save "rm" and "rp" in SETUP.cfg - add some hints w.r.t landscape and n-up in handbook - remove media types in scripts for some PCL printers - be more helpful with "invalid method" - LaserJet 4L needs fixed 300dpi - LN macro in Makefile needs -n switch -- we must create a directory link even if one exists already - add .PHONY targets in Makefiles - MAPPING update - change email Fr 18 Jan 2002 09:28:11 CET Andreas Klemm * Josef Karthauser - support for some more HP printer according to linuxprinting.org database. Not all entries are tested with all print resolution, so some feedback would be fine. HP OfficeJet 500|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP OfficeJet 600|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP OfficeJet 625|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP OfficeJet 635|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP OfficeJet 710|ijs/DESKJET_610 HP OfficeJet G55|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet G85|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet G95|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet K60|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet K80|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet Pro 1170C|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet Pro 1175C|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet R45|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet R60|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet R65|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet R80|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet T45|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet T65|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet V40|ijs/DESKJET_930 Do 17 Jan 2002 09:25:26 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin , ml-2002-01-14.patch - while in aps2file mode, don't deliver error mails, rather send messages to stderr only - setup/devices-6.01, setup/printer-6.01 and setup/printer-ps are obsolete - new printer: pips/sc70s - cleanup for setup/printer-epson Fr 11 Jan 2002 23:01:13 CET Andreas Klemm * Release apsfilter 7.2.1 (MFC) * Michael Lossin - Makefile.in: use ln -sf ("force") - SETUP, aps2file, apspreview: fix sed (old style) regular expression problems by using awk. Some systems does't use gnu sed for backward compatibility reasons (FreeBSD,...) not to break existing scripts. GNU sed (Linux) uses "modern REs", FreeBSD for example uses "basic REs" as of 1003.2. See re_format(7) for more info. - use "chown user:group" syntax, since some OS doesn't support old style (chown user.group) anymore (FreeBSD-current, ...) - fix some HP driver mapping in MAPPING file Do 10 Jan 2002 21:38:30 CET Andreas Klemm * For 7.2.0, MFC * Michael Lossin * make handbook build process cleaner - new doc/Makefile - new doc/handbook.html.in - get rid of source.html.in - convert apsfilter4.gif to apsfilter4.png - Makefile: install apsfilter4.png - configure: remove source.html.in Mi 9 Jan 2002 22:03:18 CET Andreas Klemm * Change Version to 7.2.0, because of new features like supporting Novell remote printer. * Adjust ANNOUNCE file for new apsfilter version * MFC: Michael Lossin , ml-2002-01-09.patch - support for NetWare printer servers (with ncprint or nprint); configuration via .../QUEUE/netware.conf - fix: aps2file and apspreview handle printer aliases - fix: hpijs drivers were wrong in setup/printer-7.00 (but correct in setup/printer-hpijs) - fix: only preview if aps2file generated PostScript - stp/escp2-1160 fix (thanks to ) - various fixes in driver/MAPPING - adjusted various omni/ scripts to use more reasonable resolution settings - configure variables: --with-printcap=... and --with-spooldir=... (nice for local installations in $HOME) - relaxed SETUP: don't check for "root", just for read/write permissions in (probably $HOME) dirs; as root do a full check, however - new REMOTE_COPIES variable: tells lpd and NetWare printer servers to do copies themselves (enabled by default), so we save some network traffic - enable PSgs to honor HARDWARE_COPIES - never ending story: the bjc600 driver script has four new siblings (bjc50, bjc70, bjc4000, bjc7000) to properly handle printers with varying resolutions - use secure temporary directory in SETUP - various small SETUP clean-ups - create "basedir" link at install time already - doc/Makefile: "make clean" should remove handbook.html since "configure" re-creates it from handbook.html.in Sa 29 Dez 2001 21:39:10 CET Andreas Klemm * Roll new release 7.1.1 Sa 29 Dez 2001 21:35:27 CET Andreas Klemm - MFC (Merges From Current): - manpage cleanups, update BUGS and USER FORUM section - include in all manpages BUGS, DOCUMENTAION and USER FORUM section from apsfilter(1) manpage, to guide people more to "do the right thing(tm)". - doc/Makefile is missing a RM define - on a make clean we shouldn't remove handbook.html since we have handbook.html under CVS control and distribute it with the apsfilter sources. And we need it for toplevel Makefile's "install:" target ! Sa 29 Dez 2001 19:43:21 CET Andreas Klemm * HOWTO-BUGREPORTS: revamped, since apsfilter-bug is available now. Will keep it under configure control, maybe wee need it later and now it saves a repository copy. Sa 29 Dez 2001 18:00:10 CET Andreas Klemm * Preparation for apsfilter 7.1.1 * MFC (Merges From Current): * Michael Lossin , ml-2001-12-29.patch - new "ljet4" script (thanks to Udo Schweigert); MAPPING update - add "--delegate=no" to A2PS_BASIC (thanks to Camille Dominique) - remove color options from {A2PS,ENSCRIPT}_BASIC, rather handle them dynamically - don't complain if input turns out to be empty, just quit gracefully - handle multiple input files in apspreview - warn about using {2,4,8}pps with both apspreview _and_ printing - when doing "make clean", don't forget doc/ dir * From me: - manpage fixes (see also: apsfilter-preview -> apspreview) Sa 29 Dez 2001 15:59:40 CET Andreas Klemm * Preparation for apsfilter 7.1.1 - MFC (Merges From Current): - Makefile.in: -r 1.58: install new bin/apspreview script and manpage - VERSION -r 1.4: split version info into "version" and "branch" (needed for apsfilter-bug) - bin/aps2file.in -r 1.5: - set shell mode for editors - simplifications from -current, no need to parse printcap -r 1.6: - support for apspreview (APS_CONFDIR) - bin/apsfilter.in -r 1.218: - fix: fix hardware duplex for PS printer -r 1.219: - aps2file context additions - configure -r 1.5: - take apsfilter-bug and manpage under configure control - add @branch@ and @confopts@ - make script apsfilter-bug executable -r 1.6: - take apspreview and manpage under configure control - make script apspreview executable - man/apsfilter.1.in -r 1.28: - updated "see also", apsfilter-bug(1) -r 1.29: - updated "see also", apspreview(1) - man/apsfilterrc.5.in - setup/test.ps.in - template/apsfilterrc.in Mo 24 Dez 2001 20:01:22 CET Andreas Klemm - duplex printing fix for pcl3 driver u970 according to handbook (gs-pcl3.html). My Duplex hardware seems to be malfunctioning, so I can't test. So 23 Dez 2001 18:47:21 CET Andreas Klemm - manpage correction * apsfilter.1.in: - added lpr -C / -Z options - removed sh from SEE ALSO section - update list of supported filetypes - correct info concerning FAQ (included in Handbook) * aps2file.1.in: - HISTORY section fix - Holger Petersen : - bugfix in hl1250 driver (3 missing ;; in case structure) - ANNOUNCE updated - SETUP: update URL of our band So 23 Dez 2001 14:21:55 CET Andreas Klemm - put some more files under configure control: HOWTO-BUGREPORTS, setup/test.ps, template/apsfilterrc - add new configure variable DOT_IN_FILES, which allows automatic creation of a complete make "distclean:" target in Makefile.in So 23 Dez 2001 10:51:30 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin , ml-2001-12-21.patch - Makefile: fix: define RM target clean: is now an empty target new target distclean: removes files created by configure - configure: display the real destination of datadir, sysconfdir, docdir (when defining own paths, configure appends string "/apsfilter", to make sure, that apsfilter gets a subdir of its own. Please tell us, if you have problems with this extra caution. Do 20 Dez 2001 22:27:27 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin , ml-2001-12-20.patch - fix bjc600/800 driver scripts - configure: VERSION read via "." command - new manpage aps2file - Makefile.in: introduce DESTDIR var - INSTALL: introduce configure for installation - Solaris fixes - handbook updates - copyright corrections Do 20 Dez 2001 16:27:27 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin , aps-configure.tar - apsfilter gets configure script, that sets paths and version correctly So 16 Dez 2001 19:24:05 CET Andreas Klemm * general preparation for 7.0.1: - resolve bin/apsfilter.rej (removal of set -x) - update Copyright to -2002 - update release strings to 7.0.1 - update -stable docu, this document is for version 7.0.1 So 16 Dez 2001 18:05:58 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin , ml-2001-12-16.patch - ANNOUNCE: update to 7.0.1, document changes - SETUP: - additional sanity checks for - character special print device - PRINTER, INTERFACE, PAPER variable (has to be set) - support for new hpijs driver 1.0 and old hpijs driver - PRINTER, PAPER, INTERFACE, DEVICE are left blank now, user HAS TO choose proper settings. Everything other seems error prone. - bin/apsfilter: - support for new hpijs 1.0 - remove "set -x for debugging", "aps2file -D" is now "the right thing(tm)", when debugging apsfilter. - therefore 2 debugging specific functions/overwrites (print_data and print_ps) has been removed as well, since aps2file does the job now. - updates for handbook - new driver files for new hpijs driver v 1.0 (driver/ijs subdir) - additional fix for bjc driver, it turned out 600 and 800 have different capabilities, therefore another driver script needed - update for the MAPPING file (bjc800 and ijs driver) So 16 Dez 2001 16:21:51 CET Andreas Klemm * MFC: fix BJC600 driver, use -sPrintQuality instead of -dPrintQuality (Michael Lossin) So 9 Dez 2001 19:01:17 CET Andreas Klemm * post release updates: - fix1: update Makefile (some files from setup are missing) - fix2: correct filename to "non-printer" - fix3: cp -d is not portable *sigh*, use tar So 9 Dez 2001 13:21:21 CET Andreas Klemm * preparing for new apsfilter release 7.0.0 - DONATIONS: style - FAQ: be more verbose and up to date - HOWTO-BUGREPORTS: some adjustments, new printcap example, more verbose on some topics. - INSTALL: some minor adjustments (style, version numbers) - Makefile: additionally install apsfilter4.gif for handbook - TODO: removed already resolved topics, added webmin * update mail addresses to use only @apsfilter.org - LICENSE, PROMOTION, SETUP, doc/handbook.html, doc/source.html Sa 1 Dez 2001 17:16:28 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - add missing driver scripts and do some corrections driver/MAPPING driver/omni/Brother_HL_1240 driver/omni/Brother_HL_4V driver/omni/Brother_HL_660 driver/omni/Brother_HL_P2000 driver/omni/Epson_EPL_5700 driver/omni/Epson_EPL_N2000 driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_4500 driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_8500 driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_8550 driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_1200 driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_2000 driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_5000 driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_8000 driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_Classic driver/omni/HP_Mopier_240 driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_1750 driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_5500A_FS_5500 driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_5800C driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_600 driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_6300 driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_6700 driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_680 driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_7000 driver/omni/Kyocera_F_800A_F_800 driver/pips/sc60s Mi 28 Nov 2001 20:06:42 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - JUMBO update for Omni (~100 new devices, many covered by the MAPPING file) - gimp-print (update to 4.2.0): dropped 3 (not working) printers, added Lexmark Z43 - pips: added SC60 - replaced wmftopng+wmftofig by wmf2eps - minor typo fixes Di 20 Nov 2001 20:27:51 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - support for lzop (de)compression - print_auto: stricter case patterns, less mismatches caused by freeform strings - more archive formats (file listings): arc, arj, lha, rar, zoo - support for PAM pixmaps (aka p7 aka xv thumbnails) and tgif drawings - do_convert changes: -monochrome switch, output to PostScript Level 1 (seems more reliable) - slight handbook update (links, typos) - stp: Lexmark Z42 (mapped to Z52) - typo fixes for some Omni scripts Sa 17 Nov 2001 15:26:21 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin * merge in changes from his experimental version of Nov 9th 2001 (http://y42.briefcase.yahoo.com/losse) * lots of changes, new driver design etc: * ->>> tagged old -current with PRE_DRIVER_SCRIPTS * Doesn't support gs5.x anymore, you NEED at least ghostscript 6.x !!! This is possible, since gs6.x has been GPL'd, so supporting old gs 5.x is not necessary anymore... - each printer driver is now configured with (hopefully) correct options via shell scripts (see driver/ directory) - command line options have been unified, no driver-specific stuff anymore; see doc/handbook.html for details - command line options are now case sensitive (this will allow future watermark specifications and other special things to use mixed-case strings) - cleaner SETUP: GS_RESOL, BPP have been replaced by RESOLUTION and COLOR; QUALITY and METHOD are new - PostScript printer devices are now called "PS" and "PSgs" resolution is set separately - "raw" printer queues are now installed manually (this helps future printer admin tools -- one APS block in printcap will only contain exactly one printer queue) - "unspec" devices of hpdj and pcl3 are now called "hpdj/unspec" and "pcl3/unspec" resp. (instead of just "hpdj" and "pcl3") - PPA_OPTS is gone; this is now a special case of the more general POST_FILTER and POST_FILTER_OPTS mechanism - you need at least ghostscript 6.51 (GNU), 7.00 (AFPL) or higher - "aps2file" script to allow printing directly to a file - ghostscript 7.00 support - full support for gimp-print/stp, omni, hpijs, pips - support for many more third-party drivers (gs add-ons or via additional filters) - HARDWARE_COPIES variable (set this if your driver can print multiple copies by itself) - option settings can be restricted by the administrator (-> "/usr/local/etc/apsfilter/restrictions" for all printers, "/usr/local/etc/apsfilter/QUEUE/restrictions" for just one queue) - htmldoc is another html->ps converter (which we right now prefer over html2ps) - new papersize: tabloid (which is the same as 11x17; now we clearly state that "ledger" is 17x11 in SETUP) - print summaries of AR, RPM, TAR, CPIO, CAB and ZIP files - support for X window dumps and Windows Metafiles - non-printer devices (e.g. image creation or PDF distiller) for print-to-file mode - awk executable path can be adjusted (useful for Solaris people) - /etc/printcap gets a verbose comment for each printer (this will be displayed in any "lpq" listing) - SETUP provides some defaults to prevent incomplete configuration - error messages are also sent to the user now (via Cc:) - unknown command line options cause a message to appear in the log - sk2ps can convert FIG drawings to PostScript - Omni update - fix ANNOUNCE: get help from majordomo via "help" keyword in the _Body_ of the mail (NOT subject line). Do 4 Okt 2001 08:25:21 CEST Andreas Klemm * From: "Jose M. Alcaide" pcl3 and hpdj driver have different commandline options for selecting color model. Fix: hpdj and pcl driver now get separate case structures with suitable commandline options, i.e.: hpdj: GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColourMode=CMYK" ;; pcl3: GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColourModel=CMYK" ;; Sa 15 Sep 2001 13:17:01 CEST Andreas Klemm * hpijs support: SETUP: - gs -h only prints hpijs, not all the models, so the hpijs printer selection function had to be modified. - Additionally printing of test page needed modofication. apsfilter: - fix of hpijs support needed modifications at different places in the source. - added -C option debug, so that you can enable set -x on the commandline. Although this doesn't enable debugging at a very early stage it should be sufficient for certain situations where you only want to see some stuff + how gs has been called. - because of debug options, check printer independend options first Makefile: - install new setup profiles in FreeBSD for gs 7.0 and hpijs printer models So 1 Jul 2001 10:49:06 CEST Andreas Klemm * Added a FAQ entry, ASCII print problems because of `out of date' a2ps version So 15 Apr 2001 12:13:32 CEST Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - update for ghostscript 7.00 (-> setup/printer-7.00, setup/devices-7.00) - support for HP's official "hpijs" drivers (-> setup/printer-hpijs); right now they appear in setup/printer-7.00 as well, since gs7.00 includes them - _again_ new duplex key generation routine (in a silly attempt to make it portable); uses awk's rand() - customizable AWK executable (mostly for Solaris, which has a default awk not suitable for apsfilter) - expressive /etc/printcap comment for each printer - setting the hpdj/pcl3 printer model on the command line isn't really useful (who changes printers dynamically?) - defaults for some SETUP variables - handbook updates to reflect these changes - "SUN rasterfile" entries in printer databases were rather useless - minor code cleanups Maybe someone with an HP printer is willing to test the hpijs drivers (see http://hpinkjet.sourceforge.net/ or the gs7.00 release). Michael So 1 Apr 2001 13:36:04 CEST Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - fix for duplex printing on FreeBSD, we need to use hexdump + od -A n -t x -N 8 /dev/urandom od: illegal option -- A od: od(1) has been deprecated for hexdump(1) special quoting necessary for Linux using the hexdump command * Andreas bin/apsfilter: set -x is new default for apsfilter-current this is a developer release. I'm getting sick of commenting it out every time when I check new code ;-) Do 29 Mär 2001 21:31:40 CEST * Michael Lossin : - The duplex password generation routine and the reading from the fifo don't happen to behave correctly in all cases, mostly due to possible space/tab characters in the key. This fix just strips all non-alphanumerical characters from the password, just to be sure. Di 20 Mär 2001 15:50:26 CET Andreas Klemm * minor fix: HOWTO-BUGREPORT, release = 7.x * install README.BSD for FreeBSD ports collection Di 20 Mär 2001 00:37:00 CET Andreas Klemm * wrote ANNOUNCE file * remove TROUBLESHOOTING file, see handbook now * FAQ, reference to handbook * Merge from Stable, trim DONATIONS, add reference to webserver * update INSTALL file * move comments about patching lpd for CLASS support to a separate file README.BSD So 18 Mär 2001 18:30:51 CET Andreas Klemm * update manual pages in nroff format. Di 13 Mär 2001 18:36:10 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin : - TEXINPUTS was exported in the wrong context; it also gets extended by "$HOME:/tmp:/var/tmp" to help users provide the embedded files - PRINT_DVI gets its input from a seekable file - PRINT_DVI was documented as DVI->PS, but is actually DVI->PrinterLanguage - some "eval vs. whitespace" fixes - add warning if duplex fifo couldn't be created - convert had some problems with reading from pipes (at least with bmp and sgi files) - nconvert couldn't read ilbm files from a pipe Do 8 Mär 2001 04:33:39 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin : - TMPDIR fix: apsfilterrc entry was ignored - html2ps fixes: - ghostscript needed for DSC output (issue a warning if gs can't be found) - honor LANDSCAPE and PAPERSIZE settings - omni update: -sproperties='...' used for parameters - setup/printer-stp update - handbook updates Sa 3 Mär 2001 11:52:25 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Graywane : typo/bugfix: correct bj200 driver name in printer-5.50 file Do 1 Mär 2001 06:49:12 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin SETUP: * samba passwords with ' characters are used correctly now (a password a'b'c was saved as SMB_PASSWD='a'b'c' which was read as abc ; now it becomes SMB_PASSWD='a'\''b'\''c' ) * spool dir owner/group is correctly recognized in most cases, so use "yes" as a default answer bin/apsfilter: * more papersize hints for various filters: pnmtops, tiff2ps, pdftops, pdf2ps some need sizes in points, some need inches * nconvert can't read fits images from a pipe (for whatever reason), so we need a temp file (-> fitstopnm is preferred now) doc/handbook.html: * no output from the printer can be caused by (unwanted use of) a default "lp" printcap entry or speaking to the wrong printer queue Mo 26 Feb 2001 10:14:30 CET Andreas Klemm * Bugfix: tmpdir didn't get set properly because we need := not :- in this case. So 25 Feb 2001 17:04:20 CET Andreas Klemm * Lars Köller Add -size ${PAPERSIZE} to acroread options for better A4 printing (and probably printing of other formats) So 25 Feb 2001 13:16:48 CET Andreas Klemm * Joerg Wunsch - apsfilterrc file: add another sample A2PS_BASIC entry #A2PS_BASIC='-Eplain' prevents a2ps for example to preformat troff documents So 18 Feb 2001 21:26:54 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - replaced "psset" from the a2ps package with an inline function 'ps_set_tumble()' - PS_EXIT will be parsed by gs after the data - PS_INIT was not whitespace safe - true random duplex passwords (if available) - duplex notification uses USER@HOST - new filters: g32pbm, tiff2ps - cleanup of TEMP and TMPDIR usage - Omni drivers use PRINT_MODE_1_ANY for b/w - handbook.html fixes and updates - printer-omni: added Epson Stylus Photo 1270 - some case pattern fixes Do 1 Feb 2001 22:57:15 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - convert has some problems with file magic (most notably Targa files), so now there's an additional command line option which sets the image format the hard way (to be on the safe side, all image formats got that) - PC bitmap files were not recognized correctly - match patterns for compressed file types were too greedy - bonus for no extra cost: 3 new printer models for the Omni driver collection Do 25 Jan 2001 19:45:27 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - handbook got some more links and a decent coverage of the error messages created by apsfilter (plus some minor stuff), and the gimp-print driver knows more printer models. Di 23 Jan 2001 08:24:42 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - take first draft of apsfilter handbook under CVS control Mo 22 Jan 2001 21:09:14 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - setup/printer-addon was split into several files (basically one for each driver type): now we have cdj, hpdj, omni, pcl3, ppa, ps, stp - the driver type next to the printer model is useless now - changes to the driver selection menu - listing of ghostscript devices also shows version number - pcl3 fully integrated (compatibility to hpdj assumed) - color depth menu was a bit large for 25 line screens - slight changes to the papersize menu - apsfilter copy machine is actually implemented - changes to variable handling ("parallel" vs. "sequential" setting) - RAS2PS_OPTS removed - "(STDIN)" for LPRng recognized - checking the ghostscript version with class options was basically useless (SETUP already checks it, and the options are known to all current versions anyway) - bug fix: "pswrite" vs. "psgray" usage was reversed So 21 Jan 2001 11:02:47 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin * checked out before his patch: ml-20010112.patch * applyed reworked patch: ml-20010117.patch - apsfilter can print multiple copies of the same document, independent of the spooler -- it only has to pre-process the input once (including gs rendering), then sends the raw data multiple times, and it even work correctly in "fake" duplex mode [use "lpr -C copies=42 file.txt" for 42 copies -- the default maximum copy count is 10, however] - IBM Omni update -- 30 additional Canon models - LPRng uses "(STDIN)" as the job title (again) -- now check for "stdin", "(stdin)" and "(STDIN)" - PSgs_* devices use "pswrite" and "psgray" drivers - a2ps needed some help with file types -- now heavy markup is the default (via A2PS_BASIC) - new filters: ilbmtoppm, jpegtopnm, mgrtopbm, rletopnm - recode always uses "-q" - unneeded options to djpeg and ras2ps have been removed - TMPDIR clean-up in SETUP - gs >= 6.60 use 6.50 as the feature base - SETUP pretty-prints gs devices - Linux USB device paths shown during SETUP Di 9 Jan 2001 13:41:14 CET Andreas Klemm * Ian Heggie - fix samba remote printing bug. Export password using PASSWD (not PASSWORD) variable as of samba 2.0.7 (man smbclient...) Di 9 Jan 2001 13:20:52 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - SETUP: allows user enter an apsfilter ETC_DIR of his choice Please Note: this is still in discussion and will probably be replaced in the near future by a configure script - bin/apsfilter: - in traps use signal *number* - set umask 077 for apsfilter script (we are already secure, because the tmp directory for a print job is secure. But but now we are even more secure by setting this file creation mask for every tmp file in the already secure tmpdir. - changes concerning etcdir ($CONF_DIR, $QUEUE) - make functions better readable and quoting easier old: functions are given the command arguments which will generate their input. new: These now all take their input from stdin (again); the previous approach (to provide commands as parameters that generate the proper input) would only save two (at most three) trivial cat commands, but it was very picky w.r.t quoting -- and also a pain to read and debug. So 7 Jan 2001 16:48:50 CET Andreas Klemm * new developement version 7 - ANNOUNCE: trim file, so that new features can be documented but keep keep things that are still valid (support, mailinglists) - HOWTO-BUGREPORTS: change version strings - INSTALL: trim file, there is currently no FreeBSD port of apsfilter developement snapshot available. - KNOWN_BUGS: remove version string so that we don't need to update it on release changes, currently none - LICENSE: update copyright, add year 2001 - SETUP: update version to 7.0 devel, change copyright (year 2001) - bin/apsfilter: update version string and add year 2001 to copyright Fr 22 Dez 2000 18:26:04 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin update for the gimp-print (stp) and IBM Omni drivers... Sa 16 Dez 2000 13:24:46 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin SETUP: support for gs 6.50 Do 14 Dez 2000 08:09:32 CET Andreas Klemm * Ilya Martynov Fix syntax error in apsfilter script Mo 11 Dez 2000 22:17:28 CET Andreas Klemm * choose another syntax for dd and use 16k instead of 8k otherwise file doesn't detect all filetype right as binary. Sa 9 Dez 2000 17:20:24 CET Andreas Klemm * support for printing MS Windows applications of type 'ms windows coff unknown cpu' on standard printer lp (no need for an additional raw queue for the same physical printer) So 26 Nov 2000 16:08:53 CET Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - support for cdj970 3rd party driver from www.harsch.net and hardware duplex support in apsfilter for HP DeskJet 970 Currently SETUP doesn't make an HARDWARE_DUPLEX=set entry in /etc/apsfilter/.../apsfilterrc You should set it manually until this minor issue is resolved. Sa 11 Nov 2000 08:39:10 CET Andreas Klemm * quick commit before holidays * Michael Lossin - support for IBM omni driver - updates for gimp-print/stp - support for pswrite devices, which are devices, that add an additional rendering stage: input -> conversion to PS -> gs -sDEVICE=pswrite ... -> printer to enable PS printer to recognize non-standard PS fonts, that are not embedded in the PS file. Same for images. For example: Sketch can be configured to use Type1 fonts. these are referenced by name in the *.sk file and (after conversion with sk2ps) also in the PS file. These devices are now named PSgs_XXXdpi or PSgs_XXXXdpi Mo 11 Sep 2000 08:41:18 CEST Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin : - add support for the stp driver from gimp-print - add support for the pnm2ppa tool setup/printer-6.01 has been split into several files for real PostScript printers, add-on drivers for gs and PPA-printers, so people get better overview of printer types and drivers this way. * Andreas: - update setup/README - remove not used printerdb Sa 9 Sep 2000 17:41:31 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: bugfix: cleanup after removal of GLABAL.sh: TMP was undefined, so testpages have been created in "/" instead of "/tmp" Sa 9 Sep 2000 11:10:51 CEST Andreas Klemm * release new developement snapshop Sa 9 Sep 2000 09:51:55 CEST Andreas Klemm * Andreas Reuter watermark.ps is very simple and makes some assumptions that can easily be broken by postscript documents. Created watermark routine with whole calculation code, maybe this fixes up some of the oddities. Sa 9 Sep 2000 09:03:37 CEST Andreas Klemm * based on idea and feedback from: Jeffrey Moskot SETUP: hint to enter 'raw' as remote queuename when configuring remote printer with HP Jetdirect network card. The JetDirect card has two queues on it, 'raw' is the one we may use to print, the other is for text only. Fr 8 Sep 2000 15:44:53 CEST Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin : * fix a sh syntax bug in SETUP Do 7 Sep 2000 20:02:12 CEST Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin : * samba password is not used on the command line anymore, but in the PASSWORD environment variable * custom printer queue names really work now (the given default name is "lp" if it isn't used already) * /etc/apsfilter/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc.$USER is another config file * new config variable: DISABLE_DUPLEX (needed if apsfilter is not running on the host the print job was started) * more verbose apsfilterrc template * some documentation updates Mi 6 Sep 2000 22:08:56 CEST Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin : NIS corrections. Di 5 Sep 2000 21:11:13 CEST Andreas Klemm * statement concerning personal e-mail to me and SUPPORT in general. Di 5 Sep 2000 20:37:33 CEST Andreas Klemm * make it possible to run apsfilter in NIS environment extraction of $HOMEDIR works now. idea from: Volker Seebode Mo 4 Sep 2000 21:34:06 CEST Andreas Klemm * fixes for hpdj printers, special treatment for driver hpdj_u970 * BITSPERPIXEL can't be changed for hpdj * due to popular demand: ASCII_PPS and ASCII_LANDSCAPE change the printout just for ASCII files, independent of PS_NUP and LANDSCAPE (but these provide default values if needed) * BINDING now uses "short" and "long" instead of psset-switches * fixed printing on PS-printers and during debugging Sa 2 Sep 2000 18:53:41 CEST Andreas Klemm * replace list of apsfilter contributors with this link: http://www.apsfilter.org/contrib.html Sa 2 Sep 2000 12:57:15 CEST Andreas Klemm * added working watermark template from Andreas Reuter this file is the basis to _dynamically_ create backgrounds for every printed page, i.e.: "internal use only", "Top Secret" etc. Probably we'll use it this way in the future: lpr -C wmark="Top Secret" file Sa 2 Sep 2000 10:40:32 CEST Andreas Klemm * be more verbose about what A2PS_OPTS gives you (overwrites the complete a2ps commandline) Fr 1 Sep 2000 17:25:12 CEST Andreas Klemm * yes, we can remove the two entries from KNOWN_BUGS These entries are no apsfilter bugs. Have been added to FAQ * FAQ has been updated on webserver. Fr 1 Sep 2000 16:19:35 CEST Michael Lossin * custom printer queue names, as suggested by Jef Moskot * cloning spool dir permissions with chmod (I think this needs the GNU version) * call checkpc after printcap fiddling (will be ignored by BSD spoolers) * faster code insertion for paper tray selection with awk, as suggested by Beat Rubischon * color mode fixed for hpdj * small changes in class option code * INSTALL, README and apsfilterrc updates * remove unneeded docu .... doc/methods, doc/features, doc/WHAT_AM_I KNOWN_BUGS and by me: * still keep KNOWN_BUGS have to test this ... * update Makefile (remove nuked stuff) * check for checkpc before using it. * add /usr/local/sbin for checkpc Do 31 Aug 2000 20:00:33 CEST Michael Lossin * read command in ash already has the functionality to "raw" read the input. Check if the read command can handle "-r" and use it if possible * fix some minor bugs with PostScript handling Mo 28 Aug 2000 18:09:55 CEST Andreas Klemm Michael Lossin : * ASCII_STYLE is gone; use PS_NUP and LANDSCAPE now (class options: 1pps, 2pps, 4pps, 8pps, landscape, portrait) * new config option: HARDWARE_DUPLEX; set this for printers that can handle duplex printing by themselves * new function: ps_postprocessing() handles all PS_UTILS etc. * tray selection for duplex printers (as a shell function) * more class options: shortbind, longbind, tray0...tray9, book; related config options: BINDING, PAPERTRAY, PS_BOOK * give some more info on how to manually flip sheets * SETUP: fix SMB_FLAGS line for smbclient.conf * use "-r" option for many read operations * small fixes here and there So 27 Aug 2000 22:29:05 CEST Andreas Klemm * bin/apsfilter: fix samba remote printing Space was missing "-c'print -'" -> "-c 'print -'" Thanks to: max@dotcom.fr (Maxime Soulé) So 27 Aug 2000 15:24:01 CEST Andreas Klemm Michael Lossin -------------------------------- Here are some small changes to the duplex code, more class stuff and several minor tweaks: * duplex printing: - "forced simplex" mode was totally fscked up (infinite loop _and_ wrong print command) - use psselect _or_ pstops to extract odd/even pages - one less temporary file * new function send_mail for duplex and failure messages * DVIPS_REVERSE and ACROREAD_REVERSE are gone; PS_UTILS should be used to correct _all_ file formats * new class options: - a3,a4,letter,legal,ledger (paper size) - a2ps,mpage,recode (ASCII filter) - 1pps,2pps,4pps,8pps (pages per sheet) - border,noborder,header,noheader (ASCII style) - landscape (force orientation for ASCII and DVI) - simplex (force non-duplex mode) - color,mono (color handling) * FAQ update * slight manpage fixes * Makefile fixes * small cosmetic changes here and there changes from me: ---------------- * SETUP: A -> abort, I -> install a printer, Q finish installation I think quit is the usual leave operation * hint for FreeBSD ports collection, not to install manpages * SETUP, apsfilter: Change my mail address to andreas@apsfilter.org * SETUP: make more clear how to restart the lineprinter scheduler * SETUP: install_man_pages: - document 'default' to not install manpages when simply hitting RETURN, ie. when installing from FreeBSD ports collection - its not clear if FreeBSD user used ports collection or not, so ask if manual pages should be installed or not * SETUP: save 2 seconds sleep by combining a message * FAQ, use the SGML based version Changes to the FAQ should directly be made to the doc tree ! * TODO: remove resolved items, update some ITEMS and one new. Sa 26 Aug 2000 18:26:51 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: fix permissions of $SPOOLDIR 700 was to restrictive for BSD. TODO: "clone" permissions of $SPOOL * SETUP: bugfix: BSD needs /usr/sbin in PATH to find chown. added /sbin as well, since this is unexpensive and possibly needed for other systems. Sa 26 Aug 2000 17:58:33 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: cosmetic, reformat menues to still fit within 25 lines Sa 26 Aug 2000 13:48:40 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: fix: grep -c needs an argument (".") in echo "\c" | grep -c . to work on FreeBSD and possibly other BSDs with GNU grep 2.4 Fr 25 Aug 2000 18:44:38 CEST Andreas Klemm * update apsfilter.1 man page concerning duplex printing. * fix default installation directory, which is now /usr/local/share. * nuke GLOBAL.sh entirely Fr 25 Aug 2000 17:45:21 CEST Andreas Klemm * Michael Lossin - enable apsfilter to fake a duplex PostScript printer. What is basically does is: - extract the even pages from a ps file and print them - mail a notification to the user to flip the pages and to echo a "secret" key into a named pipe which is used for communication - wait for the key by busy-reading the named pipe - print the odd pages This probably only supports remote printing if apsfilter is running on the local host. Local printers work (as far as I tested). Maybe the page order of the odd pages has to be reversed this can be done with a new config variable if needed. BTW: use "lpr -C duplex file.ps" to try it - GLOBAL.sh is gone (apsfilter and SETUP now have everything "on board") - apsfilter man page got an update. Fr 25 Aug 2000 11:07:42 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP, mention USB ports for BSD ... Di 22 Aug 2000 17:56:28 CEST Andreas Klemm * From Michael Lossin use warn_about_missing_gs in SETUP Di 22 Aug 2000 08:42:01 CEST Andreas Klemm * installation destination for FreeBSD ports collection ${PREFIX}/apsfilter -> ${PREFIX}/share/apsfilter reason: apsfilter libdir can be exported. NFS clients theoretically could install apsfilter by simply calling SETUP from the mounted directory. Mo 21 Aug 2000 19:35:10 CEST Andreas Klemm * From Michael Loßin : - decent quoting for configuration files - return codes for LPRng in case of fatal_*() exit (I hope this doesn't upset BSD-lpr) - use of local variables - TEMP directory for gs is now APS_TMPDIR (gs doesn't always remove its temp files; this is fixed now) - use of do_pager in SETUP instead of more - small fixes here and there Sa 19 Aug 2000 10:47:58 CEST Andreas Klemm * clean up Makefile after src subdir has gone create a new snapshot, since FreeBSD port apsfilter6 had problems with that Mi 16 Aug 2000 11:49:01 CEST Andreas Klemm * make developement version available Mi 16 Aug 2000 10:36:59 CEST Andreas Klemm * From Michael Loßin SETUP - mass installation of printer - New configuration directory (/etc/apsfilter/...) - raw-printer optional - /etc/printcap, cosmetic change - keep non apsfilter entries in /etc/printcap, even if overwrite has been selected - you can skip installation of manpages. - Tab 4 - minor bugfixes - misc optimization / fixes. bin/apsfilter: - use new config dir /etc/apsfilter - prefer use of do_convert instead of do_nconvert - new env var RAW_PROLOGUE and RAW_EPILOGUE substitute RAW_SETUP and RAW_ADD_FF - Bugfixes and optimizations apsfilterrc changes to reflect changes in apsfilter and SETUP All configuration now in /etc/apsfilter a) global config for all printer - /etc/apsfilter/apsfilterrc b) APS_BASEDIR in printcap is gone, new basedir file: /etc/apsfilter/basedir c) /etc/apsfilter/apsN contains: * link apsN-... to ../basedir/bin/apsfilter for :if=...: * apsfilterrc (optional) * smbclient.conf (optional) * pap.conf (optional) Advantages: everybody has access right for configuration SPOOLDIR now may get restrictive access rights again ! Wed, 2 Aug 2000 16:54:52 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: * More contributions from Michael Lossin : * print_ascii: Must use `a2ps -b...' instead of `a2ps -b=...'. * print_pcd: pcdtoppm needs `-' as second argument. * Check for LPRng Z options. * print_pdf: * pdftops 0.80 and earlier don't support `-q', so don't force it. * acroread always needs to be run with `-toPostScript'. * Create a temporary input file for acroread because it creates one in the pipeline mode too, but forgets to remove it. * print_ps: A simpler default for $GS_FONTPATH and $GS_LIB. * print_dvi: Simplified the setting of a default resolution. * Simplified the parsing of the lock file. * Noted support for WordPerfect graphics and XCF. Tue, 1 Aug 2000 17:18:29 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: Simplified the parsing of the lock file. * SETUP: Fixed a copy/paste oversight. * Makefile: Removed the obsolete `release' and `webpage' targets. Mon Jul 31 22:29:17 CEST 2000 Andreas Klemm * change make-release to operate on apsfilter.org Matej and I are now both possible to roll apsfilter releases. Sun, 30 Jul 2000 15:10:20 +0200 Matej Vela * SETUP: Determine whether user is super-user by checking the UID instead of the username. * bin/apsfilter: * do_nconvert: Check whether pnmtops is present. * Better comments. * print_pdf: Support for pdftops (part of Xpdf). * ash doesn't do word splitting on WORD from ${PARAMETER:+WORD}, while bash does. Both should be satisfied now. Sun, 23 Jul 2000 16:30:16 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: * find_filter: Use `type' instead of `command -v' because the latter (although a part of POSIX) isn't supported by the FreeBSD and the NetBSD version of ash. * More contributions from Michael Lossin : * Support for FBM, FITS, IFF ILBM, MGR, MIFF, Kodak Photo CD, PNG, RLE, SGI, Sketch, Targa, WordPerfect graphics, GIMP XCF, X pixmap. * print_ascii: Renamed $A2PS_STYLE, $A2PS_BORDER, $A2PS_HEADER to $ASCII_STYLE, $ASCII_BORDER, $ASCII_HEADER, respectively; now used both by a2ps and mpage. Added a default for $MPAGE_BASIC. * Shortened class options handling. * Process LPRng Z options like class options. * (By Andreas.) unpack: Run file without -b since the FreeBSD version doesn't support it. * Fixed a quoting problem with $A2PS_BASIC, $HTML2PS_OPTS, and $RECODE_OPTS. * print_dvi: Always run dvips with `-q -o -'. * Renamed the convert and the nconvert function to do_convert and do_nconvert, respectively, to avoid convert and nconvert being always detected as present by type in find_filter. * Style and consistency improvements. * print_ps: Use $PS_INIT for UPP printers too. * template/apsfilterrc: * Corrected `PSUTILS' to `PS_UTILS'. Removed a superfluous `|'. * Corrected a `=' to `!'. * Commented out default values. * Moved $NOTIFY from global/GLOBAL.sh to template/apsfilterrc since it is used only in apsfilter. * Testing: reverted to shell syntax for configuration files. If you want user configuration files, you should run apsfilter under a specialized UID -- see the apsfilterrc template. Fri, 21 Jul 2000 16:22:18 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: * More contributions from Michael Lossin : * Support for convert (part of ImageMagick). * Support for PGM. * Support for nconvert (part of XnView). * Changed indent to 4 spaces for readability; made everything fit in 78 columns for context diff. Thu, 20 Jul 2000 18:21:20 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: * Reworked the option processing. * Style and consistency improvements. * More contributions from Michael Lossin : * bin/apsfilter: * Print raw when given the -c option. * LPRng provides $SPOOL_DIR. * print_ps: Check whether gs is installed. * print_sunraster: Fixed missing evaluation. * lib/redir_gs_msg.ps: Removed because it doesn't work on gs 6.01. Tue, 18 Jul 2000 15:48:48 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: * Reworked the handling of temporary files -- using a temporary subdirectory is simpler to implement and more portable. * More contributions from Michael Lossin : * Run dvips in secure mode (-R). * Run html2ps in grayscale (-g) when appropriate. * Run djpeg without `-colors 256'. * Get $HOMEDIR via tilde expansion when available. * Fixed a missing bracket. * Run groff in safer mode (-S). * Filter presence is now checked at run-time; filtersetup is gone. Still need to update the documentation... * Merged from the RELENG_5 branch: * HP DJ 970C support. hpdj bug fixes. * PAP support. * bin/apsfilter: * Run acroread with -fast; also -reverse when appropriate. * Discard -dBitPerPixel options for the hpdj driver -- it doesn't like them. * Run gs 6.x using -_ instead of - for efficiency. * Replaced $RAW_SUPPRESS_FF with $RAW_ADD_FF. * SETUP: Use the suppress formfeed (sf) printcap setting for raw. * Removed occurences of /etc/apsfilterrc from the documentation. * New/revised uniprint profiles from Harold Bower . Sat, 15 Jul 2000 23:02:10 +0200 Matej Vela * More contributions from Michael Lossin : * bin/apsfilter: * SIGINT is no longer ignored. * Fixed a missing redirection. * Always export $GS_LIB. * unpack: Pass on the handler command line when recursing. * Stricter label checking. * When LPRng is used, parse the command line options instead of $CONTROL. * Epson Stylus Color 640 profiles updated. Fr 26 Mai 2000 13:39:24 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: tell the user, that he has to use at least gs version 5.50, but 6.01 is really recommended. Fr 26 Mai 2000 12:22:59 CEST Andreas Klemm * new file doc/README.SuSE, installation hints for SuSE 6.3 and 6.4 submitted by robin@cosby.demon.co.uk Do 25 Mai 2000 21:42:12 CEST Andreas Klemm * make-release: path for sitebackup directory changed * make-release: use diff -kk Mi 24 Mai 2000 17:38:04 CEST Andreas Klemm * call apsfilter-current apsfilter 6.0 Sun, 14 May 2000 03:18:12 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: Corrected `$GS_VERSION' to `$gs_version', as noted by Michael Lossin . Wed, 10 May 2000 18:16:35 +0200 Matej Vela * Added preliminary mpage support, as suggested by Michael Lossin . Sat, 6 May 2000 18:21:27 +0200 Matej Vela * Implemented the rest of the suggestions from Michael Lossin : * bin/apsfilter: * Print recode(1) output using print_raw. * Look for `*.upp' instead of `uniprint' in print_dvi. * SETUP: * Disabled changing the resolution on Uniprint and PostScript printers. * Added the uniprint profiles for Epson Stylus Color 640. Thu, 4 May 2000 22:26:52 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: Fixed a design flaw in the rewrite -- files were not unpacked for `lpr -C ascii' -- by separating the auto_print function to two new functions, unpack and print_auto, and calling them appropriately. Wed, 3 May 2000 07:19:53 +0200 Matej Vela * bin/apsfilter: * An experimental rewrite. * Added search for sendmail in several standard places. * Fixed the control file location determination for lpr. * Replaced dd with tr because of the size difference on FreeBSD. * Fixed print_raw to comply with the general calling convention. * Changed to new recode invocation syntax. Thanks to Michael Lossin for noting this. * setup/filtersetup: Added mktemp and pdf2ps to $SUPPORTED_FILTERS. * TODO: Spelling correction. Di 2 Mai 2000 01:36:06 CEST Andreas Klemm * released apsfilter 5.4.3 as release branch for RELENG_5 * introduce tag RELENG_5 for apsfilter-stable * HEAD branch is apsfilter-current, which will become apsfilter 6.x in the future ... So 30 Apr 2000 16:34:53 CEST Andreas Klemm * roll release 5.4.2 So 30 Apr 2000 16:34:53 CEST Andreas Klemm * Change make-release for better Apsfilter Software Center webpage. - don't create hypertext links for old apsfilter releases - but provide patches for updates * remove note about manually installing manpages on Linux Systems * update version number in different files as always * new TODO item: automate update of apsfilter release number should perhaps go into make-release, since make-release _has_ to be updated manually. Do 27 Apr 2000 21:19:16 CEST Andreas Klemm * APSFILTERRC hasn't been used, so INSECURE didn't have any effect Mi 26 Apr 2000 06:31:25 CEST Andreas Klemm * rolled release 5.4.1 Di 25 Apr 2000 22:43:11 CEST Andreas Klemm * Update infos (News) in SETUP Change setup, that internet resources stay on screen as last point Di 25 Apr 2000 21:59:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * come-back of INSECURE variable reading environment variables from user customizeable apsfilterrc files is still NOT save and therefore forbidden by default ! You have to set it as administrator in every apsfilterrc file (in every printers spooldir) Reading variables using awk was a major improvement over sourcing the apsfilter files (executing them as script), but these two problems remain: - ENVVAR="evil_script", eval $ENVVAR - ENVVAR="`evil_script`" apsfilter security fix is: if [ -n "$INSECURE" ]; then APSFILTERRC="$SPOOL_DIR/apsfilterrc \ $HOME_DIR/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.${LABEL}" else APSFILTERRC="$SPOOL_DIR/apsfilterrc" fi Di 25 Apr 2000 20:41:10 CEST * update TODO file (SETUP support for lpr.conf file) Di 25 Apr 2000 19:45:41 CEST Andreas Klemm * remove contributors from ChangeLog new home: CONTRIBUTORS file Di 25 Apr 2000 19:37:34 CEST Andreas Klemm * Add file ANNOUNCE.previous ANNOUNCE: contains announcements for new release ANNOUNCE.previous: contains announcements for all older releases Di 25 Apr 2000 18:40:44 CEST Andreas Klemm * Add LICENSE file in addition to COPYRIGHT file * Add PROMOTION file * Add DONATION file * README more informative Di 25 Apr 2000 07:58:22 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter.1: add reference to gs-hpdj(1) manpage Mo 24 Apr 2000 17:47:52 CEST Andreas Klemm * Welcome Matej Vela to the apsfilter developer team. Mo 24 Apr 2000 15:41:15 CEST Andreas Klemm * TMP has to be declared before using ID for debugging permissions Mo 24 Apr 2000 14:04:56 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter: - style put '"' around variable names in apsfilter - style use tabs instead of spaces in CLASS section * additions to Matej's hpdj support - set HPDJ_MODEL before CLASS features - if driver is only called hpdj in list of supported printers then set HPDJ_MODEL to unspec, which causes the HPDJ driver to produce code for newer DeskJets - user is permitted to choose another HPDJ printer model via CLASS support (lpr -C) - added many hpdj driver options, available via CLASS support (lpr -C) Mo 24 Apr 2000 12:00:04 CEST Andreas Klemm * filtersetup: after making use of mktemp to create a workfile filters_found file has been created with unsufficient read permissions (0600) for apsfilter script * update version number in test.ps Mo 24 Apr 2000 10:48:35 CEST Andreas Klemm * Patches from Debian Project Big thanks to Matej Vela especially for his patience ;-) - code improvements SETUP, GLOBAL.sh - do_pager function - do_view_perflog and gs -h uses new do_pager function - better newline on echo detection (without tmp file) - bugfixes - GLOBAL.sh: - missing #!/bin/sh - SETUP: - no testpage in serial setup - Startbits unimplemented - support for Martin Lottermoser's hpdj driver got patches for apsfilter 5.1.4, changed it to fit in 5.4.x - apsfilter -> a2ps: LPRng uses `(STDIN)' for jobs coming from stdin, strip this as well from header - "spalling" errors ;-) So 23 Apr 2000 19:45:05 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP, apsfilter: reduce the amount of printcap entries to 2 ascii printer can vanish if you want to treat file as ASCII file, then use CLASS option: lpr -C ascii So 23 Apr 2000 19:12:42 CEST Andreas Klemm * use acroread4 or acroread for printing pdf files, it produces better PS code don't pipe through acroread since it leaves a tmp file in tmpdir add acroread4 and acroread to filtersetup From: Michael Lossin So 23 Apr 2000 19:06:20 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter -> print_dvi use 360x360dpi when printing DVI files using uniprint driver So 23 Apr 2000 19:02:30 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter: Use additionally to GS_FONTPATH GS_LIB then additional Fontmap files are also read in From: Michael Lossin So 23 Apr 2000 18:53:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter + SETUP: gs: use -_ instead of - when reading from pipe Use.html: The difference between "-" and "-_" is that "-" reads the input one character at a time, which is useful for programs such as GSview that generate input for Ghostscript dynamically and watch for some response, whereas "-_" reads the input in blocks, which is more efficient for ordinary (batch) execution. obtained from: Michael Lossin So 23 Apr 2000 18:44:56 CEST Andreas Klemm * add -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER when printing with uniprint driver although all upp driver (gs 6.01) already contain this. To be sure... obtained from: Michael Lossin So 23 Apr 2000 18:17:56 CEST Andreas Klemm * add missing evals in print_ functions detected by: Michael Lossin So 23 Apr 2000 13:33:19 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter, setup, GLOBAL.sh, uppdescr use mktemp to create tmp file names failover to "less secure" method if mktemp fails for some reason removed it from TODO list use of mktemp suggested by: Michael Lossin * add Michael to list of contributors * SETUP, style: print test page functions better formatted by splitting funtion into two parts Fr 21 Apr 2000 23:33:05 CEST Andreas Klemm * remove unnecessary TODOs * SETUP: install Linux / other systemns manpages allow choosing - different paths - different compressions note: *BSD have a ports collection, which takes care of this Fr 21 Apr 2000 23:12:05 CEST Andreas Klemm * prepare for release 5.4.1 Fr 21 Apr 2000 23:06:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * Update gs 6.01 List of supported printers Assuming your gs binary supports the hpdj driver ftp://ftp.sbs.de/pub/graphics/ghostscript/pcl3/pcl3.html FreeBSD ports collection has this driver included Fr 21 Apr 2000 22:44:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * INSTALL: life printcap example for uniprint drivers with different print resolutions Fr 21 Apr 2000 22:32:31 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: fix "r" option, to read gs driver docu Fr 21 Apr 2000 22:02:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * ANNOUNCE ChangeLog INSTALL: style: class -> CLASS from: Harold Bower Fr 21 Apr 2000 21:52:47 CEST Andreas Klemm * INSTALL/TODO: installation of Linux manpages Fr 21 Apr 2000 21:52:47 CEST Andreas Klemm * Clean import of patch submission from Bjorn Hansson SETUP: - Print as Windows GUEST user, yes/no fix - fix print test page on samba printer apsfilter: - Printing to a remote printer through apsfilter results in an empty SPOOL_DIR. This should either be considered a misconfiguration of apsfilter (easiest) or be handled (on my RedHat system the working directory is the spool directory). - Printing files other than PostScript cannot be redirected to a Samba printer (or remote). Also, choosing PRINT_TO_FILE for a Samba or remote printer still results in data sent to Samba printer. - Printing to Samba printer did not work if ip no. and/or workgroup were absent. - Print redirection missing for non PS print_xxxx() functions. - Raw printing to a HP printer does not reset printer. - Some eval:s missing (or am I completely wrong here) in front of $PRINT_PS string, see print_html and print_sunraster. - If no ip no. and/or workgroup were given, the test page couldn't be printed on a samba printer. - patch that makes it possible to choose remote printers in the same way Samba printers are chosen, i.e. through a .conf file in the spool directory. It uses the file lpr.conf Fr 21 Apr 2000 21:01:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * INSTALL: - Add note to read platform specific installation notes, i.e. doc/README.TurboLinux - comments on different print resolution when using uniprint driver from: Harold Bower Fr 21 Apr 2000 19:42:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * uniprint driver profile finetuning by Harold Bower medium definition driver (lqx70cm.upp) changed to unidirectional print to reduce alignment problems. It is only slightly slower, but produces much nicer print. Fr 21 Apr 2000 19:42:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * make-release use local CVS repo for diffing as well Fr 21 Apr 2000 19:37:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * make-release Before making a release, mirror apsfilter remote cvs repository first. Then use the just mirrored apsfilter repository for rolling apsfilter releases (more speed, less costs, more consistency). Fr 21 Apr 2000 19:30:47 CEST Andreas Klemm * make-release: use CVSROOT from environment Fr 21 Apr 2000 18:17:42 CEST Andreas Klemm * Fix printer selection in SETUP Now comments are really ignored and selection works properly. Fr 21 Apr 2000 17:29:27 CEST Andreas Klemm * Changes in SETUP to ignore comments in printer list * Introduce apsfilter developement site in Internet Fri Apr 21 13:52:29 CEST 2000 Andreas Klemm Good News !!! * The cosmo project sponsored a new apsfilter home - mailing lists: majordomo@cosmo-project.de - apsfilter-announce - apsfilter-cvs - apsfilter-devel - apsfilter-hackers - apsfilter-help - apsfilter cvs repository srv1.cosmo-project.de:/var/apscvs/APSCVS - cvsweb.cgi CVS browser http://www.cosmo-project.de/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi - anonymous cvs server Handling: ========= setenv CVSROOT :pserver:cvs@srv1.cosmo-project.de:/var/apscvs/APSCVS cvs login (Logging in to cvs@srv1.cosmo-project.de) CVS password: cvs checkout -r apsfilter cvs server: Updating apsfilter U apsfilter/ANNOUNCE U apsfilter/COPYRIGHT Valid release tags are for example: HEAD - for the latest changed (head branch) RELENG_5_3_3_RELEASE - for release 5.3.3 So 16 Apr 2000 13:52:52 CEST Andreas Klemm * removed some outdated doc files from docu directory updated Makefile * Add new CVS header to some file have to change SETUP, because printer list got also CVS header have to ignore the first two lines... * build up new apsfilter CVS repository on srv1.cosmo-project.de * moved apsfilter sources to new CVS repository * Changed CVS header from $Id$ to $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/ChangeLog,v 1.274.2.45 2005/02/13 09:46:35 andreas Exp $ So 9 Apr 2000 21:06:38 CEST Andreas Klemm * added manpage for filtersetup(8) So 9 Apr 2000 11:58:45 CEST Andreas Klemm * Printer dependend apsfilterrc files SETUP, apsfilter (printcap): name change in if name Note: '"' only highlites the change aps"1"-stcolor-a4-ascii-360x360 aps"2"-stcolor-a4-auto-360x360 aps"3"-stcolor-a4-raw ... aps"N-2"-stcolor-a4-ascii-720x720 aps"N-1"-stcolor-a4-auto-720x720 aps"N"-stcolor-a4-raw * New location and names for apsfilterrc files $SPOOL_DIR/apsfilterrc i.e.: /var/spool/lpd/PRINTER/apsfilterrc $HOME/.apsfilter/.apsfilterrc.$LABEL i.e.: /home/USER/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.aps1..apsN * name change: mksymlinks -> mksymlink reason, only creates one now Changes in SETUP... * SETUP: color depth: add missing setting for bpp: 3,16,30 bpp So 9 Apr 2000 11:38:28 CEST Andreas Klemm * start writing manpage apsfilterrc(5) * Makefile: install manpage apsfilterrc(5) Sa 8 Apr 2000 22:09:58 CEST Andreas Klemm * create/install apsfilter manpage * added CLASS support for EPSON stcolor driver and other * enhanced CLASS support. It's possible to set multiple gs driver dependend options on the commandline with -C option: lpr -C opt1:opt2:opt3 * released apsfilter 5.3.3 * apsfilter fix: remote printing with samba didn't work if SMB_PASSWD was used, due to syntax error in script (only one SPACE too less). by: Olivier PAGE * some comments concerning CLASS support without printing the header page. * released apsfilter 5.3.2 * SETUP: bash detected a bug in syntax doesn't work: PRINTER=`awk -F "|" \ "{ if (FNR == $answer ) print \\$2 }" \ < $PRINTER_LIST"` works: PRINTER="`awk -F "|" \ "{ if (FNR == $answer ) print \\$2 }" \ < $PRINTER_LIST`" * released apsfilter 5.3.1 Mo 3 Apr 2000 20:59:03 CEST Andreas Klemm * bugfix: when selecting uniprint driver you entered printer selection loop. Reason is, that uniprint driver aren't compiled in by single driver name, they are all referenced by driver named "uniprint". * remove finished part from todo list. * update HOWTO-BUGREPORTS So 2 Apr 2000 22:52:48 CEST Andreas Klemm * ANNOUNCE: add libtiff URL to list of needed software So 2 Apr 2000 19:58:51 CEST Andreas Klemm * added printer database from RedHat (gs 5.50 based) * added CLASS support from "Louis A. Mamakos" allows you to choose different print quality from commandline if driver and apsfilter supports it, i.e.: lpr -C med filename currently apsfilter supports setting -dQuality for "cdj8*" drivers -dQuality=[-1,0,1] So 2 Apr 2000 15:27:00 CEST Andreas Klemm * released apsfilter 5.3.0 So 2 Apr 2000 15:14:32 CEST Andreas Klemm * updated SETUP, setup/README, setup/printer-5.50, setup/printer-6.01 - contributed driver are marked with (+) - contributed driver in developement are marked with (*) mark contributed drivers and contributed drivers in developement So 2 Apr 2000 13:43:07 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: disallow user to change print resolution if they choose an uniprint or Generic Postscript driver, doesn't make sense. * SETUP: sanity check, if print driver is compiled in into gs So 2 Apr 2000 12:57:02 CEST Andreas Klemm * committ new SETUP * complete printer selection support for - gs 5.50 - gs 6.01 - user contributed driver * adding valid/supported printer is now easy. Simply add the entries in setup/printer- So 2 Apr 2000 11:28:47 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: cdj880 driver was missing. reported by dave * missing "`" in do_check_gs_version Sa 1 Apr 2000 13:19:29 CEST Andreas Klemm * Enhanced make-release script, to provides patches - from earlier releases to last release - from last release to -current release * prepare to update apsfilter port... * make-release: style * make-release: update toplevel index.html automatically Sa 25 Mär 2000 15:11:34 CET Andreas Klemm * Added (to enhance SETUP later) devices-5.50 - list of driver options devices-6.01 - list of driver options printer-5.50 - list of supported printers printer-6.01 - list of supported printers Di 21 Mär 2000 19:15:09 CET Andreas Klemm * new URL -> http://people.freebsd.org/~andreas Sa 18 Mär 2000 16:22:44 CET Andreas Klemm * generate diffs for the latest release and create webpage with diffs.offer patchesb * fix make-release: add --newfile Fr 17 Mär 2000 07:01:18 CET Andreas Klemm * upp profiles for Epson LQ-570/870/1070/1170 ESC/P2 24-pin Dot Matrix contributed by: Harold Bower So 12 Mär 2000 09:19:49 CET Andreas Klemm * when sending to "request-snailmail", mention apsfilter release in use So 12 Mär 2000 09:19:49 CET Andreas Klemm * Forgot to mention: Released apsfilter 5.2.0 Sa 11 Mär 2000 17:54:30 CET Andreas Klemm * SETUP + apsfilter allow windows (samba) remote printing as - GUEST user - real user and (optionally) password * SETUP: allow printing of testpage on local, local Postscript and windows remote printer (via smbclient -> SAMBA) * Change version to 520 * update INSTALL and ANNOUNCE file Mi 8 Mär 2000 20:02:58 CET Andreas Klemm * write GS_RESOL only to apsfilterrc file, if resolution = default has been chosen. This is because the x-res/y-res in the symlink name (if=....) has now precedence over everything. Only if you choose default, then you can use GS_RESOL to customize print resolution Di 7 Mär 2000 22:27:26 CET Andreas Klemm * SETUP fixes, you can now toggle back to gs default resolution * SETUP: when overwriting printcap it will be nuked entirely * SETUP: when adding entries to printcap old entries won't be commented out * complete revamp of print resolution. * Now you can create different printer with different resolution * if you choose default print resolution, then you are allowed to overwrite print resolution in apsfilterrc with GS_RESOL value Di 7 Mär 2000 21:15:38 CET Andreas Klemm * SETUP creates symlinks with print resolution or "default" * If you need two different print resolutions, simply create 2 printers with SETUP. Di 7 Mär 2000 19:39:34 CET Andreas Klemm * reduce the amount of printer entries per printer I think it's matter of the application to do color or b&w printing So we have now 3 printcap entries per printer * Introduce apsfilterrc variable color, to make it possible to choose "mono" if needed Di 7 Mär 2000 17:20:01 CET Andreas Klemm * SETUP / Global.sh / apsfilter / make-release : prepare for 5.2.0 * bugfix GS_FONTPATH hasn't been set because of wrong test (-f -> -d) Di 7 Mär 2000 13:50:37 CET Andreas Klemm * revamp control over a2ps operation and look&feel either configure - A2PS_OPTS - or a combination of A2PS_BASIC A2PS_STYLE A2PS_BORDER A2PS_HEADER A2PS_OPTS = overwrites complete a2ps command line, only exception: apsfilter auto file type recognition adds a file type parameter A2PS_BASIC = basic options A2PS_STYLE = how many pages per sheet, portrait or landscape A2PS_HEADER = want a page header A2PS_BORDER = want a border around pages A2PS_PAPERSIZE = want to use an own customized a2ps printertype which has been defined in /usr/local/etc/a2ps.cfg Di 7 Mär 2000 13:03:33 CET Andreas Klemm * fixes in SETUP because of new config variables * fix in SETUP under "News", /etc/apsfilter.$PRINTER * fix in SETUP, because no INSECURE FLAG anymore * fix in SETUP, concerning old Design informations Di 7 Mär 2000 12:19:03 CET Andreas Klemm * more security for apsfilter apsfilterrc files aren't sourced anymore instead of this config variables are grabbed via awk So -> got rid of INSECURE FLAG !!! * some environment variables have changed because of length and style OLD NEW ---------------------------------------------------------- PRINT_RAW_SETUP_PRINTER RAW_SETUP PRINT_RAW_SUPPRESS_FORMFEED RAW_SUPPRESS_FF FEATURE A2PS_FEATURES DVIPS_RESOL_DorP DVIPS_RES_DorP USE_RECODE_NOT_A2PS USE_RECODE PAGES_REVERSE_ORDER DVIPS_REVERSE * apsfilterrc files have different format defining above variables field separator is "!" (because all other possible good signs are already used by command options), i.e.: A2PS_FEATURES!1n! Please use the 2nd "=", so that only "1n" will be fetched and nothing more from the rest of the line which might be a comment. note: the file itself looks like shell syntax, but won't be sourced ! * changed the field separator of smbclient.conf file from ':' to '!' so that this is unique within apsfilter SETUP and apsfilter script are affected * modified apsfilterrc template file to reflect new file format (field separator '!') * modified SETUP to write some defaults in that format. Mo 6 Mär 2000 23:58:36 CET Andreas Klemm * fix samba remote printing, -c 'print -' was missing... Mo 6 Mär 2000 21:31:17 CET Andreas Klemm * Extended samba support SAMBA printer is automatically recognized if there is a smbclient.conf file in the printers spool directory Following format: SMB_SERVER:SALOME: # NetBIOS name, i.e.: "NT40SRV" SMB_PRINTER:EPSON: # service (printer) name, i.e.: "EPSON" SMB_IP:172.16.1.2: # IP Address of NetBIOS server SMB_WORKGROUP:KLEMM: # Workgroup Name SMB_BUFFER:1200: # finetune send buffer size (def. 65520) SMB_FLAGS:-N: # suppress password prompt The environment variable SAMBA_PRINTER is unnecessary now * Added Samba Printer support in SETUP * trim sleeps a bit in SETUP Mo 6 Mär 2000 19:13:12 CET Andreas Klemm * when testing and setting PRINT_TO_FILE if you want trash: KEEP_PRINTOUT="YES" # set to keep $TMP_PRINTOUT if you want to postprocess tmp printout with gs POSTPROCESS_PRINTOUT="YES" # set to pipe it through PRINT_PS * style: "! -z" -> "-n" in string tests * GLOBAL.sh: add /home/local/bin as local path Mo 6 Mär 2000 13:35:12 CET Andreas Klemm * some style fixes from Debian concerning tmp file handling in apsfilter. Declare tmp variables at the beginning of apsfilter. * introduce TMP variable, might be set to /var/tmp, if root- or memory filesystem too small * document PRINT_REMOTE a little bit more verbose * Fix e-mail address in README, to get postal address Do 2 Mär 2000 17:30:14 CET Andreas Klemm * released apsfilter 5.1.5 Do 2 Mär 2000 17:13:24 CET Andreas Klemm * SETUP: added support for configuring remote printer Beware: you still have to make sure, that your line printer scheduler supports input filter processing with remote printers as it is the case for FreeBSD 3.x and later with a "fixed" lpd as well as for Unix systems with LPRng installed as lineprinter scheduler, which is the case for some (not all !!!) Linux Systems. * updated HOWTO-BUGREPORT, former name APS-BUGFORM, moved it to toplevel * updated TROUBLESHOOTING Do 2 Mär 2000 16:38:25 CET Andreas Klemm * Added menue entries in SETUP for the contributed uniprint driver settings for Epson Stylus Color 740 stc740ih.upp : Epson Stylus Color 740, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper stc740p.upp : Epson Stylus Color 740, 720x720DpI, Plain Paper stc740pl.upp : Epson Stylus Color 740, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper Do 2 Mär 2000 14:26:45 CET Andreas Klemm * Bugfix for installing multiple printer of different flavor Old behaviour: SETUP creats an /etc/apsfilterrc file for 1st printer. When installing 2nd printer - which differs in gs-driver - then /etc/apsfilterrc file gets overwritten and the settings at the end of apsfilterrc file are lost. Even worse, your 1st printer which might be a color printer might be confused by the B&W settings of the 2nd printer. FIX: /etc/apsfilterrc (global settings, created only by system administrator, not SETUP script) SETUP now installs only /etc/apsfilterrc.PRINTER config file * changes in SETUP and apsfilter to get rid of UP_PROFILE variable. apsfilter script now is capable of detecting uniprint driver by scanning the name of the printer: case $PRINTER in *.upp) PRINT_PS="gs command with uniprint syntax";; *) PRINT_PS="gs command with normal syntax";; esac Di 29 Feb 2000 10:34:43 CET Andreas Klemm * Update FAQ (questions from Mike Riella ) What are the 5 printers for in /etc/printcap Which printer to use for samba users -> raw Sa 19 Feb 2000 13:04:59 CET Andreas Klemm * Linux RedHat and Slackware permission problems find out, under which user id apsfilter runs, by writing the output of id command to tmp-file... * Updated FAQ concerning RedHat and Linux lpd permission problems. Mi 9 Feb 2000 04:52:39 CET Andreas Klemm * Add FAQ entry about incorrect papersize when printing ASCII using a2ps. make clear to use a2ps-letter. So 2 Jan 2000 18:16:14 CET Andreas Klemm * Default for A2PS_OPTS still wrong ... did it right now Got a wrong submission from a user and I didn't test it thoroughly in the past -X iso1 --portrait --no-header --borders=no -1 So 2 Jan 2000 16:49:46 CET Andreas Klemm * "Francois D. Menard" contributed upp driver files for Epson Stylus Color 740 * added uniprint subdirectory for additional contributed upp files * add support for different upp files for _one_ printer via apsfilterrc file as suggested by Francois * add docu and examples to template apsfilterrc file * Eran Guendelman make more clear in SETUP, that you need to set PAPERTYPE in order to print the test page and properly setup the printer also changed order of menue entries. So 2 Jan 2000 15:48:16 CET Andreas Klemm * rodney simioni SETUP and setup/filtersetup doesn't run under Solaris 7 /bin/sh doesn't grok [ -z $var ], have to use [ -z "$var" ] like in apsfilter script * make-release changes, so that only _missing_ apsfilter release tar archives are re-created to prevent frequent md5 checksum changes... So 28 Nov 1999 11:06:36 CET Andreas Klemm * Update FAQ, how to get rid of the borders when printing ASCII documents. * Change apsfilterrc, to state out, that A2PS_OPTS is the now recommended way to configure a2ps text formatting * Be more verbose about difference of legacy config option FEATURE and the A2PS_OPTS config variable, wich overwrites a2ps printing options completely. * Feature request by John Culleton : Changed default to print portrait without border, since many people seem to want this as (better) default. So 21 Nov 1999 10:09:11 CET Andreas Klemm * Update FAQ, how to adjust page margins Sa 13 Nov 1999 15:26:30 CET Andreas Klemm * Updated FAQ, printing on Solaris 7 (x86, sparc) Fr 22 Okt 1999 20:09:11 CEST Andreas Klemm * added doc/REMOTE-PRINTING sample how to implement this So 29 Aug 1999 17:06:47 CEST Andreas Klemm * Improve functionality of make-release script Automate as much as possible !!! Sa 28 Aug 1999 08:54:28 CEST Andreas Klemm * released apsfilter 5.1.3 * more secure temproary files, this nice idea was from Lars Köller. Now we have a umask of 077. * Better guidance to uniprint drivers, it was previously a little bit hidden. * SETUP many display enhancements to make the setup script more informative for the user. * change destination (download directory) in make-release script after homepage directory redesign. Mo 19 Jul 1999 00:38:19 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilterrc: added nice a2ps options from Lars Köller * SATISFIED_CUSTOMERS file Sa 12 Jun 1999 23:48:28 CEST Andreas Klemm * re-released apsfilter 5.1.2 * fixed a cosmetic thing in SETUP, cd into lib dubdir, so that new gs's error message redirection works... * cosmetic fix/typo in apsfilter script and SETUP Sa 12 Jun 1999 18:16:59 CEST Andreas Klemm * released apsfilter 5.1.2 So 6 Jun 1999 19:20:36 CEST Andreas Klemm * Frank McIngvale SETUP bug report (tested patch) to prevent GS_RESOL=x in /etc/apsfilterrc, when RESOL=default if [ "$RESOL" != "default" ]; then RESOL="${XRESOL}x${YRESOL}" fi Do 3 Jun 1999 13:56:58 CEST Andreas Klemm * SETUP: print time to compute testpage and time to print testpage * SETUP: pipe these times with tee into logfile, to help to decide later, which driver to choose... * when selecting uniprint, don't show uniprint in SETUP menue, instead display selected uniprint driver settings... * apsfilter: missing PAPERSIZE in PRINT_PS command for uniprint * SETUP: missing PAPERSIZE in PRINT_PS command for uniprint * Andreas Reuter contributed a PS file (redir_gs_msg.ps) to redirect Postscript error messages; added lib directory to include such PS cmd files Patch PRINT_PS to include this libdir in searchpath for ps files. Mi 26 Mai 1999 22:36:19 CEST * "David G. Andersen" Add hint in INSTALL file, how to patch FreeBSD's usr.sbin/lpr/chkprintcap/chkprintcap.c, to allow sharing of a spooldir by several printers in /etc/printcap. Needed for lpr -P{low,medium,high} Di 25 Mai 1999 22:16:25 CEST Andreas Klemm * make use of psutils package to print 2 pages on one added this to PRINT_PS variable to enable this you only have to set PSUTILS in one of the apsfilterrc files Then two pages on one is not only limited to print_ascii Mo 24 Mai 1999 11:44:08 CEST Andreas Klemm * release apsfilter 5.11 * fix resolution calculation, don't simply default to 300dpi if user only want's to use gs-driver default resolution. This leads to the necessary change to move code concerning dvips resolution calculation into print_dvips routine. * enhance apsfilter bugform * move entry of rogue printers into other case struct * cosmetic changes, move copyright more in front... So 23 Mai 1999 13:00:59 CEST Andreas Klemm * release apsfilter 5.10 * changes for FreeBSD ports collection: don't call SETUP automatically on "make install" so isn't interactive anymore, so IS_INTERACTIVE has gone and apsfilter will reside on the next FreeBSD CD-ROM... * remove all occurrences of BETA version .... * add env variable for dvips PAGES_REVERSE_ORDER to force adding -r switch, apsfilterrc updated as well * revamped the code to detect print resolution, now we have the following variables and priorities (a) is highest prio) RESOLUTION is used for ghostscript commandline (for setting GS_CMD_RESOL) XRES is used for setting resolution on dvips commandline a) if resolution is part of filter script name DPI=XXXxYYY -> RESOLUTION=$DPI -> XRES=XXX, YRES=YYY b) if DPI is not set and if GS_RESOL has been set by the user (XXXxYYY) -> RESOLUTION=$GS_RESOL -> XRES=XXX, YRES=YYY c) if DPI and GS_RESOL have not been set and we have a PS printer PS_xxx, then set: -> RESOLUTION=XXXxYYY -> XRES=XXX, YRES=YYY d) default to 300dpi, to be able to set resolution for dvips commandline, gs uses the default resolution of the printer driver... -> RESOLUTION="" -> XRES=300, YRES=300 * add installation instructions to INSTALL, how to manually configure apsfilter, to use different print resolutions, to get the following functionality: lpr -Plow test.ps (print in 180dpi) lpr -Pmed test.ps (print in 360dpi) lpr -Phigh test.ps (print in 720dpi) Sa 15 Mai 1999 11:36:47 CEST Andreas Klemm * add new apsfilter testpage from Andreas Reuter tiger.ps is gone ;-) * save UP_PROFILE variable in SETUP.cfg as well * Get some enhancements from SuSE version of apsfilter (v 1.6) with some modifications - CRLF translation and perforation skip for more HP models - printer type dependend apsfilter setup files with the following precedence: /etc/apsfilterrc /etc/apsfilterrc.${PRINTER} $HOME/.apsfilterrc $HOME/.apsfilterrc.${PRINTER} - new GS_FONTPATH environment variable to make use of additional fonts, i.e.: X11R6's type1 fonts a) can be set in apsfilterrc files b) if not set it defaults to /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1 or /var/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1 - default printer resolution now also defineable in apsfilter filter script name please note, apsfilterrc file settings GS_RESOL have precedence over the new configuration scheme - new user settable environment variable USE_RECODE_NOT_A2PS use recode instead of a2ps to print ascii files, so: - print_ascii has been renamed to print_ascii_a2ps - new shell function print_ascii_recode has been introduced - new environment variable RECODE_OPTS defaults to "-q latin1:ibmpc" overwriteable by the apsfilterrc files - new supported filetypes - bmp - FAX G3 - troff * some dvips settings cleanup, use -Z only when resol >= 400dpi * cosmetic, sort order of shell functions for printing and "case" structure by file type * when printing html use some sane defaults for HTML2PS_OPTS if not set in apsfilterrc files Mo 1 Mär 1999 16:41:21 CET Andreas Klemm * RELEASED apsfilter 5.0.1 * file command now doesn't need to read from stdin, I forgot this in 5.0.0, now file works directly on the tmp file. Had to remove one "shift" to make this work properly. * Added this to the contrib section From: Skliarouk Peter Wrote filter for russian fonts for matrix 9-pin printers. It uses only ESC-consequences to transform chars to theirs graphics representations. Do 18 Feb 1999 22:13:29 CET Andreas Klemm RELEASED apsfilter 5.0.0 Do 18 Feb 1999 21:15:27 CET Joachim Achtzehnter * LPRng support * writing the first 8k into a tmp file makes rewindstdin unnecessary Sat, 24 Oct 1998 22:29:12 -0500 (CDT) Glenn Johnson * uniprint driver support (for ghostscript >= 5.10) So 5 Jul 1998 22:54:07 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter 4.9.9 released * recognition and printing of bzip2 compressed files. Sa 4 Jul 1998 19:11:46 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter 4.9.8 released * support printing of PDF files, sorry we need tmp files, since pdf2ps (gs) needs direct file access, see gs docu * fix bug in SETUP script, when having a color printer, create the necessary printcap entries and spooldirs * set the default printer "lp" to the auto-color printer if you have a color printer. New variable DEFAULT_PRINTER controls this (2=mono, 4=color) * fix mksymlinks utility, create all necessary color links Do 4 Jun 1998 23:17:20 CEST Andreas Klemm * apsfilter 4.9.7 released * Added support for new HP DeskJet Driver in FreeBSD port of ghostscript 5.10. As a result apsfilters SETUP needs to know about the new printer drivers. See: http://bonk.ethz.ch/hp850/hp850.html http://bonk.ethz.ch/hp850/hp850-readme.1.3.html * Put license.hp8 and readme.hp8 files from the new HP driver into the doc directory. PLEASE READ THE README FILE, IT CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFOS, WHAT THE NEW DRIVERS DO AND WHAT NOT. THE OUTPUT OF THE NEW DRIVERS CAN BECOME HUGE !!! * If you want that for Linux as well, you have to patch the ghostscript sources and to rebuild ghostscript 5.10. The URL's above contain some (not complete) instructions how to do that. * For more hints you can browse through my diffs in the FreeBSD ports collection. Fr 29 Mai 1998 00:23:28 CEST Andreas Klemm * Fix ANNOUNCE, added HTML to list of supported file types. Fr 29 Mai 1998 00:04:35 CEST Andreas Klemm * From: Neil Hart get rid of SPOOLDIR /usr/spool for Linux installations ... nearly all OS now use /var/spool ... * apsfilter 4.9.6 released Di 26 Mai 1998 21:10:11 CEST Andreas Klemm * From: Neil Hart 1. the script setup/compile refers to the directory a2ps-4.2-akl-new, but the source is actually in the directory a2ps-4.2-akl 2. the script setup/compile doesn't invoke Makefile.linux, but instead simply defaults to use the (non-functional) Makefile in that directory 3. the install_it script in the rewind-stdin directory has the line ''cp rewindstdin $BINDIR" commented out, so it never actually installs the program So 17 Mai 1998 22:59:07 CEST Andreas Klemm * Release 4.9.5 * Nice idea from wizant.keidel@t-online.de (J.Keidel) to support direct printing of HTML documents Mi 13 Mai 1998 19:58:53 CEST Andreas Klemm * revamp make install for ports collection and such... Di 12 Mai 1998 22:57:10 CEST Andreas Klemm * better SETUP and various fixes. * Release 4.9.4 So 22 Sep 1996 18:43:14 MET DST Andreas Klemm * added support for some gs3/gs4 printer: st800, stcolor * added better support for the Stylus PRO * enhanced apsfilterrc for better color printer support (gs init files, resolution) Mon Nov 27 19:43:28 MET 1995 Andreas Klemm * released apsfilter 4.9.3 for FreeBSD 2.1 cleaned up the package, source will be compiled first, and then installed (no precompiled binaries in apsfilter/bin) Tue Oct 24 18:20:09 MET 1995 Andreas Klemm * released apsfilter 4.9.2, special version for FreeBSD 4.9.2 but same functionality as 4.9.1, so Linux users don't are in any disadvantage ;-) * make some little changes to apsfilter 4.9.1 to fit into FreeBSD package format fine ;-) * Added in setup a README file * Modified the README in template * globally changed version numbers to 4.9.2 * Modified ANNOUNCE file to inform people, that 4.9.2 is functionally the same as 4.9.1, but packaged for FreeBSD 2.1 Montag, 10. Juli 1995 20:45:55 Uhr MET DST Andreas Klemm * released 4.9.1 Montag, 10. Juli 1995 20:45:55 Uhr MET DST Andreas Klemm * FranzJosef Knelangen "Fatal error: need gs ..." error eliminated in bin/apsfilter Samstag, 8.Juli 1995, 19:51:37 Uhr MET DST Andreas Klemm * released 4.9 Samstag, 8.Juli 1995, 19:00:47 Uhr MET DST Andreas Klemm * Klaus-Dieter Henkel : can't print PS and ASCII files onto a PS printer, because of "HAVE_GS = True" checks in the wrong context. Obviously he doesn't need ghostscript when having a PS printer. Moved the check to the 4th section when creating the PRINT_PS variable. Thanks, this was a important fix !! * Andrew Young Mr. ispell && grammer checker ;-)) fixed some chicken english mistakes ;-)) * Uwe Bonnes Fix for a2ps to strip the MS-Dog ^M at end of line in PS files. * myself bin/apsfilter: DVIPS_RESOL_DorP, was misspelled in section 2 * Thomas Esser fixes for setup_dvips.sh Thu May 4 13:27:43 MET DST 1995 Andreas Klemm * Martin Kraemer : Many many things, *thanks*: - setupaps removed - PRINT_TO_FILE disabled, was only for testing purposes - set -x also. - Test for empty variables changed ( -z "$XXX" ) - okidisplay.tar.gz into new contribution dir Mon May 1 17:41:25 MET DST 1995 Andreas Klemm * bin/setup_dvips.sh fixed: RES=RES_X added Mon May 1 13:54:51 MET DST 1995 Andreas Klemm * 4.9 Test release released * Since there seem to be two different flavours of dvips program, I introduced a DVIPS_RESOL_DorP Flag, to use -P or -D option when changing print resulution. Defaults to -D for Thomas Essers dvips (teTeX-0.3). * Added an INSECURE Flag that can be set in /etc/apsfilterrc globally. Only by setting INSECURE to True, its possible, that users custom configuration file is executed with lpd (sometimes root) Permissions. Thu Mar 2 20:05:38 1995 Thomas Bueschgens * created setup_dvip.sh to support newer versions of dvips. Thanks to Thomas Esser for some metafont-tips. * created README.TeX, just first version, but it'll suffice :-) * Changed -D (RES) to -P (RES) in apsfilter (DVIPS_OPTS) Mon Feb 6 19:30:55 MET 1995 Andreas Klemm * uphya001@odie.physik2.uni-rostock.de (Lars Koeller) His flavour of file command prompts with "ascii text (with escape sequences)" when printing PCL (HP command language) files. So the case structure gets an alternative *escape*|*data*). And the case data has to be moved before the case ascii clause. Tue Jan 31 12:54:07 MET 1995 Andreas Klemm * joe@fred.iaas-berlin.de (Joachim Schoenberg): - in 4.9-gamma, typo in line 461, wrong fi at end of a command - added "from $LOGINNAME" in fault filetype (for network print.) Sat Jan 28 19:10:12 MET 1995 Andreas Klemm * joe@fred.iaas-berlin.de (Joachim Schoenberg): print data failed, solution: case *data*) * eleminated GS_RESOL in apsfilter script. Trust ghostscripts defaults in its printer driver. If you need it, the set it via apsfilterrc. Modified sample apsfilterrc file. Mon Jan 2 20:17:49 MET 1995 Andreas Klemm * daub@einstein.cs.uni-duesseldorf.de: apsfilter: A2PS_STD_OPTS changed to A2PS_STD_OPTIONS * Christoph Junge : esc2 wrong -> escp2, changed in apsfilter added st800, Stylus support. * Michael_Nelson FAQ: problems with LJIII and 1 MB Ram when printing with a2ps two pages on one and resol. = 300dpi. Solution: resol 150x150. * SETUP: touch SPOOLDIR/lock and chmod 644 for Slackware 2.1.0 necessary. * Corey Sweeney and many others ... want remote printing functionality ... ;-) Here it is, the ugly hack: bin/apsfilter: when setting REMOTE_PRINTER=True then we print to a printer named remote. So make a printer entry in /etc/printcap for your printer named remote and set the environment variable in bin/apsfilter ( ~ line 55) Please note, now everything is being sent to the _one_ remote printer ... sorry ... !!!! Added some comments to the FAQ. * Donald R. Newcomb Support for Panasonic KX-1123 (KX-1123P?). Take type epson. Added epson support in bin/apsfilter Hope dvips X and Y coordinates 360x180 are in the correct order ... I'll hear from you ;-) FAQ updated. * Lucas James rewindstdin fails for FreeBSD 2.X, because of the new 64 bit offsets. Added support for FreeBSD 2.X. * From: Thorsten Frigger SunOS 4.1.X / Solaris 1.1.X - file(1) can't read from pipe Added FreeBSD's sources of file command. Solaris sysadms can now fiddle around with that version. But beware, you are on your own ... Don't know if its suitable to replace the originally file command completely ... be careful !!! * Steve Whorwood Patch for a2ps.c. Slackware 2.0 with man 1.3 produces other escape sequences for boldface, so a2ps fails printing boldface correctly when printing manpages. A fix for a2ps.c in the src tree provided .... * bumped version counter to 4.9 in different files * Updated FAQ * fixed Toms e-mail address in the file DONATIONS, to keep him happy ;-) Tue Nov 1 09:20:17 MET 1994 Andreas Klemm Stefan Roehrich * changed typo in apsfilter, esc2 -> escp2. Sun Oct 9 19:39:06 MET 1994 Andreas Klemm * changed mknew, not to include new and unfinished setupaps stuff and RCS files for rel 481. * gs isn't a public domain product. Changed this in ANNOUNCE and WHO_AM_I. Hope I removed all occurrences. * rolled Rel. 481 Sun Oct 2 17:27:51 MET 1994 Andreas Klemm * Vince Skahan wanted landscape printing: Added a new a2ps feature in apsfilter: 1l and 1ln Allows you to print one page landscape with and without header. Changed the code around a2ps, basic (needed) a2ps opts, that must be kept even if user overwrite the A2PS_OPTS variable in their apsfilterrc files. Updated apsfilterrc file. Sun Oct 2 13:39:22 MET 1994 Andreas Klemm * bcr@physics.purdue.edu (Bill C. Riemers) asks for more security, so: Security enhancements to SETUP. Check if we are installed in a directory, that is owned by root, daemon or bin. Otherwise inform user, ask for permission to fix it, show user waht will be done. Exit, if user isn't willed to give us permissions ... Only exception are our developement machines knobel and hammer ... since we develope under our user accounts ... ;-) Fri Sep 30 10:43:06 MET 1994 Andreas Klemm * Work on bug (7), try to give each printer his own spool dir. Sun Sep 25 17:48:12 MET 1994 Andreas Klemm * changed mknew, so that GNU tar follows symbolic links * introduced a form to report bugs APS-BUG-FORM added this info into INSTALL file * bumped version to 4.8, changed 4.8 to 48 in GLOBAL.sh so that mknew produces aps-48.tgz, as announced !!! Sun Sep 25 12:55:41 MET 1994 Andreas Klemm * removed the silly benchmark from SETUP * a2ps manpage will be installed if certain fix man-dirs are found. * added option -nL for a2ps to suppress the user Login ID as well when printing pages with no borders (FEATURE 1n and 2n) * updated documentation / installation * introduced a TROUBLESHOOTING file, debugging hints ... * changed the name of the variable DEBUG_TO_FILE to PRINT_TO_FILE to make more clear, that print data will be put into this file. Real debugging output will be found in the file PRINTER_SPOOLDIR/log as before ! * disabled debugging in the filter for the final _release_ version 4.8 * added LOCAL_PATH in global/GLOBAL.sh, to be in sync with TROUBLSHOOTING docu, how to add more local search paths to needed programs. * updated docu a bit. renamed some files, added some files to be more clear. Sat Sep 17 20:27:36 1994 Thomas Bueschgens (sledge@hammer.oche.de) * Added PROBLEMS file so people know what to do in case of trouble, whom to send mail to and so on! * Let RCS take over the revision/release-numbers to avoid those 4.01Beta-names!! Two number should be sufficient, right? * README: added pointer where to get pbmplus & jpeg-stuff if someone needs to add this stuff to his machine to print pictures. * setup/filtersetup: added support for djpeg needed for printing JPEG-Pictures. Introduces HAVE_DJPEG for apsfilter automatically. * bin/apsfilter.tom: added support for JPEG-pictures for both, color and mono-printer. Due to that new Variable DJPEG_OPTS which is set depending on color/mono-printer. Wed Aug 31 21:28:20 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * rolled new version 403 Beta Wed Aug 31 21:23:36 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * bug in SETUP, filtersetup run very early and don't find a2ps and rewindstdin, filtersetup wasn't repeated later, when a2ps and rewindstdin are compiled and installed ... * since we compile in background, we wait for that ... * introduced fun stuff ... do you have humour ?! ;-) Sat Aug 27 18:38:48 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * bumped version count to 4.02 (Beta) to avoid confusion Sat Aug 27 18:29:55 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * introduced global apsfilterrc file /etc/apsfilterrc Therefore changed SETUP again. * read apsfilterrc now erlier in apsfilter, not in the case structure or functions ... Perhaps a bit overhead, but shorter and better * read global apsfilterrc first, so that there are sane defaults, and then - if present - the users one ... so the user gets his customization but if he has an old template I keep apsfilter happy for the case, it contains needed stuff for runtime. Sat Aug 27 16:52:17 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * bumped version to 401B (Beta) to avoid confusion when speaking about the new release ... ;-) Sat Aug 27 15:23:33 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * Better documentation of template/apsfilterrc * new compile/install utility setup/compile * Enhanced the SETUP script in many ways ... - script calls setup/compile to automatically compile and install a2ps and rewindstdin. - additional remarks concerning user setup (apsfilterrc) and remote printing... Sat Aug 27 13:17:23 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * My e-mail address changed ! ;-) Please note this ;-) * Changed mknew to create smaller uuencoded Beta versions If a apsfilter Release contains the letters {a,A,B,b} ( -> see GLOBAL.sh ) then this smaller archive is created without doc and testfiles. * End of SETUP utility tells you now what to do next: compile and install a2ps and rewindstdin. Wed Aug 24 18:22:18 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * Some more installation instructions for a2ps and rewindstdin in the README file. Wed Aug 24 17:56:43 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * changed apsfilter's fault_filetype function to be smarter and nicer. Better formatted output and tells user now about "unsupported" filetypes ... and that he might solve this by typing lpr -Pascii or lpr -Praw. Since it might be possible that he tried to print ascii files containing control characters or such ... who knows what file(1) reports ... * fixed bug in SETUP, it didn't ask properly for BAUDRATE when installing a serial printer. Asked for Device twice, removed one question ;-) * bj10e doesn't have 360dpi, changed it to 300dpi, hope that's correct now. Wed Aug 24 16:28:13 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * Rolled the version 4.0-Beta * Changed global/GLOBAL.sh to version 4.0 * Merged older changelog files into this one (beginning from apsfilter 1.3 !!!) * added Q 1.4 "Printing of long ascii listings (C-Source,...) is dog slow..." to FAQ * added Q 1.5 "how to manage strange search paths for programs..." to FAQ * FAQ Q 1.1, ypu have to run filtersetup, not mksymlinks, to add new filters to the apsfilter program. * created a KNOWN_BUGS file - a todo file ... Wed Aug 24 16:15:32 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * removed doc/INSTALL since its meaningless ;-) It explains to you how to extract the gnu zipped tar archive aps-XXX.tgz. But to get that file/information you have to extract the archive first ... you get the clue ?! ;-) Wed Aug 24 15:22:34 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * Updated README and WHO_AM_I to reflect the latest changes * Changed the name WHO_AM_I to WHAT_AM_I to reflect the purpose of this file better. * removed README_QUICK_INSTALL since it didn't contain valuable stuff and README is already smart to the user ;-) * Created a file MANIFEST which is a list of all files that belong to apsfilter with a short description for what purpose they are. Removed that stuff from README. * Added more information into README, which documents to read next. * Changed README to tell the user to install the template file apsfilterrc into his home directory. * introduced the file FAQ in apsfilters top level directory. * put only apsfilter under RCS revision control starting at apsfilter 4.1 * stripped apsfilter a bit more, moved changelog and thanks to contributors into this file Wed Aug 24 15:02:09 MET DST 1994 Andreas Klemm * After Thomas had his `creative time' the version is again owned by me ;-) This means testing and writing docu ;-) Thanks Tom for your valuable work when I had no time to change the things in the filter ! * Changed Makefiles of src/a2ps-4.2-akl-new and src/rewind-stdin. Introduced the shellscripts install_it. These scripts are looking in /etc/printcap, where apsfilter is really installed, to place the binaries of a2ps and rewindstdin exactly in $APS_BASEDIR/bin, which is on top of the search path in apsfilter. This makes sure, that the enhanced a2ps will be used instead of older ones. Same for other tools needed for apsfilter. * The install_it scripts checks and makes sure, that apsfilter has to be installed first before attempting to install a2ps and rewindstdin. Thu Aug 11 14:23:15 1994 Thomas Bueschgens (sledge@hammer.oche.de) * setup/mksymlinks: create necessary symlinks if color printers are choosen. * SETUP: added support for color-printers so the correct entries for /etc/printcap are computed. remove FEATURE from setup, this is user-configurable by now from .apsfilterrc Wed Aug 10 10:06:53 1994 Thomas Bueschgens (sledge@hammer.oche.de) * bin/apsfilter.tom: added PNMTOPS-variable to control wether color or mono-pics are created. recompute HAVE_PNMTOPS to depend on HAVE_PPMTOPGM if mono is used to ensure correct error-messages if pbm-utils are installed incomplete. * setup/filtersetup: added ppmtopgm to the list of needed/supportet filters so color-data may be converted to mono-data. * bin/apsfilter.tom: moved A2PS_MARGIN-definition to print_ascii() so it is only defined if necessary. Tue Aug 9 16:36:59 1994 Thomas Bueschgens (sledge@hammer.oche.de) * bin/apsfilter.tom: changed 'echo $0' to 'basename $0' sp paths with '-' are recognized correctly, too. Mon Aug 1 09:09:05 1994 Thomas Bueschgens (sledge@hammer.oche.de) * SETUP: removed the choice wether to modify /etc/magic or not since this caused errors on many systems Corrected some typos * template/: changed the README and added a warning that double-entries in /etc/magic may cause malfunctions of apsfilter * global/GLOBAL.sh: changed one path to reflect my systems tex-installation * doc/: changed the documentation a bit to keep track with the newest changes * SETUP: read BAUD if installing a serial-printer, don't write APS_BASEDIR to /etc/printcap if addinga printer * template/apsfilterrc: added the HAVE_MAKETEXPK and FEATURE-templates to the example-apsfilterrc * bin/apsfilter.tom: clean up documention in apsfilter, changed a2ps-options, added HAVE_MAKETEXPK-flag moved FEATURE-recognition from apsfilters name to users config file .apfilterrc, prepared use of color-property added support for compacted ASCII-files if ascii-filetype was forced ================================================================================ changes 3.0.1 -> 3.0.2 ================================================================================ [ some fixes from Bob Trush ], thanks ! - corrected typo in README, README_QUICK_INSTALL and setup - added support for HP Laserjet 4l "ljet4l" - support for BSD/386 from BSDI - new variable MAGIC defines where the magic(5) file can be found - grabs HOME_DIR more precisely using grep "^$LOGINNAME:" .... - more precise and effective usage of the shells eval command for eval $PRINT_PS ... - added/changed PATH in GLOBAL.sh - added HAVE_MAKETEXPK to decide wether to create fonts while print_dvi or not ================================================================================ changes 3.0 -> 3.0.1 (AKL) ================================================================================ - changed $APS_BASEDIR/bin/GLOBAL.sh to $APS_BASEDIR/global/GLOBAL.sh - lowercase the output of the file(1) command to be more portable rewritten the queries in the case structure ================================================================================ changes 2.3 -> 3.0 (AKL) ================================================================================ - removed reverse print order for nec printers - added -M option not to call MakeTeXPK to create missing fonts when printing with dvips because of a bug in the script that causes an exit of apsfilter and not printing anything. - ascii->a2ps: added missing -1 option when printing in portrait. - HOME_DIR is users homedir. Here we look for ps files that might be included when printing dvi files with dvips using the feature, to include Postscript pictures produced by xfig or other programs... - introduced a .apsfilter config file in each users home directory allows the user to add printer specific initialization when printing raw ascii text var. PRINT_RAW_SETUP_PRINTER allows to set special init commands var. PRINT_RAW_SUPPRESS_FORMFEED suppresses formfeed after print_raw - modifications for EPSON STYLUS (gs' printer type esc2 wasn't managed by the filter. - added support for esc2 printers ;-) I forgot them uiiii ;) - removed $ECHO which represented an echo command that can handle control characters \xxx since printf is used for that ... - introduced user custom print and feature commands in some print functions ... print_dvi, print_raw, print_ps .... user defineable via $HOME/.apsfilterrc file - removed Preserving of TMP_FILE since we don't have any ... - added a global setup file bin/apsfilterrc that is created during installation by bin/filtersetup. It contains env. variables that tell us, which filter programs are available or not (gs, dvips, a2ps,...) If you add a filter, then you have to edit filtersetup and rerun it. In apsfilter you should ask then, if a special filter is available before trying to call it .... - added sun rasterfile support - read PATH from GLOBAL.sh - removed all occurrences of TMP_DIR, since not necessary anymore - added /usr/openwin/bin to searchpath for Sun's Solaris 1 to find ras2ps.... - added filter support for gif and fig - print sunraster using Poskanzer bitmap utilities, if ras2ps isn't there - can print compressed files compressed by: compress, gzip, pack, freeze one exception, doesn't work on compressed dvi files (dvips -> gs) - and certainly some more .... ;-) ################################################################################ # # Changes 1.10 -> 1.11 # ################################################################################ # # A last minute hack caused file type autorecognition to fail :-( # The culprit: I only appended $PATH to the search path for machine # specific search paths. And boom :-( # After removing $PATH from the PATH= line everything works perfectly now. # Oh folks .. the next time I don't include wishes from people without # testing, even if the changes are soooo minimal as in this case '-) # # No line in this script exceeds 80 columns any more, # as suggested by Stephen Hsieh # # Modified the way how apsfilters command line arguments are stored # in environment variables, # as suggested by Dirk Sturzebecher # ################################################################################ # # Changes 1.9 -> 1.10 # ################################################################################ # # introduced shell functions print_ps, print_dvi, print_ascii, .... # is needed for the new program functions to force printing of ascii, which # is needed for printing "deutsche Umlaute" # # problems with "deutschen Umlauten" # Text containing "Deutsche Umlaute" may be interpreted as data, so cr/nl # conversion for deskjet and possibly other printer doesn't work. # A possible solution is to force the script to handle imput data as text or # something else. # # exit 1 on print fault caused lpd to print the file again and again # and lots of tmp files made TMP_DIR full.. so we have to exit 0 in any case # # Introduced MAILX variable. /bin/mail = elm on Linux. Elm didn't find # ~/Mail directory, so it failed to send $NOTIFY a mail when a print error # occurred. # # David Frey : # use lpr's command line arguments -wwidth -iindent -llength, pipe ascii # through pr # # and some more ... # ################################################################################ # # Changes 1.8 -> 1.9 # ################################################################################ # # Thu Feb 24 18:45:00 GMT+0100 1994 # # removed compression option that was introduced with 1.8 # since dvips can't read from a pipe... # # canon bj printer don't have a common command set ... # So the bj* commands I introduced were only valid for the bj200. # ################################################################################ # # Changes 1.7 -> 1.8 # ################################################################################ # # Sun Feb 20 14:02:29 GMT+0100 1994 # # Optionally (default=yes) compresses temporary files used by this script # See COMPRESS option. On slow systems wit low memory you may want to disable # this feature. (Suggestions from Bill - physics.purdue.edu!bcr) # # Rewrote parts of my comments and shortened the script by simly referencing # the GNU GPL. # ################################################################################ # # Changes 1.6 -> 1.7 # ################################################################################ # # Wed Feb 16 21:57:57 GMT+0100 1994 # # - Support for Canon Bubblejets (Bill - physics.purdue.edu!bcr) # - fixed nec resolution from 300 to 360 dpi in dvips part # ################################################################################ # # Changes 1.5 -> 1.6 # ################################################################################ # # Sat Feb 5 13:10:33 GMT+0100 1994 (AKL) # # rearranged this script to be an input filter # use if=/usr/local/bin/apsfilter in /etc/printcap # advantage: you can mix the file types in on command line # lpr postscript_file ascii_file .... # # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # # Sat Feb 5 13:29:24 GMT+0100 1994 (AKL) # # removed quit.ps, because it caused trouble for some people. # # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # # Sat Feb 5 13:39:18 GMT+0100 1994 (AKL) # # dvips: added useful command line options (see: section 10) # # - run dvips in quiet mode # - print last page first for some printers # - compress bitmap fonts when resolution is greater or equal 400 dpi # - trying to set printer resolution for dvips && gs correctly # # suggestion from: sar@beehive.mn.org (Steven A. Reisman) # set paper type for dvips && gs correctly # # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # # Sat Feb 5 16:17:31 GMT+0100 1994 (AKL) # # from: sch2@crux5.cit.cornell.edu (Stephen Hsieh) # - cr/nl conversion needed for laserjets when printing ascii # ################################################################################ Major changes since apsfilter-1.3: --------------------------------- o I changed the copyright to the GPL, since in my first public version it was to rigid. My fault .. but now everything is ok ! o Main feature in this version is a total rewrite of the configuration section that makes printer specific modifications very simple ! apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/DONATIONS0000644000175000017500000000034007404665355016220 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/DONATIONS,v 1.3 2001/12/09 13:45:17 andreas Exp $ # For a list of things that would help in developement see: http://www.apsfilter.org/donation.html Thanks for sponsoring the apsfilter project ! apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/FAQ0000644000175000017500000000152007404665355015272 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/FAQ,v 1.12 2001/12/09 13:45:17 andreas Exp $ Frequently Asked Questions for Apsfilter The FAQs are contained in the apsfilter documentation Typical locations: a) local machine under unpacked apsfilter sources: - doc/handbook.html b) online on apsfilters web server: http://www.apsfilter.org If you use the -stable version of apsfilter look here: - http://www.apsfilter.org/docs/apsfilter-handbook-stable.html If you use the developement version of apsfilter, then use: - http://www.apsfilter.org/docs/apsfilter-handbook-current.html hint: those links are easy accessable on the apsfilter download page: - http://www.apsfilter.org/download.html For documentation questions, e-mail . For questions about Apsfilter, e-mail . apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/HOWTO-BUGREPORTS.in0000644000175000017500000000107607413407615017661 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/HOWTO-BUGREPORTS.in,v 1.19.2.5 2001/12/29 18:46:37 andreas Exp $ Please use the new script apsfilter-bug to make a bug- or problem report. For more informations see the manpage "apsfilter-bug(1)" and the apsfilter handbook. Hint: The apsfilter-bug utility presents you a "form" in an editor window which asks you some standard questions. If you save and quit your editor, then this report is sent automatically via e-mail to the proper apsfilter mailinglist. Thanks for using the new tools for sending problem reports The apsfilter team /// apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/INSTALL0000644000175000017500000000543307413375224015771 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/INSTALL,v 1.27.2.3 2001/12/29 17:17:08 andreas Exp $ APSFILTER installation instructions =================================== For all Unix systems you need: * the spooling software (lpd, lpr, lprm etc.); apsfilter supports BSD-style spoolers and LPRng (which in turn is BSD compatible) * for non-PostScript printers: ghostscript (gs) version 6.51 (GNU), 7.00 (AFPL) or later * recommended: the psutils package (psnup, psselect, psbook, ...) * a converter for every file format that you want to print for bitmap images: - convert from the ImageMagick package or - nconvert from XnView or - the pbmplus / netpbm tools for archives (will print file listing): ar, arc/unarc, unarj, cabextract, cpio, lha, rar/unrar, rpm, tar, unzip, zoo for ASCII files: - a2ps or - mpage or - enscript or - recode (no fancy features, plain text) plus (depends on your special demands) - dvips for DVI files - transfig for XFig files - html2ps or htmldoc for HTML files - sk2ps for Sketch, WMF and XFig files - groff for *roff files - tgif for Tgif files - wmf2eps for Windows Metafiles - optional: acroread or pdftops for PDF files * compression tools if you want to handle packed files: gzip, bzip2, compress, freeze, pack, lzop Installation procedure: ======================= * extract the tarball; this will create a subdir "apsfilter" $ gzip -cd apsfilter-x.y.z.tar.gz | tar xf - or $ bzip2 -cd apsfilter-x.y.z.tar.bz2 | tar xf - * cd into "apsfilter" * configure apsfilter $ ./configure You might want to give options; see "./configure --help" * login as root ("su -") * install apsfilter # make install * (optional) copy the contributed uniprint driver profiles into the ghostscript lib directory; e.g. # cp uniprint/*.upp /usr/local/share/ghostscript/VeRsIoN/lib This step can be skipped for FreeBSD users if the gs port has been updated lately. * read the apsfilter documentation under doc/ subdir * again: please try to read the whole documentation, including the FAQ * to install printers, start the SETUP script and follow the instructions: # /usr/local/share/apsfilter/SETUP (adjust the path if needed) * restart the spooler daemon "lpd", mostly by typing as root: # lpc restart all * print some files as a final test * in case of a problem, re-read the apsfilter handbook (doc/handbook.html), man pages for apsfilter, the FAQ in the apsfilter handbook. HOWTO-BUGREPORTS tells you, how to report bugs. * One final note: PLEASE WRITE BUG REPORTS TO THE MAILING-LISTS NOT TO THE DEVELOPERS PERSONALLY. This assures - that we can share our experiences among ALL apsfilter users and - feed our browseable and searchable mailinglist archive. Thanks ! apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/KNOWN_BUGS0000644000175000017500000000014007226111555016362 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/KNOWN_BUGS,v 1.7 2001/01/07 16:03:57 andreas Exp $ Currently no bugs. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/LICENSE0000644000175000017500000000064607413375224015746 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/LICENSE,v 1.5.2.3 2001/12/29 17:17:08 andreas Exp $ # # Copyright by Andreas Klemm # Copyright 1993-2002 "Postcard License". If you use apsfilter for business or home purposes, then please send me a postcard. This product is otherwise free of charge. You can get my address automaticall by writing to this e-mail address: apsfilter-snailmail@apsfilter.org apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/Makefile.in0000644000175000017500000000610707557061437017013 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/Makefile.in,v 1.48.2.19 2002/10/27 22:05:19 andreas Exp $ # root of installation tree (e.g. for package creation) DESTDIR= prefix=${DESTDIR}@prefix@ bindir=${DESTDIR}@bindir@ datadir=${DESTDIR}@datadir@ sysconfdir=${DESTDIR}@sysconfdir@ mandir=${DESTDIR}@mandir@ docdir=${DESTDIR}@docdir@ APSSHARE=${datadir}/apsfilter APSDOC=${docdir}/apsfilter APSCONF=${sysconfdir}/apsfilter MKDIR=mkdir -p RM=rm -f LN=ln -sfn INSTALL_PRG=install -c -s -m 555 INSTALL_SCRIPT=install -c -m 555 INSTALL_DATA=install -c -m 444 .PHONY: all install update clean distclean all: install: update update: ${MKDIR} ${bindir} ${MKDIR} ${mandir}/man1 ${MKDIR} ${mandir}/man5 ${MKDIR} ${APSDOC} ${MKDIR} ${APSCONF} ${MKDIR} ${APSSHARE} ${MKDIR} ${APSSHARE}/bin ${MKDIR} ${APSSHARE}/setup ${MKDIR} ${APSSHARE}/template ${INSTALL_SCRIPT} bin/aps2file ${bindir} ${INSTALL_SCRIPT} bin/apsfilter-bug ${bindir} ${INSTALL_SCRIPT} bin/apspreview ${bindir} ${INSTALL_SCRIPT} SETUP ${APSSHARE} ${INSTALL_SCRIPT} bin/apsfilter ${APSSHARE}/bin ${INSTALL_SCRIPT} bin/setup_dvips.sh ${APSSHARE}/bin ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/README ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/test.ps ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/devices-6.50 ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/devices-7.00 ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-6.50 ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-7.00 ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-cdj ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-epson ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-gimp ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-hpdj ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-hpijs ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-ijs ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-lexmark ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-misc ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/non-printer ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-omni ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-pcl3 ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-ppa ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} setup/printer-stp ${APSSHARE}/setup ${INSTALL_DATA} template/README ${APSSHARE}/template ${INSTALL_DATA} template/apsfilterrc ${APSSHARE}/template ${INSTALL_DATA} ANNOUNCE ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} FAQ ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} HOWTO-BUGREPORTS ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} LICENSE ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} doc/README.BSD ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} doc/README.TeX ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} doc/handbook.html ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} doc/apsfilter4.png ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} doc/paper ${APSDOC} ${INSTALL_DATA} man/apsfilter.1 ${mandir}/man1/apsfilter.1 ${INSTALL_DATA} man/aps2file.1 ${mandir}/man1/aps2file.1 ${INSTALL_DATA} man/apspreview.1 ${mandir}/man1/apspreview.1 ${INSTALL_DATA} man/apsfilter-bug.1 ${mandir}/man1/apsfilter-bug.1 ${INSTALL_DATA} man/apsfilterrc.5 ${mandir}/man5/apsfilterrc.5 tar cf - driver | ( cd ${APSSHARE} && tar xf -) ${LN} ${APSSHARE} ${APSCONF}/basedir clean: (cd doc; make clean) distclean: clean ${RM} @DOT_IN_FILES@ apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/PROMOTION0000644000175000017500000000031107404665355016246 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/PROMOTION,v 1.2 2001/12/09 13:45:17 andreas Exp $ # If you like apsfilter and want to make a little bit promotion, then please send an e-mail to apsfilter-promo@apsfilter.org apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/README0000644000175000017500000000203507404665355015622 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/README,v 1.12 2001/12/09 13:45:17 andreas Exp $ APSFILTER README ================ APSFILTER is a lineprinter input filter for systems with a BSD-like printing mechanism (lpd, /etc/printcap), that saves users a lot of work when printing different file types no matter whether compressed or not! Additionally it enables non-PostScript printers that are supported by the free (in the terms of the GPL) PostScript interpreter "ghostscript" (gs) to print PostScript files! General informations about apsfilter and its features can be found in the following files: ANNOUNCE - release informations ChangeLog - list of changes and apsfilter contributors FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions HOWTO-BUGREPORTS - how to report bugs or problems INSTALL - explains the installation of the filter doc/handbook.html - apsfilter handbook, including FAQ manpages: apsfilter.1 - description of the program apsfilterrc.5 - concerning apsfilter customization The apsfilter copyright is owned by Andreas Klemm apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/SETUP.in0000755000175000017500000020130407567474126016201 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! @shell@ # -*- sh -*- # # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/SETUP.in,v 1.123.2.18 2002/11/22 18:32:54 andreas Exp $ # # apsfilter setup tool # # written by Andreas Klemm # modified for V6.0 by Michael Loßin # # # exit status 0 on successfull printer installation # exit status 1 indicates failures or if the user simply quit the program # umask 022 PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/bin" : ${TMPDIR:=/tmp} ${AWK:=@awk@} APS_TMPDIR="$TMPDIR/apsfilter$$" rm -rf "$APS_TMPDIR" mkdir -m 700 "$APS_TMPDIR" if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then APS_TMPDIR=`mktemp -q -d "$TMPDIR/apsfilter.XXXXXX"` || \ echo 1>&2 "SETUP error: couldn't create temporary directory" chmod 700 "$APS_TMPDIR" fi export TEMP="$APS_TMPDIR" TMPDIR="$APS_TMPDIR" PATH trap 'rm -rf "$APS_TMPDIR"' 0 # on BSD systems and most other Unices lpd runs under permissions "daemon" # spooldirs have the permissions "root:daemon" # to enable lpd to read config files for remote printing # we have to use "640" as permission for the config file # PASSWD_PROTECT=640 # # display text with a pager like "more" # do_pager() { case "$1" in -) ${PAGER-more} ;; *.Z) zcat "$1" | ${PAGER-more} ;; *.gz|*.z) gzip -cd "$1" | ${PAGER-more} ;; *) ${PAGER-more} < "$1" ;; esac } ############################################################################## # Copyright note and license ############################################################################## do_copyright() { clear cat << !EOM _/_/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/ _/ _/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ Hi, welcome to the apsfilter setup and thanks for using apsfilter! Before we begin with the setup, I'd like to make you familiar with the apsfilters license: 1. apsfilter follows the GNU public license (GPL), see COPYRIGHT 2. and this little "Postcard License": "I'd like to get a postcard from you! I'm interested in, who is using apsfilter, where you live, and where in the world apsfilter is doing it's job." Please send me an e-mail to apsfilter-snailmail@apsfilter.org to get my postal address; we'll get there later in this setup... !EOM echo $n "Accept license [Y|y|J|j|N|n] ? $c"; read answer echo case $answer in Y|y|J|j) echo "License accepted, thanks!" echo sleep 2 ;; *) echo "License not accepted -- sorry, terminating setup..." exit 1 ;; esac } ############################################################################## # Request snail mail address for "Postcard License" ############################################################################## do_request_snailmail() { clear cat << !EOM _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/ _/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/_/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/ Is Internet Mail up and running on *this* machine to request my postal address to follow the rules of the "Postcard License" ? !EOM echo $n "Request my snail mail address now [Y|y|N|n] ? $c"; read answer echo case $answer in Y|y|J|j) # Find out mail address... while [ -z "$EMAIL_OK" ]; do echo echo "To what address may I send you my postal address?" echo "Does mail to \"$USER@$HOST\" reach you?" echo echo "Enter RETURN to accept or type in your" echo $n "complete mail address: $c"; read $read_r answer if [ -z "$answer" ]; then # use $USER@$HOST REPLYTO="$USER@$HOST" echo echo "Thanks, using $REPLYTO ..." sleep 2 echo EMAIL_OK=true else # check for fqdn and use his address case $answer in *@*.*) REPLYTO="$answer" echo "using $REPLYTO ..." sleep 2 EMAIL_OK=true ;; *) echo echo "!!! $answer is not a valid !!!" echo "!!! e-mail address.... !!!" sleep 2 ;; esac fi done { echo "To: apsfilter-snailmail@apsfilter.org" echo "Reply-To: $REPLYTO" echo "Subject: get snailmail for apsfilter version @VERSION@" } | "@sendmail@" apsfilter-snailmail@apsfilter.org touch "$CONF_DIR/.requested_snailmail" ;; *) echo echo "o.k. for now ..." echo echo "... but please don't forget to request it later ..." sleep 4 ;; esac } ############################################################################## # START SEQUENCE # - introduce apsfilter, version, copyright ############################################################################## do_start() { clear cat << !EOM ================================================================ A P S F I L T E R V @VERSION@ *** The Unix Print Solution *** ================================================================ copyright Andreas Klemm, 1993-2002 andreas@apsfilter.org http://www.apsfilter.org/ ---------------------------------------- for Unix systems with BSD compatible line printer scheduler (lpd) or with LPRng FreeBSD / NetBSD / OpenBSD / BSDI Linux and other flavours of Unix ---------------------------------------- ++++ INSTALLATION PROGRAM ++++ [ press to continue ] !EOM read answer clear cat << !EOM ================================================================ A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- PROGRAM INFO -- ================================================================ This SETUP script supports the user/administrator by - configuring serial/parallel/remote printers - creating printer spool directories as needed - auto-creation of printcap config-file for apsfilter (add / overwrite printer) - setting up apsfilter (which gs driver to use, paper size, print resolutions and color depth) - printing a test page (settings may be modified until successfull ouput of a testpage) - saves some SETUP settings in apsfilterrc config file it does not: - complete printer management in printcap (delete/modify printer) ---------------------------------------------------------------- [ press to continue ] !EOM read answer } ############################################################################## # Check which ghostscript release we have # Now we can offer gs version dependent # - driver description # - driver selection ############################################################################## do_check_gs_version() { GS_VERSION=`gs --version` case $GS_VERSION in 7*) GS_BASE=7.00 ;; 6.[5-9]*) GS_BASE=6.50 ;; *) GS_BASE=6.50 cat < to continue !EOM read answer PRINTER="" while [ -z "$PRINTER" ]; do # list available gs driver preceeded by number grep -v "^#" $PRINTER_LIST \ | "$AWK" -F "|" '{ printf("%d - %s [%s]\n", FNR, $1, $2) }' \ | do_pager - echo "Which driver do you want to choose?" echo "[Hit RETURN to see the list again, enter 0 to choose new type.]" echo echo $n "Enter number: $c"; read answer if [ -z "$answer" ]; then : # show the list again elif [ $answer = 0 ]; then # choose a different printer type do_choose_driver return elif [ $answer -lt 1 -o $answer -gt $MAXNO ]; then echo "wrong selection: enter value between 1 and $MAXNO !" sleep 2 else # get the driver specified by number PRINTER="`grep -v "^#" $PRINTER_LIST \ | "$AWK" -F "|" "{ if (FNR == $answer) print \\$2 }"`" fi # check if gs has this driver compiled in if [ -n "$PRINTER" ]; then case "$PRINTER" in # print-to-file drivers bmp) check_for_gs_support bmp32b bmpgray bmpmono ;; jpeg) check_for_gs_support jpeg jpeggray ;; pcx) check_for_gs_support pcx24b pcxgray pcxmono ;; png) check_for_gs_support png16m pnggray pngmono ;; pnm) check_for_gs_support ppmraw pgmraw pbmraw ;; tiff) check_for_gs_support tiff24nc tiffpack ;; # printer drivers *.upp) check_for_gs_support uniprint ;; ppa/*|printiva|lexmark1100) check_for_gs_support ppmraw pgmraw pbmraw ;; gimp/*) check_for_gs_support ijs ;; stp/*|omni/*|hpdj/*|pcl3/*|hpijs/*|ijs/*) check_for_gs_support "${PRINTER%%/*}" ;; lexmark2030|lexmark2070|samsung85) check_for_gs_support pbmraw ;; lexmark2050c|lexmark2070c|lexmarkZ11) check_for_gs_support bitcmyk ;; cjet) check_for_gs_support ljet3 ;; ljet4l) check_for_gs_support ljet4 ;; stylewriter) check_for_gs_support bitcmyk pbmraw ;; pips/*) check_for_gs_support png16m pnggray pngmono ;; st800) check_for_gs_support stcolor ;; bjc50|bjc70|bjc4000|bjc7000) check_for_gs_support bjc600 ;; # simple default for printer and non-printer devices *) check_for_gs_support "$PRINTER" ;; esac fi if [ -n "$PRINTER" ]; then echo echo "You selected driver: $PRINTER" echo echo "Driver $PRINTER supports the following printer(s):" grep "|$PRINTER$" $PRINTER_LIST echo echo $n "Do you want to use $PRINTER? [Y|n] $c"; read answer case $answer in N|n) PRINTER="" ;; esac fi done } check_for_gs_support() { local req # check for gs type gs >/dev/null 2>&1 || warn_about_missing_gs for req; do # check if gs has driver compiled in if ! gs -h | sed -e '1,/Available devices:/d' -e '/Search path:/,$ d' \ | grep -w "$req" >/dev/null; then cat < to continue EOF read answer show_gs_devices # to enter selection loop PRINTER="" return 1 fi done return 0 } ############################################################################## # called by do_setup_interface (parallel setup) ############################################################################## do_ask_parallel_device() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Parallel Interface Settings -- Device -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Depending on your flavour of Unix, you have to enter the *full path* to your parallel Interface. In case of trouble please contact your local system administrator or read your operating systems technical documentation, FreeBSD handbook or Linux HowTo. Some examples: FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD: LPT1: /dev/lpt0 LPT2: /dev/lpt1 USB under *BSD: /dev/ulpt0 /dev/ulpt1 USB (no reset): /dev/unlpt0 /dev/unlpt1 Linux: LPT1: /dev/lp0 LPT2: /dev/lp1 with devfsd: /dev/printers/0 /dev/printers/1 USB under Linux: /dev/usb/lp0 /dev/usb/lp1 SunOS4: /dev/bpp0 /dev/bpp1 currently selected: Interface: [$INTERFACE] Device: [$DEVICE] !EOM echo $n "Full path of parallel print device: $c"; read $read_r answer [ "$answer" ] && DEVICE="$answer" if [ ! -c "$DEVICE" ]; then echo; echo "Warning! Device node '$DEVICE' is not a character" echo $n "device. Proceed anyway (y/n)? $c"; read $read_r answer [ "$answer" != y -a "$answer" != Y ] && unset DEVICE fi } ############################################################################## # called by do_setup_interface (remote printer setup) ############################################################################## do_ask_remote_printer() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Remote Printer SETUP via lpd print protocol ---------------------------------------------------------------- If you have FreeBSD (3.x or later) with an enhanced lpd or another Unix System with LPRng, it's possible to use apsfilter with remote printer. Restrictions of original Berkeley lpd made it impossible in the past, to use lineprinter input filter when printing to a remote printer. Please enter the full qualified hostname or IP address of the remote system as well as the remote printer name. See the manpage: printcap(5). Fields "rm" and "rp" currently selected: machine name for remote printer : [ $rm ] remote printer name : [ $rp ] !EOM echo $n "Machine name for remote printer: $c"; read $read_r rm echo echo "Hint for remote printing onto network printer with HP JetDirect card" echo "Enter 'raw' as remote printer queuename !" echo echo $n "Remote Printer Name: $c"; read $read_r rp [ "$rm" ] && DEVICE="$rm" } ############################################################################## # called by do_setup_interface (samba printer setup) ############################################################################## do_ask_samba_printer() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Samba Printer SETUP ---------------------------------------------------------------- Take care that smbclient is in apsfilters search path. You can fine tune paths in $CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc. See smbclient manual page for more options if needed. currently selected: NetBIOS name of Windows Server : [ $SMB_SERVER ] Windows Server IP : [ $SMB_IP ] Printer Share Name : [ $SMB_PRINTER ] Workgroup : [ $SMB_WORKGROUP ] Windows Username : [ $SMB_USER ] Windows Password : [ $SMB_PASSWD ] (you can fine tune some more values in the smbclient.conf file in the printer's configuration directory later) !EOM echo $n "NetBIOS name of Windows Server: $c"; read $read_r SMB_SERVER echo $n "Windows Server IP Address : $c"; read $read_r SMB_IP echo $n "Printer Share Name : $c"; read $read_r SMB_PRINTER echo $n "Workgroup Name : $c"; read $read_r SMB_WORKGROUP echo $n "Print as Windows GUEST user (no: use real account)? [y/n] $c" read answer case $answer in n|N) echo $n "Windows Username : $c" read $read_r SMB_USER echo $n "Windows Password : $c" read $read_r SMB_PASSWD ;; *) echo "O.K. using user GUEST, to print on Windows Printer..." SMB_USER=""; SMB_PASSWD="" ;; esac [ "$SMB_SERVER" ] && DEVICE="$SMB_SERVER" } ############################################################################## # called by do_setup_interface (netware printer setup) ############################################################################## do_ask_netware_printer() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R NetWare Printer SETUP ---------------------------------------------------------------- Take care that ncprint/nprint is in apsfilters search path. You can fine tune paths in $CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc. See ncprint/nprint manual page for more options if needed. currently selected: NetWare server name : [ $NCP_SERVER ] Printer queue name : [ $NCP_PRINTER ] NetWare username : [ $NCP_USER ] NetWare password : [ $NCP_PASSWD ] (you can fine tune some more values in the netware.conf file in the printer's configuration directory later) !EOM echo $n "NetWare server name : $c"; read $read_r NCP_SERVER echo $n "Printer queue name : $c"; read $read_r NCP_PRINTER echo $n "NetWare username : $c"; read $read_r NCP_USER echo $n "NetWare password : $c"; read $read_r NCP_PASSWD [ "$NCP_SERVER" ] && DEVICE="$NCP_SERVER" } ############################################################################## # called by do_setup_interface (apple remote printer setup) ############################################################################## do_ask_atalk_printer() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R AppleTalk Remote Printer SETUP ---------------------------------------------------------------- Take care that pap is installed in apsfilters search path. You can fine tune paths in $CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc. See pap manual page for more options if needed. currently selected: NBP name of Apple Printer : [ $PAP_NBPNAME ] !EOM echo $n "Name (NBP Name) of Apple Printer: $c"; read $read_r PAP_NBPNAME [ "$PAP_NBPNAME" ] && DEVICE="$PAP_NBPNAME" } ############################################################################## # Some routines for serial interface options, line discipline... ############################################################################## do_read_serial_device() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Serial Interface Settings -- Device -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Depending on your flavour of Unix, you have to enter the *full path* to your serial Interface. In case of trouble please contact your local system administrator or read your operating systems technical documentation, FreeBSD handbook or Linux HowTo. Some examples: FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD: COM1: /dev/cuaa0 COM2: /dev/cuaa1 Linux: COM1: /dev/ttyS0 COM2: /dev/ttyS1 SunOS4: /dev/ttya /dev/ttyb currently selected: Interface: [$INTERFACE] Device : [$DEVICE] !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read $read_r answer [ "$answer" ] && DEVICE="$answer" if [ ! -c "$DEVICE" ]; then echo; echo "Warning! Device node '$DEVICE' is not a character" echo $n "device. Proceed anyway (y/n)? $c"; read $read_r answer [ "$answer" != y -a "$answer" != Y ] && unset DEVICE fi } do_read_serial_baud() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Serial Interface Settings -- Baudrate -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- The Baud Rate is the transfer rate at which the asynchronous serial interface is sending bits from the computer to the printer. The higher the Baudrate the better and shorter your cable should be. I recommend 5m cable as a maximum for 38400 Baud and perhaps 2-3m for speeds higher than that. It depends heavily on the quality of your cables, interfaces, handshaking and printer. Another rule of thumb is, that hardware handshaking works best with higher Baudrates, but needs a special cable depending on your machine and the printer. Valid and useable Baudrates are (a good starting point is 9600) 1) 4800 2) 9600 3) 19200 4) 38400 5) 57600 6) 115200 Please note: you have to configure your printer as well for that speed and don't forget to power off and on the printer after that. !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) BAUDRATE=4800 ;; 2) BAUDRATE=9600 ;; 3) BAUDRATE=19200 ;; 4) BAUDRATE=38400 ;; 5) BAUDRATE=57600 ;; 6) BAUDRATE=115200 ;; esac } do_read_serial_handshake() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Serial Interface Settings -- Handshaking -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- There are two possible handshaking methods, often called Hardware and Software handshaking. This determines, how the printer tells your computers start or stop sending data to avoid data lossage. Directly forget about using ghostscript as Postscript Emulator with the software handshaking (xon/xoff protocol), because gs (ghostscript) sends a binary data stream to the printer containing these start/stop characters. But I will allow you to select this as an option, you'll certainly know better than I what you want. Hardware handshaking isn't as standardized as it could. So different computer/printers use different pins/signals of the serial interface, to stop/start the data transfer. You'll certainly need a special printer cable ! 1 - software handshaking (xon/xoff, 3 wires, avoid this) 2 - hardware handshaking (crtscts, RTS/CTS flow control) !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) HANDSHAKE="ixon,ixoff,ixany,-crtscts" HANDSHAKE_FOR_COMMAND="ixon ixoff ixany -crtscts" ;; 2) HANDSHAKE="-ixon,-ixoff,-ixany,crtscts" HANDSHAKE_FOR_COMMAND="-ixon -ixoff -ixany crtscts" ;; esac } do_read_serial_wordlength() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Serial Interface Settings -- Wordlength -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Computer and Printer must have the same settings how many "bits" long a "data word" is. We have to use "8 Bit" long data words, otherwise it isn't possible to transmit characters above a value of 127. We need 8 Bit here! 1) 8 Bit (a must !) 2) 7 Bit (please do not use this !) !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) WORDLENGTH=8; WORDLENGTH_COMMAND=cs8 ;; 2) WORDLENGTH=7; WORDLENGTH_COMMAND=cs7 ;; esac } do_read_serial_parity() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Serial Interface Settings -- Parity -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Computer and Printer must have the same settings if they use parity or not. Parity is a kind of a checksum to detect garbage on the line. Usually we use no parity. If there is a need for parity, you have to decide if you use even or odd parity. 1) no parity (take this) 2) even 3) odd !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) PARITY="no parity"; PARITY_COMMAND=-parenb ;; 2) PARITY="even"; PARITY_COMMAND="parenb -parodd" ;; 3) PARITY="odd"; PARITY_COMMAND="parenb parodd" ;; esac } do_read_serial_stopbits() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R Serial Interface Settings -- Stop Bits -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Your computer and printer must have the same amount of stopbits configured that are sent/accepted after transmitting a "Data word" - and parity information, if you selected one -. Standard is to use one stopbit. Please configure your printer's serial interface to use one stopbit, if possible, otherwise use two stopbits. 1) 1 Stopbit 2) 2 Stopbits !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) STOPBITS=1; STOPBIT_COMMAND=-cstopb ;; 2) STOPBITS=2; STOPBIT_COMMAND=cstopb ;; esac } ############################################################################## # called by do_setup_interface (serial setup) ############################################################################## do_ask_serial_settings() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- Serial Interface Settings -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Important for a successfull configuration is, that the computers _and_ the printers interface do have exactly the same settings ! Operating system dependent 1) Printer device [$DEVICE] General operating characteristics 2) Baud rate [$BAUDRATE] 3) Handshaking [$HANDSHAKE] Data format 4) Data Word Length (in bits) [$WORDLENGTH] 5) Parity [$PARITY] 6) Stopbits [$STOPBITS] 7) Startbits (UNIMPLEMENTED) [$STARTBITS] !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) do_read_serial_device ;; 2) do_read_serial_baud ;; 3) do_read_serial_handshake ;; 4) do_read_serial_wordlength ;; 5) do_read_serial_parity ;; 6) do_read_serial_stopbits ;; esac } ############################################################################## # Print Device serial or parallel? ############################################################################## do_setup_interface() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- Interface Setup -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- The easiest way, to connect a printer to your computer is by using the parallel interface, because it's usually *faster*, more standardized and therefore much easier to configure. When configuring a serial printer, the installation dialogue asks you many questions about how to configure the serial interface of your computer, so that it works well with your printers current settings. When using the serial interface, then you have to choose special cables, depending on the communication protocol between computer and printer (hardware/software handshaking). Many pitfalls here ! currently selected: Interface: [$INTERFACE] Device: [$DEVICE] configure local / remote printer 1) local parallel/USB 2) local serial 3) Unix/network printer (lpd) 4) Windows / NT (samba) 5) AppleTalk 6) Novell NetWare !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 2) INTERFACE=serial; do_ask_serial_settings ;; 3) INTERFACE=network; do_ask_remote_printer ;; 4) INTERFACE=samba; do_ask_samba_printer ;; 5) INTERFACE=atalk; do_ask_atalk_printer ;; 6) INTERFACE=netware; do_ask_netware_printer ;; *) INTERFACE=parallel; do_ask_parallel_device ;; esac [ "$DEVICE" ] || unset INTERFACE } ############################################################################## # Choose the print resolution ############################################################################## do_choose_resolution() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- Print Resolution -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- You can set the default printing resolution here, but keep in mind that the quality setting (right now: $QUALITY) has greater priority for most drivers. You must set the resolution in this dialog for PostScript printers (PS, PSgs) and for drivers that don't have a driver script (e.g. uniprint profiles). Some typical settings to play with: 1) 150dpi 2) 300dpi 3) 600dpi 4) 1200dpi 5) 180dpi 6) 360dpi 7) 360x180dpi 8) 720dpi c) custom settings !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) XRESOL=150; YRESOL=150 ;; 2) XRESOL=300; YRESOL=300 ;; 3) XRESOL=600; YRESOL=600 ;; 4) XRESOL=1200; YRESOL=1200 ;; 5) XRESOL=180; YRESOL=180 ;; 6) XRESOL=360; YRESOL=360 ;; 7) XRESOL=360; YRESOL=180 ;; 8) XRESOL=720; YRESOL=720 ;; *) # custom settings echo $n "Please input x-resolution in dpi: $c"; read XRESOL echo $n "Please input y-resolution in dpi: $c"; read YRESOL if [ -z "$XRESOL" ]; then if [ -z "$YRESOL" ]; then XRESOL=300; YRESOL=300 else XRESOL=$YRESOL fi else [ "$YRESOL" ] || YRESOL=$XRESOL fi ;; esac RESOLUTION=${XRESOL}x${YRESOL} } ############################################################################## # Choose default color mode ############################################################################## do_choose_color() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- Color Setup -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Please choose whether you want to print in full color, grayscale or monochrome mode. Not all drivers support all of these three modes. If you don't know what to do, use "full color". 1) full color mode (usually 24bpp or 32bpp) 2) grayscale mode (usually 3bpp, 4bpp or 8bpp) 3) monochrome mode (usually 1bpp) 0) keep setting [$COLOR] !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) COLOR=full ;; 2) COLOR=gray ;; 3) COLOR=mono ;; esac } ############################################################################## # Choose default printing quality ############################################################################## do_choose_quality() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- Quality Setup -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- This sets the printing quality. Usually, this has an impact on the printing resolution and the dithering quality. For some drivers, some modes are merely aliases for other modes. 1) draft (usually: lowest resolution, fastest dithering) 2) low (usually: low resolution, fast dithering) 3) medium (usually: medium resolution, normal dithering) 4) high (usually: high resolution, good dithering) 5) photo (usually: highest resolution, best dithering) 0) keep setting [$QUALITY] !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) QUALITY=draft ;; 2) QUALITY=low ;; 3) QUALITY=medium ;; 4) QUALITY=high ;; 5) QUALITY=photo ;; esac } ############################################################################## # Choose default printing method ############################################################################## do_choose_method() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- Method Setup -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Please choose how apsfilter should handle the incoming data. 1) auto (automatic data conversion) 2) ascii (treat everything as text) 3) raw (do not modify data; ignores paper size, quality, color and resolution settings) 0) keep setting [$METHOD] !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) METHOD=auto ;; 2) METHOD=ascii ;; 3) METHOD=raw ;; esac } ############################################################################## # Choose paper size ############################################################################## do_setup_paper_format() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- Paper Format -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- What paper format do you want to use for printing? 1) DIN A4 (21.0cm x 29.7cm) 2) DIN A3 (29.7cm x 42.0cm) 3) US letter ( 8.5in x 11.0in) 4) US legal ( 8.5in x 14.0in) 5) US tabloid (11.0in x 17.0in) 6) US ledger (17.0in x 11.0in) !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in 1) PAPER=a4 ;; 2) PAPER=a3 ;; 3) PAPER=letter ;; 4) PAPER=legal ;; 5) PAPER=tabloid ;; 6) PAPER=ledger ;; esac } do_print_test_page() { local sv_printer sv_resolution gs_device paper sv_printer=$PRINTER; sv_resolution=$RESOLUTION [ "$PAPER" = tabloid ] && paper=11x17 || paper="$PAPER" # the tmp file containing the print data # a) PS content if you have a PS printer # b) gs output (translated PS file) using printer driver of your choice TESTOUT="$APS_TMPDIR/test_page.aps" ### call driver script to adjust options unset GS_FEATURES POST_FILTER POST_FILTER_OPTS DRIVER_SCRIPT="$PRINTER" if [ ! -e "driver/$DRIVER_SCRIPT" ]; then # get the script name from the mapping file DRIVER_SCRIPT=$(grep ":$PRINTER:" "driver/MAPPING" | sed "s/:.*//") fi if [ -n "$DRIVER_SCRIPT" -a -e "driver/$DRIVER_SCRIPT" ]; then . "driver/$DRIVER_SCRIPT" fi # construct test print command, that will be evaluated later; idea is to # separate time to create print data and actual time to print it case "$PRINTER" in omni/*|hpijs/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDeviceName=${PRINTER#*/}" PRINTER=${PRINTER%%/*} ;; stp/*|hpdj/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sModel=${PRINTER#*/}" PRINTER=${PRINTER%%/*} ;; pcl3/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sSubdevice=${PRINTER#pcl3/}" PRINTER=pcl3 ;; gimp/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDeviceModel='${PRINTER#gimp/}' \ -sIjsServer=ijsgimpprint -dIjsUseOutputFD" PRINTER=ijs ;; ijs/*) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDeviceModel='${PRINTER#ijs/}' \ -sIjsServer=hpijs -dIjsUseOutputFD" PRINTER=ijs ;; esac case "$PRINTER" in PS) # real PS printer CREATE_TESTPAGE_CMD="cp setup/test.ps '$TESTOUT'" ;; *.upp) # uniprint profiles CREATE_TESTPAGE_CMD="gs -q -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -dPARANOIDSAFER \ -dSAFER @$PRINTER -sPAPERSIZE=$paper -sOutputFile='$TESTOUT' \ setup/test.ps" ;; *) # generic drivers CREATE_TESTPAGE_CMD="gs -q -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -dPARANOIDSAFER \ -dSAFER -r$RESOLUTION -sDEVICE=$PRINTER -sPAPERSIZE=$paper \ $GS_FEATURES $PS_INIT -sOutputFile='$TESTOUT' setup/test.ps" ;; esac # reset settings (might have been mangled by the driver script) PRINTER=$sv_printer; RESOLUTION=$sv_resolution # maybe we need an additional filter (e.g. pnm2ppa) if [ "$POST_FILTER" ]; then if type "$POST_FILTER" > /dev/null 2>&1; then CREATE_TESTPAGE_CMD="$CREATE_TESTPAGE_CMD | '$POST_FILTER' \ $POST_FILTER_OPTS" else echo echo "ERROR: additional filter '$POST_FILTER' was not found;" echo " can't create test page" echo echo "[ press RETURN to continue ]" read answer return fi fi # Tell the magic command ... echo echo "Printing Test page using:" echo "$CREATE_TESTPAGE_CMD" echo echo $n "Ok to print testpage? [y/n] $c"; read answer case $answer in N|n) # do nothing ;; *) # print... echo echo "Creating test page..." { date echo "$PRINTER $RESOLUTION $QUALITY $COLOR" echo "Time for ghostscript:" } >> "$CONF_DIR/perf.log" # for time to be saved into logfile # stderr has to be redir. before pipe eval time $CREATE_TESTPAGE_CMD 2>&1 | tee -a "$CONF_DIR/perf.log" # check if command was successful # only then print EXIT_STATUS=$? if [ "$EXIT_STATUS" = 0 ]; then echo echo "Printing test page... " echo "Time for printer:" >> "$CONF_DIR/perf.log" if [ "$INTERFACE" = samba ]; then if [ -n "$SMB_USER" ]; then export PASSWD="$SMB_PASSWD" SMB_LOGIN="-U ${SMB_USER}" else SMB_LOGIN="" fi PRINT_TESTP_CMD="smbclient < '$TESTOUT' \ //${SMB_SERVER}/${SMB_PRINTER} ${SMB_IP:+-I $SMB_IP} \ ${SMB_LOGIN} ${SMB_WORKGROUP:+-W} ${SMB_WORKGROUP} \ -b 1400 -N -c 'print -'" elif [ "$INTERFACE" = netware ]; then # hide password in temporary configuration file if type ncprint >/dev/null 2>&1; then PRINT_TESTP_CMD=ncprint { echo "[${NCP_SERVER}:${NCP_USER}]" echo "password=$NCP_PASSWD" } > "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwfsrc" chmod $PASSWD_PROTECT "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwfsrc" else PRINT_TESTP_CMD=nprint echo "$NCP_SERVER/$NCP_USER ${NCP_PASSWD:--}" \ > "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwclient" chmod $PASSWD_PROTECT "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwclient" fi PRINT_TESTP_CMD="$PRINT_TESTP_CMD < '$TESTOUT' \ -S $NCP_SERVER -U $NCP_USER -q $NCP_PRINTER" elif [ "$INTERFACE" = atalk ]; then PRINT_TESTP_CMD="pap -e -p '$PAP_NBPNAME' < '$TESTOUT'" elif [ "$INTERFACE" = network ]; then PRINT_TESTP_CMD="lpr -P'${rp}@${rm}' '$TESTOUT'" else PRINT_TESTP_CMD="cat '$TESTOUT' > $DEVICE" fi ls -l "$TESTOUT" | tee -a "$CONF_DIR/perf.log" # temporarily set HOME for NetWare printing commands HOME="$APS_TMPDIR" eval time $PRINT_TESTP_CMD 2>&1 | \ tee -a "$CONF_DIR/perf.log" echo "[ press RETURN to continue ]" read answer else echo "last command terminated with exit status: $EXIT_STATUS" echo "Error creating testpage!" echo "[ press RETURN to continue ]" read answer fi ;; esac # remove temporary files rm -f "$TESTOUT" "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwfsrc" "$APS_TMPDIR/.nwclient" } do_print_test_menue() { clear cat << !EOM ---------------------------------------------------------------- A P S F I L T E R S E T U P -- Test Page -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- In most cases it's relatively easy to choose a suitable ghostscript driver from the list of supported printers. If you're printer is not in the list of supported printers: - guess a suitable driver by "trial and error" - consult your printers handbook to what ghostscript printer driver your printer "claims" to be compatible If this test produces unacceptable results, then please choose another driver or try another (perhaps lower) print quality, because it might be a memory problem. Only use print resolutions that are supported by your printer, consult the printers manual! Creating the test output might take some time, please be patient. T) Print a test page *) Back to main menue !EOM echo $n "Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in t|T) do_print_test_page ;; esac } do_view_perflog() { if [ -f "$CONF_DIR/perf.log" ]; then do_pager "$CONF_DIR/perf.log" else do_pager - << !EOM You'll have to print a test page first. !EOM fi } do_save_environment() { # # Save some settings for another SETUP attempt ... # Gooood for testing ;-)) # cat > "$CONF_DIR/SETUP.cfg" < Finish installation !EOM else proceed=true cat << !EOM (T) Print Test Page (V) View performance log (times of print attempts) (A) Abort installation (don't do anything) (I) ==> Install printer with values shown above - repeat this step for installing multiple printers (Q) ==> Finish installation !EOM fi echo $n " Your choice? $c"; read answer case $answer in d|D) show_gs_devices ;; r|R) do_pager setup/devices-$GS_BASE ;; 1) do_choose_driver ;; 2) do_setup_interface ;; 3) do_setup_paper_format ;; 4) do_choose_quality ;; 5) do_choose_color ;; 6) do_choose_resolution ;; 7) do_choose_method ;; t|T) [ "$proceed" ] && do_print_test_menue ;; v|V) [ "$proceed" ] && do_view_perflog ;; a|A) exit 1 ;; i|I) [ "$proceed" ] && MENU_DONE=true ;; q|Q) FINISH_SETUP=true; MENU_DONE=true ;; esac done } ############################################################################## # full check for permissions of files and directories # only call this when being root ############################################################################## do_check_permissions() { clear echo "Checking permissions of $APS_BASEDIR" DIR_OWNER=`ls -lgd | "$AWK" '{ print $3 }'` DIR_GROUP=`ls -lgd | "$AWK" '{ print $4 }'` case $DIR_OWNER in root|daemon|bin|lp) # ok, secure directory owner found echo "found dir owner=$DIR_OWNER, ok!" ;; *) # set secure directory owner echo "found dir owner=$DIR_OWNER, not ok!" echo "setting dir owner=bin!" DIR_OWNER=bin ;; esac case $DIR_GROUP in root|wheel|other|bin|lp) # ok, secure directory group found echo "found dir group=$DIR_GROUP, ok!" ;; *) # set secure directory group echo "found dir group=$DIR_OWNER, not ok!" echo "setting dir group=bin!" DIR_GROUP=bin ;; esac # after having set sane defaults, fix permissions echo $n "changing permissions of $APS_BASEDIR... $c" chmod 555 . chown -R $DIR_OWNER:$DIR_GROUP . find . -type d -print | xargs chmod 555 find . -type f -print | xargs chmod a+r,a-w echo "done." echo echo "Now we are checking file permissions in spooldir" set -- `ls -ld "$SPOOL"` LP_OWNER=$3; LP_GROUP=$4 while [ ! "$PERM_OK" ]; do echo echo "Your line printer scheduler's spooldir seems to be: $SPOOL" echo ls -ld "$SPOOL" echo echo "The Owner of your spooldir seems to be: $LP_OWNER" echo "The Group of your spooldir seems to be: $LP_GROUP" echo echo $n "Is this correct? [y/n] $c"; read answer case $answer in n|N) # ask the user echo $n "Path of Spool Dir? [default: $SPOOL] $c" read $read_r answer [ "$answer" ] && SPOOL="$answer" mkdir -p "$SPOOL" echo $n "Owner of Spool Dir? [default: $LP_OWNER] $c" read $read_r answer [ "$answer" ] && LP_OWNER="$answer" echo $n "Group of Spool Dir? [default: $LP_GROUP] $c" read $read_r answer [ "$answer" ] && LP_GROUP="$answer" ;; *) # o.k., do nothing PERM_OK=1 ;; esac done } ############################################################################## # Save printcap # - save the original printcap -> printcap.orig # - make a work copy of the printcap file -> printcap.old ############################################################################## do_save_printcaps() { echo if [ -f "@printcap@" ]; then if [ ! -f "@printcap@.orig" ]; then echo "saving original printcap -> @printcap@.orig" cp "@printcap@" "@printcap@.orig" fi echo "creating a working copy of printcap -> @printcap@.old" cp "@printcap@" "@printcap@.old" else touch "@printcap@" fi } ############################################################################## # Was printcap already created by apsfilter? # If so: keep entries or overwrite? ############################################################################## do_check_for_old_apsfilter_installation() { if [ -d "$CONF_DIR" ]; then if [ -d "$CONF_DIR/basedir" ]; then OLD_BASEDIR=$(ls -l "$CONF_DIR/basedir" | sed 's/.*-> //') if [ "$APS_BASEDIR" != "$OLD_BASEDIR" ]; then echo echo "WARNING! A previous installation of apsfilter is located" echo "in '$OLD_BASEDIR'." echo echo $n "Do you want to continue? $c"; read answer case $answer in n|N) exit 1 ;; esac fi fi echo echo "It seems you have configured a printer with this script before." echo echo "Do you want to (a)dd another printer entry or" echo " to (o)verwrite the existing entries?" echo $n "a/o? $c"; read answer case $answer in o|O) echo "Ok, erasing old apsfilter entries..." sed -e "/# APS.*BEGIN/,/# APS.*END/ d" \ < "@printcap@.old" > "@printcap@" chmod 644 "@printcap@" ;; *) echo "Ok, adding another apsfilter printer..." ;; esac fi } ############################################################################## # The real work: # - create printer configuration directory under $CONF_DIR # - install filter link in that directory # - create printer specific configuration file ############################################################################## do_install_filter() { clear # # Determine highest number of Apsfilter Printer in printcap # PRINTER_ENTRIES=`grep "APS.*_BEGIN" "@printcap@" | sort -n` PRINTER_ENTRIES=${PRINTER_ENTRIES##*printer} N=`expr ${PRINTER_ENTRIES:-0} + 1` { # create printer start label echo "# APS${N}_BEGIN:printer$N" echo "# - don't delete start label for apsfilter printer$N" echo "# - no other printer defines between BEGIN and END LABEL" } >> "@printcap@" while :; do # set printer queue name; use "lp" if not already present if grep -E "^lp[|:]|^[^#].*\|lp[|:]" "@printcap@" >/dev/null; then nr=1 # get a free "aps$nr" printer name while grep -E "^aps${nr}[|:]|^[^#].*\|aps${nr}[|:]" "@printcap@" >/dev/null; do nr=`expr $nr + 1` done QUEUE="aps$nr" else QUEUE=lp fi cat </dev/null then echo echo "I'm sorry, but '$QUEUE' is already in use." else break fi done # create configuration directory for this printer and cd into it mkdir -p "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE" cd "$CONF_DIR/$QUEUE" # printer name in printcap echo "** creating printcap entry for printer $QUEUE..." { # append following output to printcap echo "$QUEUE|$PRINTER;r=$RESOLUTION;q=$QUALITY;c=$COLOR;p=$PAPER;m=$METHOD:\\" # interface configuration case $INTERFACE in parallel) echo " :lp=$DEVICE:\\" ;; serial) echo " :lp=$DEVICE:\\" echo " :br#$BAUD:\\" echo " :ms=ixon,-imaxbel,-ixany,-ixoff,-crtscts:\\" ;; network) echo " :lp=:\\" echo " :rm=$rm:\\" echo " :rp=$rp:\\" ;; samba|atalk|netware) echo " :lp=/dev/null:\\" ;; esac # filter and spooldir configuration in printcap echo " :if=$CONF_DIR/basedir/bin/apsfilter:\\" SPOOLDIR="$SPOOL/$QUEUE" echo " :sd=$SPOOLDIR:\\" # logfile configuration in printcap echo " :lf=$SPOOLDIR/log:\\" # accounting file configuration in printcap echo " :af=$SPOOLDIR/acct:\\" # no size limitation for printjob in printcap echo " :mx#0:\\" # suppress formfeed when printing raw [ "$METHOD" = raw ] && echo " :sf:\\" # last entry, suppress printing of burst page echo " :sh:" # create printer end label echo "# APS${N}_END - don't delete this" } >> "@printcap@" # create spooldir in Unix filesystem echo " creating spooldir ..." mkdir -m 755 -p "$SPOOLDIR" # maybe chmod knows "--reference" to clone the permissions chmod --reference="$SPOOL" "$SPOOLDIR" 2>/dev/null # create needed empty files under Spooldir : > "$SPOOLDIR/log" : > "$SPOOLDIR/acct" # that's needed specially for Linux Slackware : > "$SPOOLDIR/lock" chmod 664 "$SPOOLDIR/lock" # set sane permissions for spooldir [ `id -u` -eq 0 ] && chown -R $LP_OWNER:$LP_GROUP "$SPOOLDIR" if [ "$INTERFACE" = samba ]; then echo " creating samba config file ..." { # write all output to smbclient.conf echo "SMB_SERVER='$SMB_SERVER'" echo "SMB_IP='$SMB_IP'" echo "SMB_PRINTER='$SMB_PRINTER'" echo "SMB_WORKGROUP='$SMB_WORKGROUP'" echo "SMB_BUFFER=1400" echo "SMB_FLAGS='-N'" # print on remote windows machine as real user... if [ "$SMB_USER" ]; then echo "SMB_USER='$SMB_USER'" echo "SMB_PASSWD='$(echo $SMB_PASSWD | sed "s/'/'\\\''/g")'" fi } > smbclient.conf # protect smbclient file, if it contains password information if [ "$SMB_PASSWD" ]; then echo " read protect password information..." chmod $PASSWD_PROTECT smbclient.conf chown $LP_OWNER:$LP_GROUP smbclient.conf fi elif [ "$INTERFACE" = atalk ]; then echo " creating AppleTalk config file ..." echo "PAP_NBPNAME='$PAP_NBPNAME'" > pap.conf elif [ "$INTERFACE" = netware ]; then echo " creating NetWare config file ..." { echo "NCP_SERVER='$NCP_SERVER'" echo "NCP_PRINTER='$NCP_PRINTER'" echo "NCP_USER='$NCP_USER'" echo "NCP_PASSWD='$(echo $NCP_PASSWD | sed "s/'/'\\\''/g")'" } > netware.conf # protect netware file if it contains password information if [ "$NCP_PASSWD" ]; then echo " read protect password information..." chmod $PASSWD_PROTECT netware.conf chown $LP_OWNER:$LP_GROUP netware.conf fi fi # Save some settings from this SETUP session echo " remember SETUP settings in printers apsfilterrc file..." { echo "#" echo "# don't delete these settings" echo "#" echo "PRINTER='$PRINTER'" echo "PAPERSIZE='$PAPER'" echo "METHOD='$METHOD'" echo "QUALITY='$QUALITY'" echo "COLOR='$COLOR'" echo "RESOLUTION='$RESOLUTION'" echo echo "#" echo "# additional configuration follows" echo "# insert settings as seen in $CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc" echo "#" [ "$PS_INIT" ] && echo "PS_INIT='$PS_INIT'" } > apsfilterrc # in case LPRng is used: checkpc does a nice cleanup type checkpc > /dev/null 2>&1 && checkpc -f >/dev/null 2>&1 echo "** done." echo echo $n "[ press to continue ] $c"; read answer cd "$APS_BASEDIR" } # # print error message and quit # fail() { echo >&2 "SETUP error: $@" exit 1 } ##################################################### ##################################################### ##################################################### #### #### #### M A I N #### #### #### ##################################################### ##################################################### ##################################################### export APS_BASEDIR="@datadir@/apsfilter" cd "$APS_BASEDIR" CONF_DIR="@sysconfdir@/apsfilter" SPOOL="@spooldir@" # check read/write permissions [ -w . ] || fail "no write access to $APS_BASEDIR" if [ -d "$CONF_DIR" ]; then [ -w "$CONF_DIR" ] || fail "no write access to $CONF_DIR" elif [ -d "@sysconfdir@" ]; then [ -w "@sysconfdir@" ] || fail "no write access to @sysconfdir@" else mkdir -p "@sysconfdir@" || fail "couldn't create @sysconfdir@" fi if [ -f "@printcap@" ]; then [ -r "@printcap@" -a -w "@printcap@" ] || fail "no r/w access to @printcap@" fi printcap_dir=`dirname "@printcap@"` if [ -d "$printcap_dir" ]; then [ -w "$printcap_dir" ] || fail "no write access to $printcap_dir" else mkdir -p "$printcap_dir" || fail "couldn't create $printcap_dir" fi if [ -d "$SPOOL" ]; then [ -w "$SPOOL" ] || fail "no write access to $SPOOL" else mkdir -p "$SPOOL" || fail "couldn't create $SPOOL" [ `id -u` -eq 0 ] && { chown lp "$SPOOL" || chown daemon "$SPOOL"; } fi # check if we must use the "-r" flag for "read" operations if echo dummy | read -r dummy 2>/dev/null; then read_r="-r" else unset read_r fi # how to suppress newlines on echo if echo "\c" | grep -c . >/dev/null; then n='-n'; c='' else n=''; c='\c' fi do_check_gs_version do_copyright # some people got nerved, me too ;-) if [ -f "$CONF_DIR/.requested_snailmail" ]; then echo "You already requested my snailmail address to write a postcard" echo $n "Request it again? [y/n] $c"; read answer case $answer in y|Y|j|J) do_request_snailmail ;; esac else do_request_snailmail fi do_start # provide some (more or less) sane default values PRINTER= PAPER= INTERFACE= DEVICE= QUALITY=medium COLOR=full RESOLUTION=300x300 METHOD=auto MEDIA=plain # read old settings from SETUP.cfg if present [ -f "$CONF_DIR/SETUP.cfg" ] && . "$CONF_DIR/SETUP.cfg" # do a full check when being root [ `id -u` -eq 0 ] && do_check_permissions # prepare filter installation clear do_save_printcaps do_check_for_old_apsfilter_installation # Create - an apsfilter directory under /etc (if not already present) # - a link $CONF_DIR/basedir -> APS_BASEDIR # - a global configuration file (if not already present) mkdir -p -m 755 "$CONF_DIR" rm -f "$CONF_DIR/basedir" ln -s "$APS_BASEDIR" "$CONF_DIR/basedir" [ -f "$CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc" ] || cp template/apsfilterrc "$CONF_DIR" # # Main loop # do_main_menue while [ -z "$FINISH_SETUP" ]; do do_install_filter do_main_menue done ############################################################################## # End of creating # - printcap entries # - filesystem operations (spooldir, symlink, ... -creation) ############################################################################## ############################################################################## # # now proceed with installation, save environment do_save_environment clear cat < to continue ] EOF read answer clear cat << !EOM _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ See the ANNOUNCE and ChangeLog files for more informations. New: read the manual pages apsfilter(1) and apsfilterrc(5) New CLASS support (lpr -C) allows you to set one ore more options for gs (PS Emulator), separated by colons (":"). CLASS support is currently available for some gs drivers. Look into apsfilter script, which driver dependent options are supported. Example: stcolor print driver: set - print resolution to high resolution (720dpi) - color depth to 30 bits per pixel lpr -C high:30bpp file1..fileN !EOM echo $n "[ press to continue ]$c"; read answer clear cat << !EOM _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ New: apsfilterrc config files per single printer! New: name and location change in apsfilterrc config files! New: manual page for apsfilter(1) and apsfilterrc(5) config files! A) global apsfilter config file, set by admin $CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc B) printer specific config file for printer N, set by admin $CONF_DIR/QUEUE/apsfilterrc C) user supplied config options on per printer basis, set by admin $CONF_DIR/QUEUE/apsfilterrc.USER D) user controllable config file on per printer basis; *SECURITY*HOLE*, needs USE_USER_CODE set in A), B) or C) $HOME/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.QUEUE !EOM echo $n "[ press to continue ]$c"; read answer clear cat << !EOM _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ For printing ASCII files apsfilter now uses a2ps V. 4.12 or higher. Old patched a2ps and rewindstdin have gone! You can also use mpage or recode; see apsfilterrc for this setting. remote printing is fully supported by apsfilter: - on Unix remote printer (lpd) and - Windows 95/98/NT/2000 Remote Printer !EOM echo $n "[ press to continue ]$c"; read answer clear cat << !EOM _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/ _/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/ _/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ You need SAMBAs smbclient utility, to print on Windows remote printer. SETUP makes the necessary entries in printcap(5). You need a line printer scheduler (fixed lpd or LPRng) on your system that allows to use input filters (printcap: if=...) when printing to remote printers (printcap: rm:..., rp:...) FreeBSD 3.x and later have a fixed lpd, no problem here. Otherwise use the lpd successor LPRng (lineprinter next generation) or configure lpr.conf in the lineprinters spool directory (new!) !EOM echo $n "[ press to continue ]$c"; read answer clear cat << !EOM _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ Apsfilter can be installed on a Server or Desktop machine. Best is to install it on a dedicated Server, where printers are locally connected to, since ghostscript Postscript emulation might become a CPU intensive process. The faster the CPU, the faster the Postscript emulation and printing in general. If you want to print on Network printer using the lpd protocol, you should install apsfilter on a machine which has a fixed lineprinter scheduler and is able to use input filters (apsfilter) when printing to a remote printer. FreeBSD 3.x and later has a fixed lpd, otherwise use the lpd successor LPRng. Since apsfilter 5.2.0 you can also print to Windows remote printers, that are printers on Windows machines, which are shared in the network. You need to install SAMBA on the Unix apsfilter hosts, who want to use Windows printers. !EOM echo $n "[ press to continue ]$c"; read answer clear cat << !EOM _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/ _/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ I'd really like to get some mails from you, - why you like apsfilter - how apsfilter saved your or your companies printing problems Please send apsfilter promotion e-mails to the following e-mail address: apsfilter-promo@apsfilter.org In return you get the possibility to introduce you and your company and how apsfilter solved your or your companies printing problems ;-) !EOM echo $n "[ press to continue ]$c"; read answer clear cat << !EOM _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/_/ _/_/_/ Our band "64Bits": Please visit our band's homepage, from there you get band informations and you can download cool songs. Official band pages: http://www.64bits.de/ Inofficial band pages: http://www.apsfilter.org/64bits.html Please send us e-mail, how you find the song, etc. Since we only have few time to probe because of job (you know ;-) we currently are unable to make live concerts. So YOU are our virtual audience and we'd LOVE to get some feedback ;-) Thanks! !EOM echo $n "[ press to continue ]$c" read answer # # This for the last screen with most important infos... # clear cat << !EOM ============================ Apsfilter Internet Resources ============================ Apsfilter's homepage (News, Updates, Patches, ...): http://www.apsfilter.org/ Read the ANNOUNCE file about Apsfilter Internet Resources and how to use them: - Apsfilter developement machine - Apsfilter mailing lists - Apsfilter CVS repository - Apsfilter Anonymous CVS server - Apsfilter CVS repository browser (cvsweb, enhanced Zeller version) Please report questions and bugs to the offical apsfilter help channel: apsfilter-help@apsfilter.org *** SETUP done *** !EOM exit 0 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/TODO0000644000175000017500000000404007404665355015430 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/TODO,v 1.31 2001/12/09 13:45:17 andreas Exp $ # task numbering scheme: # 100-199 Prio A # 200-299 Prio B # 300-399 Prio C # contact: name_1..name_n # - to flag work in progress # to be removed by only one person (Andreas Klemm) if solved (100) security, code cleanup, portability, ease of use contact: apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org (don't remove this ;-) (101) security try to put wrapper program around input filter, so that apsfilter runs privileges of the user who send the print job. From: Michael Lossin Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 09:02:27 +0200 contact: apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org (103) automate update of bumping apsfilters version number we need one file VERSION and a configure script doing the job contact: andreas@apsfilter.org (105) postscript init files to produce some backgrounds on page: - Entwurf / draft - vertraulich / secret - streng vertraulich / top secret - confidential - company label with CLASS support contact: apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org (112) apsfilter regression test external script to test apsfilters print capabilities, filter and gs > to PS: gs -sDEVICE=$PRINTER: > --------------------- --------------------- > pbm : ok ok > targa : ok ok > pdf : failed failed > pdf : missing filter failed contact: apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org (201) create scripts for printer management, i.e.: add/delete/modify printer should be lpd and LPRng compliant will be needed by GUI tools contact: apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org (202) improve installation via SETUP (TCL/TK) needs (201) contact: apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org (203) Integration into webmin, see http://www.webmin.com/ contact: apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org (300) Support for Windoof PJL files, requested by Jörg Wunsch Hier ist ein sed-Kommando, mit dem man den Datentyp herausbekommt: sed -n -e '/^@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = /s/.*= \([A-Za-z][A-Za-z]*\).*/\1/p' Die Ausgabe ist dann sowas wie "Postscript" oder "PCL". contact: apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/VERSION0000644000175000017500000000015210203620773015772 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/VERSION,v 1.2.2.12 2005/02/13 09:46:35 andreas Exp $ version=7.2.6 branch=stable apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/YEAR20000000644000175000017500000000042107076323406015715 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/YEAR2000,v 1.2 2000/04/16 11:41:58 andreas Exp $ Year 2000 Compliance ==================== Apsfilter is a shell script, that uses many standard Unix utilities. So apsfilter is as Y2K compliant as the OS or Internet Tools it uses. Andreas /// apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/configure0000755000175000017500000001546107417376500016653 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! /bin/sh # configure script for apsfilter # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/configure,v 1.1.2.8 2002/01/10 20:44:48 andreas Exp $ # these are the ".in" files DOT_IN_FILES="\ HOWTO-BUGREPORTS \ SETUP \ Makefile \ bin/apsfilter \ bin/aps2file \ bin/apsfilter-bug \ bin/apspreview \ doc/handbook.html \ man/apsfilter.1 \ man/apsfilterrc.5 \ man/aps2file.1 \ man/apspreview.1 \ man/apsfilter-bug.1 \ setup/test.ps \ template/apsfilterrc \ " prefix_default=/usr/local old_ifs="${IFS= }" # one space and one tab character confopts="$@" unset prefix bindir datadir sysconfdir mandir docdir with_shell with_awk unset with_sendmail quiet with_printcap with_spooldir for option in "$@"; do case "$option" in -*=*) optarg=`echo "$option" | sed 's/[-_a-zA-Z0-9]*=//'` ;; *) optarg= ;; esac case "$option" in --prefix=*) prefix="$optarg" ;; --prefix) shift; prefix="$1" ;; --bindir=*) bindir="$optarg" ;; --bindir) shift; bindir="$1" ;; --datadir=*) datadir="$optarg" ;; --datadir) shift; datadir="$1" ;; --sysconfdir=*) sysconfdir="$optarg" ;; --sysconfdir) shift; sysconfdir="$1" ;; --mandir=*) mandir="$optarg" ;; --mandir) shift; mandir="$1" ;; --docdir=*) docdir="$optarg" ;; --docdir) shift; docdir="$1" ;; --with-shell=*) with_shell="$optarg" ;; --with-shell) shift; with_shell="$1" ;; --with-awk=*) with_awk="$optarg" ;; --with-awk) shift; with_awk="$1" ;; --with-sendmail=*) with_sendmail="$optarg" ;; --with-sendmail) shift; with_sendmail="$1" ;; --with-printcap=*) with_printcap="$optarg" ;; --with-printcap) shift; with_printcap="$1" ;; --with-spooldir=*) with_spooldir="$optarg" ;; --with-spooldir) shift; with_spooldir="$1" ;; --quiet|--silent) quiet=set ;; --help) cat <&2 echo "use --help to show usage" 1>&2 exit 1 ;; esac done # verbose output? if test "$quiet"; then exec 3>/dev/null else exec 3>&1 fi # set variables according to defaults/arguments . ./VERSION echo "configuring apsfilter version $version-$branch..." 1>&3 test "$prefix" || prefix="$prefix_default" test "$bindir" || bindir="$prefix/bin" test "$datadir" || datadir="$prefix/share" test "$sysconfdir" || sysconfdir="$prefix/etc" test "$mandir" || mandir="$prefix/man" test "$docdir" || docdir="$datadir/doc" test "$with_printcap" || with_printcap=/etc/printcap test "$with_spooldir" || with_spooldir=/var/spool/lpd # autodetection if test "$with_shell"; then if test -x "$with_shell"; then echo "using $with_shell as the shell executable" 1>&3 else echo "configure: error: shell not found at $with_shell" 1>&2 exit 1 fi else # these shells should work (TM) for name in bash bash2 pdksh zsh; do IFS=":" for dir in $PATH; do test -x "$dir/$name" && { with_shell="$dir/$name"; break; } done IFS="$old_ifs" echo "looking for a suitable shell: $name... $with_shell" 1>&3 test "$with_shell" && break done if test -z "$with_shell"; then # fall back with_shell=/bin/sh echo "configure: warning: falling back to /bin/sh" 1>&2 echo "configure: you might want to use --with-shell" 1>&2 fi fi if test "$with_awk"; then if test -x "$with_awk"; then echo "using $with_awk as the awk executable" 1>&3 else echo "configure: error: awk not found at $with_awk" 1>&2 exit 1 fi else # these awks should work (TM) for name in gawk mawk nawk; do IFS=":" for dir in $PATH; do test -x "$dir/$name" && { with_awk="$dir/$name"; break; } done IFS="$old_ifs" echo "looking for a suitable awk: $name... $with_awk" 1>&3 test "$with_awk" && break done if test -z "$with_awk"; then # fall back IFS=":" for dir in $PATH; do test -x "$dir/awk" && { with_awk="$dir/awk"; break; } done IFS="$old_ifs" if test "$with_awk"; then echo "configure: warning: falling back to $with_awk" 1>&2 echo "configure: you might want to use --with-awk" 1>&2 else echo "configure: error: no awk found; use --with-awk" 1>&2 exit 1 fi fi fi if test "$with_sendmail"; then if test -x "$with_sendmail"; then echo "using $with_sendmail as the sendmail executable" 1>&3 else echo "configure: error: sendmail not found at $with_sendmail" 1>&2 exit 1 fi else IFS=":" for path in /usr/sbin /usr/lib $PATH; do test -x "$path/sendmail" && with_sendmail="$path/sendmail" echo "looking for sendmail in $path... $with_sendmail" 1>&3 test "$with_sendmail" && break done IFS="$old_ifs" if test ! -x "$with_sendmail"; then echo "configure: error: no sendmail found; use --with-sendmail" 1>&2 exit 1 fi fi # substitute variables in files (foo.in -> foo) for file in $DOT_IN_FILES do echo "creating $file..." 1>&3 sed < "${file}.in" > "$file" "s?@prefix@?$prefix?g; s?@bindir@?$bindir?g; \ s?@datadir@?$datadir?g; s?@sysconfdir@?$sysconfdir?g; s?@mandir@?$mandir?g; \ s?@shell@?$with_shell?g; s?@awk@?$with_awk?g; s?@sendmail@?$with_sendmail?g; \ s?@printcap@?$with_printcap?g; s?@spooldir@?$with_spooldir?g; \ s?@docdir@?$docdir?g; s?@VERSION@?$version?g; s?@branch@?$branch?g; \ s?@confopts@?${confopts:-none}?g; s?@DOT_IN_FILES@?$DOT_IN_FILES?g" done # make scripts executable chmod 755 SETUP bin/apsfilter bin/aps2file bin/apsfilter-bug bin/apspreview # summary cat 1>&3 <:@ The program okidisplay has to be in apsfilters search path. Best would be in bin/... In bin/apsfilter you have to enhance the PRINT_PS variable two times, ~line 346: *) # we have a nice non ps printer if [ -z "$GS_RESOL" ] then # default is _not_ to fiddle around with # ghostscripts printer driver resolution PRINT_PS=" gs \ -q \ -sDEVICE=${PRINTER} \ -sPAPERSIZE=${PAPERSIZE} \ -dNOPAUSE \ -dSAFER \ -sOutputFile=- \ - \ | okidisplay \ \"$JOB:$USER@$HOST\" " else # if we urgently need another resolution # then we use it (selectable in /etc/apsfilterrc # or in $HOME/apsfilterrc) PRINT_PS=" gs \ -q \ -sDEVICE=${PRINTER} \ -r${GS_RESOL} \ -sPAPERSIZE=${PAPERSIZE} \ -dNOPAUSE \ -dSAFER \ -sOutputFile=- \ - \ | okidisplay \ \"$JOB:$USER@$HOST\" " fi ;; apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/contrib/okidisplay/okidisplay.c0000644000175000017500000000567107076323424023070 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#include #include #include /* $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/contrib/okidisplay/okidisplay.c,v 1.2 2000/04/16 11:42:12 andreas Exp $ */ /* This program is supposed to insert a "PROGRAM LC DISPLAY" escape sequence */ /* into an already HPLJ convert byte stream. The byte stream is passed through*/ /* and at the appropriate place the ESC sequence to write into the LCDisplay */ /* is inserted (that is, after the initial ESC E reset sequence(s)). */ /* Martin Kraemer, March 1995 */ typedef struct { unsigned char MSB, LSB; } WORD; static struct HEADER { WORD Header; /* == 10, 0 */ unsigned char Format; /* == 0 */ unsigned char Continue; /* == 0 */ unsigned char When; /* 0:Vor Druck; 1:Nach Druck; 2:Nach Komplettdruck */ unsigned char GoOffline; /* 1:Go Offline; 2:Stay Online */ unsigned char WaitForRecover; /* 0:No Waiting; 1:Wait for [RECOVER] Keypress */ unsigned char Resv; /* == 0 */ WORD StrLen; /* Anzahl Bytes in Text */ } OkiHeader = { { 0, 10 }, 0, 0, 0, /* Vor Seitendruck */ 2, /* bleibt OnLine */ 0, /* kein Warten auf [RECOVER] Taste */ 0, /* fest==0 */ { 0, 0 } /* Laenge wird eingefuellt. */ }; static inline void SetWord (WORD *Dest, unsigned Value) { Dest->MSB = (Value >> 8) & 0xFF; Dest->LSB = Value & 0xFF; } #define ESC '\033' void main(int argc, char *argv[]) { char *buf=NULL; int first[2], count=0; int i; while (count == 0 && (first[0] = getchar()) != EOF) { ++count; if (first[0] == ESC) if ((first[1] = getchar()) != EOF) { ++count; if (first[1] == 'E') { /* RESET Sequence wird _vor_ dem Rest ausgegeben. */ putchar (first[0]); putchar (first[1]); count=0; /* Alles gedruckt: nichts mehr gepuffert. */ } } } /* Concatenate all strings, separated by spaces */ for (i=1; i 0) strcat(strcat(buf," "), argv[i]); } } /* Print buffer prefixed by the defined HEADER structure: */ if (buf == NULL) { fprintf (stderr, "Usage: %s some strings... /dev/lp\n", argv[0]); fprintf (stderr, " $Id: okidisplay.c,v 1.1.1.1 1998/05/12 21:36:26 andreas Exp $\n"); exit(1); } else { SetWord (&OkiHeader.StrLen, strlen(buf)); fprintf (stdout, "\033/d%dW", sizeof(OkiHeader)+strlen(buf)); fwrite ((void *) &OkiHeader, sizeof(OkiHeader), 1, stdout); fwrite ((void *) buf, strlen(buf), 1, stdout); } /* print any remaining buffered characters: */ for (i=0; i~ @@>HˆH>þ’’’l|‚‚‚Dþ‚‚D8þ’’‚Æþ€À|‚’’^þþ‚þ‚‚ü€þ€0H†þþ@ @þþ@ þ|‚‚‚|þ’`|‚Š†|þ˜”bd’’’LÀ€þ€ÀüüøøþþÆ((Æàà†Š’¢Âþ‚‚@ ‚‚þ @€@ €@ RRR~þ ~ @@>DDDUªUªUª»îÝ»îÝÿÿ((ÿÿÿ((?((ïÿÿÿ((/ ?((èøøø((øøøÿÿÿ(((ÿÿøè(? 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To enable CLASS support with suppressed header page (printcap: :sh:) you need to apply the following patch to lpr.c (LPRng doesn't need this). Index: lpr.c =================================================================== RCS file: /home/ncvs/src/usr.sbin/lpr/lpr/lpr.c,v retrieving revision 1.32 diff -u -r1.32 lpr.c --- lpr.c 2000/01/19 14:25:08 1.32 +++ lpr.c 2000/04/05 09:36:01 @@ -320,7 +320,7 @@ seteuid(uid); card('H', host); card('P', person); - if (hdr && !pp->no_header) { + if (hdr) { if (jobname == NULL) { if (argc == 0) jobname = "stdin"; apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/doc/README.SuSE0000644000175000017500000000203107113450413017161 0ustar covencoven00000000000000$ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/doc/README.SuSE,v 1.1 2000/05/26 10:25:15 andreas Exp $ Installation instructions for SuSE Linux 6.3 and 6.4 ==================================================== SuSE Version 6.3 Version 6.4 ----------- ----------- Apsfilter SuSE-1.6.66 SuSE-1.7.52 Ghostscript 5.1.0 * 5.5.0 * * with earlier versions of Libpng and the other 3rd party libraries SuSE originally uses a modified apsfilter, which has changed a lot. If you want to install the original apsfilter, then you should at least do the following: 1. install libpng 1.0.5, libpng 1.0.6 doesn't work 2. install ghostscript 6.01 don't forget to install all of the gs fonts 3. install newest apsfilter 4. install printer using /usr/local/apsfilter/SETUP submitted by robin@cosby.demon.co.uk Fri, 26 May 2000 08:58:25 GMT please contact robin first, if you have suggestions for changes apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/doc/README.TeX0000644000175000017500000000251707076323435017066 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/doc/README.TeX,v 1.2 2000/04/16 11:42:21 andreas Exp $ Hi there! Anyone following the development of TeX and friends more closely will have realized that SOME versions of dvips are NOT able to deal with the -D option anymore correctly. This option used to tell dvips which resolution should be used for the fonts or to create new fonts via MakeTeXPK. So we supply the small script setup_dvips.sh to create small config-files that are used by dvips. A rather long email-thread with Thomas Esser (check out teTeX for his real work!!) helped to take care of some exceptions, and this is the "small" result. To use dvips with apsfilter just run ./bin/setup_dvips.sh as root for EACH Printer you intend to use, it'll create small config-files for your printers that are read by dvips. Another drawback with newer versions of dvips is the impossibility to create fonts while being executed from lpr due to some small bug in dvips. The only "workaround" is to create missing fonts with xdvi or dvips from the commandline before printing the document, all other functionality isn't affected, meaning you still are able to print dvi-files with ps-includes if your apsfilterrc is setup correctly. Have fun, Thomas & Andreas Again Thanks to Thomas Esser who helped clarifying lots of hidden details. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/doc/README.TurboLinux0000644000175000017500000000136307100124555020465 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/doc/README.TurboLinux,v 1.1 2000/04/21 19:18:05 andreas Exp $ # 1) A2PS TurboLinux Workstation version 6 ships with a2ps-4.10.4. Although I received a report, that this version works well with apsfilter 5.4.0, I strongly recomment the usage of a2ps V 4.12. Reason: a2ps commandline parameters changed in a2ps 4.12. You might encounter compatibility problems, because I use a2ps 4.12 command line syntax in documentation and scripts. 2) default permissions of printer spooler directories are wrong drwxrwxr-x 6 lp lp 1024 Apr 13 17:31 /var/spool/lpd Files in the spool directory must be user: daemon, group: daemon for printing to work. 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apsfilter handbook, 2nd ed.

Michael Loßin
(c) 2001,2002 -- distributable under the GPL

Table of Contents



1 Preface 2 Introduction 3 Installation 4 Setup 5 Usage 6 Configuration 7 FAQ 8 Links 9 Help

1 Preface

1.1 Abstract

This handbook explains how to set up, operate, configure and extend the apsfilter package while providing a step-by-step installation guide. It is focused on apsfilter version @VERSION@ and compatible.

1.2 About this document

You are looking at the second edition of the apsfilter handbook. It was written by Michael Loßin <phallobst@web.de> (© 2001,2002) and has been published under the regulations of the GPL.

It is available as indexed HTML, PostScript, PDF (with links) and plain text. These editions are generated from a source HTML file by htmldoc and w3m.

The colorful apsfilter logo was created by Chris Cox <cjcox@acm.org>.

If you feel something important is missing, if you find blatant typos or obsolete information, please contact the mailing-list at <apsfilter-doc@apsfilter.org>.

1.3 Conventions

Throughout this document we'll use the following typographical conventions:

foobar
1. absolute or relative path names
2. computer input and output
foobar
1. emphasis
2. software package names (as opposed to executables)
#
the root prompt
$
the user prompt
$FOOBAR
environment variables
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configuration variables

2 Introduction

2.1 What is it?

Apsfilter is an input filter suitable for most of the printer spoolers found on many UNIX-like operating systems. It is used all over the world in many different environments, from single user desktop computers to large-scale university networks.

The goal of apsfilter is to provide the user and the system administrator with a simple way to maintain, configure and use the printing services of the UNIX system. It's not targeted at one particular flavour or distribution of UNIX -- apsfilter tries to behave as friendly as possible in any environment.

The latest major version of apsfilter is 7.0.0 which was released in December 2001. There are also development snapshots and a CVS repository available. Point your web browser to the Apsfilter Homepage at http://www.apsfilter.org/ for a better overview of the latest releases.

The maintainer and copyright owner of apsfilter is Andreas Klemm <andreas@apsfilter.org>; he coordinates releases, merges patches from contributors and does stuff. Do not send bug reports or help requests to this email address -- there are mailing-lists that will save you (and us) the hassle of long fights with apsfilter.

2.2 What is it not?

Apsfilter is not a printer driver collection. It completely relies on ghostscript to provide a driver, since it only prepares the input data, primarily by converting it to PostScript.

It also does not provide a printer spooler system, but instead it utilizes services offered by the BSD spooler or its successor LPRng.

2.3 Why should I use it?

  • it's free: the GPL ensures that it will always be
  • it's flexible: you can print almost any kind of file (with the help of various conversion tools):
    ASCII (more precisely: all sorts of text), BMP, DVI, FBM, FIG, FITS, GIF, Group 3 fax, HTML, IFF ILBM, JPEG, Kodak Photo CD, MGR, MIFF, PDF, PNG, PNM, PostScript, RLE, SGI, Sketch, Sun raster, Targa, TGIF, TIFF, troff, WMF, WordPerfect graphics, XCF, X pixmap, X window dump
  • it works: more precisely, it works right out of the box -- no compilation necessary
  • it's extendable: new file formats, new drivers, new converters have always been integrated without much hassle
  • it's simple: a couple of printer-independent command line options allow you to control certain aspects of file formatting, visual appearance etc. without having to know which printer or driver you are using
  • it uses free components: other programmers already have invented the wheel, so we use their work and do some plumbing to produce The Right Thing
  • it's a script: using shell programming tools allows anyone to inspect the source, produce verbose debugging information, test changes quickly and fiddle around to adjust apsfilter to their system

So you see: apsfilter is the best sliced bread since... uhm... no, wait...

2.4 Why shouldn't I use it?

  • it's simple: restricting the dynamic options to a manageable size automatically leads to driver features being inaccessible (however, we try to offer at least a reasonable selection, and you can always adjust the default options to your needs)
  • it's not GUI'd: beginners might be deterred by having to use the command line instead of a visually appealing configuration dialog (anybody willing to write kapsprint?)
  • it uses external components: you have to install at least a couple of other packages to get a working printing system; these may come with their own bugs, which could make apsfilter look buggy itself -- what a silly idea :)
  • it's limited: you can't make coffee with apsfilter, but we're working on it

2.5 Is it for me?

Yes, it is.

Maybe.

3 Installation

3.1 Preparation

Since apsfilter is by no means a self-contained system, you'll have to make sure you have some third-party packages installed. (The links section will refer you to the web pages.)

Your printer spooler must be either the plain BSD-type lpd (which is not only part of the *BSD systems, but also of many Linux distributions) or (highly recommended) the "next generation" spooler called LPRng (which is also compatible to the BSD version). Other spooler types may work, but those are not officially supported by apsfilter.

A very important program is the shell (usually /bin/sh), which has to support a couple of POSIX features. If you already have it, bash is a good choice, but recent versions of zsh, pdksh or ash are reported to work as well. You may need to supply the path to a capable shell during installation.

We need awk in a couple of places, so a decent version should be accessible (e.g. GNU awk). The configure script has an option for this as well.

If you are not operating a PostScript capable printer, you'll need the free PostScript interpreter ghostscript which has the correct driver for your printer compiled into it. Both the GNU and the AFPL (a.k.a. Aladdin) versions work, although you probably better install the latest version to get full driver support.

The psutils collection is highly recommended to perform non-trivial PostScript processing. Another tool we need is psset from the a2ps package; so even if you prefer a different text-to-PostScript converter, you'll have to install it anyway.

For any file format you want to be handled automagically, you'll need a converter, e.g.

  • for bitmap images: convert (from ImageMagick), nconvert (from XnView) or the netpbm tools (a.k.a. pbmplus)
  • for text files: a2ps, mpage, enscript or (without fancy formatting features) recode
  • miscellaneous: dvips, fig2dev (from transfig), groff, htmldoc, html2ps, acroread, pdftops, sk2ps

Transparent handling of compressed files is supported for the gzip, bzip2, compress, freeze, pack and lzop compression styles.

Error reporting and notification messages need a working sendmail installation, although it is possible to do without it. However, you won't be able to use "fake duplex mode".

And most importantly: if you don't just want to use the "print to file" feature, you'll need a working printer (don't laugh) -- apsfilter can't fix hardware problems. Please have a look at your system documentation (e.g. Printing-HOWTO, Linux documentation of the parport device, man pages to stty and setserial in case of a serial printer etc.) to ensure your printer reacts properly on data sent directly to the interface.

3.2 Installation procedure

If your OS vendor is able to provide you with an apsfilter package of some kind, get that and install it the usual way. Please bear in mind that support for those packages is only available from the package maintainers.

Otherwise follow these steps: 

$ gzip -cd /path/to/apsfilter-X.Y.Z.tar.gz | tar xf -
        (if you downloaded the gzip'ped version)
$ bzip2 -cd /path/to/apsfilter-X.Y.Z.tar.bz2 | tar xf -
        (if you downloaded the bzip'ped version)
$ cd apsfilter
$ ./configure
	(you might want to give options; see "./configure --help")
$ su -
Password:
# make install

You can optionally copy the contributed uniprint profiles into your ghostscript "lib" directory -- if you don't intend to use the uniprint driver, or use a different printer, these won't help you. Recent packages of ghostscript may already contain them. 

# cp uniprint/*.upp /path/to/ghostscript/version/lib

3.3 System specific notes

Here's a list of known limitations, bugs and incompatibilities of various UNIX systems. If you happen to know problems with these or other system types which are not addressed here, please contact us at <apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org>.

3.3.1 SuSE Linux

SuSE ships with a modified version of apsfilter which is derived from an earlier release (of the 4.x series). These are incompatible in installation and usage, and support for their version is only available from SuSE.

However, you can uninstall the SuSE package and install the original tarball without any problems. In this case, installing printers is only possible with the SETUP script, not via yast or other SuSE configuration tools.

3.3.2 FreeBSD

Users of older FreeBSD systems (3.4 and earlier) need to apply the following patch to the plain BSD-lpr program (not the LPRng version) to use the advanced features of apsfilter: 

Index: lpr.c
===================================================================
RCS file: /home/ncvs/src/usr.sbin/lpr/lpr/lpr.c,v
retrieving revision 1.32
diff -u -r1.32 lpr.c
--- lpr.c	2000/01/19 14:25:08	1.32
+++ lpr.c	2000/04/05 09:36:01
@@ -320,7 +320,7 @@
 	seteuid(uid);
 	card('H', host);
 	card('P', person);
-	if (hdr && !pp->no_header) {
+	if (hdr) {
 		if (jobname == NULL) {
 			if (argc == 0)
 				jobname = "stdin";

This patch may have already been applied to newer versions of lpr.

3.3.3 Solaris

Using apsfilter under Solaris will not work with the bundled printer spooler system (lpadmin, lpsched et al.), so you'll have to install LPRng instead.

The default Solaris shell /bin/sh is an old release of the Korn shell which unfortunately doesn't work with apsfilter. Please call the configure script with the "--with-shell=..." option if a POSIX compliant shell can't be detected.

The same applies to awk. If a suitable version can't be found, you can pass the path via the "--with-awk=..." option.

Solaris' own file command might not be able to recognize all supported file types correctly. In case of problems, get the free implementation.

4 Setup

If you are of the paranoid kind, you might want to disable the currently running lpd before you change your spooler setup. Please consult the appropriate system documentation to see what steps are required to do this.

The SETUP is a shell script which resides in the top-level apsfilter installation directory. To start, please execute the script via the (absolute or relative) path name: 

# @datadir@/apsfilter/SETUP

No graphics-intensive magic is needed -- a 80x25 text console should suffice to proceed through the setup.

For listings that are likely to need more screen estate, the environment variable $PAGER will supply the default pager program -- if it is unset or empty, more will be used.

4.1 Preparation

In the first couple of screens, various information is gathered in order to adapt SETUP to your system environment.

4.1.1 License

The current apsfilter license requires you to send a postcard to Andreas Klemm. You can get his snail-mail address by sending an e-mail to apsfilter-snailmail@apsfilter.org, which you can do directly during the SETUP process, or later (e.g. if sendmail is not available).

4.1.2 Spool directory

The printer spooler daemon uses an additional directory (one for each printer) to buffer the files which are about to be printed, along with various administration data (e.g. log files). It is important that the owner, group and permission settings of this spool directory match the requirements of the spooler -- if in doubt, consult the documentation.

Do not use a directory on a shared or networked filesystem for this purpose!

LPRng users can simply accept all settings, since the checkpc program will be called later to ensure everything is correct.

4.1.3 Printcap entries

Before you can do harm to your @printcap@, a backup copy will be saved to @printcap@.old and (if it doesn't already exist) to @printcap@.orig.

If you want to overwrite the previous entries in @printcap@, SETUP will delete all apsfilter-related items, but won't touch anything else. It is not (yet) possible to overwrite just one entry.

Normally you'd want to choose to add another printer, so this is also the default.

4.2 Main menu

The main menu is the central screen during the setup -- here you can see the current settings (in square brackets), adjust them, install printers, print test pages etc. Enter one of the keys displayed in parentheses to change certain values or perform actions.

4.2.1 Available drivers

Any printer driver (with the single exception of a true PostScript printer) needs to be included in the ghostscript binary gs in order to be usable. Some drivers are part of the ghostscript distribution, but are not compiled into gs by default, while others produce raster images (e.g. JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PNM) which are not suitable for direct printer input. You can also use a number of third-party drivers.

To see which drivers are known to gs, and also which version you are using, enter d at the prompt. The list is alphabetically sorted.

4.2.2 Ghostscript documentation

In case you haven't already read the ghostscript documentation, a text-only rendering of Devices.htm suitable for your gs release can be viewed. Select r to read it.

4.2.3 Driver selection

This is the most important part of SETUP, since the correct driver is the key component to ensure smooth interaction of apsfilter and your printer. Choosing a driver which is not supported by gs will be intercepted by SETUP.

Usually, you will be presented a list of printer models, preceded by a number. Just enter this number at the prompt, or 0 to select a different type of driver, or just press RETURN to see the list again.

If you see a comment in the list of the form {foo+bar} it means that the ghostscript driver named foo is used to create an intermediate data stream which the external tool bar converts into a format suitable for the printer.

4.2.3.1 PostScript printer (generic)

This is the only "driver" that will actually bypass ghostscript, so we assume the printer is able to understand PostScript Level 2 (which is what most applications and converters produce).

This kind of queue is also useful if you want to post-process the output from apsfilter with a third-party printer driver. These packages usually expect PostScript files to arrive at their own printer filter, so that they can call gs and/or their driver.

4.2.3.2 PostScript printer (with ghostscript drivers)

This is similar to the "generic" driver, but the input will be passed through ghostscript's special "pswrite", "psgray" or "psmono" devices. This allows you to set options for gs, use disk based fonts etc.

4.2.3.3 printer driver natively supported by ghostscript

Here you can see a list of drivers that are part of the original ghostscript package (matching the version on your system).

Note: Not all drivers are compiled into gs by default; you might have to adjust the ghostscript Makefile to get full support for all drivers, then re-compile.

4.2.3.4 gimp-print (stp or ijs driver)

This high-quality driver supports many inkjet printers and is especially targeted at photo printers.

You have two choices for gimp-print: the classic ghostscript interface via the "stp" driver or the client for the new "ijs" server within ghostscript. The features are the same for these two, but the interfaces need different parameters internally.

4.2.3.5 hpdj

As the name might give away, this driver mostly supports DeskJet printers by HP. You might succeed to operate compatible printers as well.

This driver has been superseded by pcl3, written by the same author.

4.2.3.6 pcl3 (successor to hpdj)

Since the hpdj driver has been discontinued, you should try its successor. The pcl3 driver knows a wider range of HP models, and other PCL-aware printers may also work.

4.2.3.7 IBM Omni

This driver collection emerged from the OS/2 driver support and covers a very wide range of inkjet and dot matrix printers.

4.2.3.8 various HP Deskjet drivers

A collection of drivers for a number of HP printers.

4.2.3.9 PPA printer

PPA is a closed source printing protocol used under some other operating system. It had to be reverse-engineered to provide support for these HP printers. You'll need pnm2ppa to automatically convert the data stream into a usable format for them.

4.2.3.10 HP DeskJet printer (official drivers)

These drivers, based on the "Inkjet Server" technology, are already part of the latest ghostscript releases, but can be built into older versions manually.

There's one list for the older ghostscript interface ("hpijs", version 0.97 and earlier) and one for its successor ("ijs", version 1.0 and later).

4.2.3.11 Epson printer (official drivers)

The Epson laser printer drivers are available as an add-on to ghostscript, while the pips driver collection consists of tools that convert PNG data into the printer language.

4.2.3.12 Lexmark inkjet printer

Some programmers (not at Lexmark, of course) have created drivers for Lexmark inkjets.

4.2.3.13 miscellaneous other drivers

Those drivers which don't really fit into the other categories are assembled in this list.

4.2.3.14 non-printer devices

Caution! These devices do not produce data which is suitable for any printer (unless you have a really special kind). They are only useful in a printer queue which is exclusively used by "printing to file" (aps2file), since the output file will be either PDF or an image format.

If you want to use one of these drivers, it's highly recommended that you install the queue as a normal local printer (with a parallel interface connection), but set the device node to /dev/null to avoid unpleasant surprises if some user accidentally wants to print to this queue in the usual way. Note that using /dev/null has no impact on the functionality of aps2file.

Another way of restricting the use of the printer queue is to disable it on the spooler level -- aps2file bypasses the spooler mechanism and only needs access to the configuration files. In this case the user will get an error message for any print attempt to that queue. However, it's necessary to make sure that the queue is not re-enabled (e.g. at system reboot).

4.2.4 Interface

The physical connection to the printer can either be local (via the parallel, USB or serial cable) or through the network. In the latter case, you can choose between normal UNIX-style connections (lpd on the remote host), SAMBA to talk to Windows-served printers (SMB protocol), AppleTalk for Mac-based printers (via netatalk/pap) or Novell NetWare printer servers (with ncprint or nprint).

4.2.4.1 Parallel or USB connection

You only need to enter the full path to the device node -- that's it.

4.2.4.2 Serial connection

Besides the device node name, we also need a couple of protocol specifications here: baud rate, handshaking (flow control) and the data word format.

4.2.4.3 Unix network printer

The remote printer name (FQDN or IP address) and the remote queue name are needed for lpd-type network printers, including printer servers built into (or attached to) the printer itself.

Users of JetDirect interface cards must use "raw" as the queue name; other queues (such as "text" or "ascii") are not useful.

4.2.4.4 Windows / Samba

Your Windows administrator should be able to provide you with the various SMB/samba settings. If you choose to use a real user name (plus password), the configuration file will not be world-readable (to protect the innocent).

4.2.4.5 AppleTalk

This connection only requires the name of the printer as provided by the Apple server.

4.2.4.6 Novell NetWare

Contact your local NetWare guru to get the correct connection parameters for the server, queue and user name. If you don't need a password, just leave it empty.

Note: Both ncprint (for BSD) and nprint (for Linux) are supported for NetWare connections.

4.2.5 Paper format

The default paper size can be overridden by the user on the command line, but you definitely should set it to the paper format which is most likely to be used. There are far more paper formats known to mankind, but A4, A3, Letter, Legal, Tabloid and Ledger are the ones that are supported by the majority of conversion tools used by apsfilter.

Note: There seems to be quite some confusion about the correct handling of "ledger" vs. "tabloid" vs. "11x17". The most common usage seems to be that ledger is 17''x11'' and tabloid is 11''x17'' (some tools, including ghostscript, even call it 11x17). So we use ledger as the landscape mode of tabloid (and vice versa).

4.2.6 Printing quality

This is another setting which merely provides a default value for the user; a different printing quality can be passed on the command line. However, "medium" should be suitable for most printing tasks.

Please bear in mind that those categories don't represent absolute values -- they are driver specific, and relative to its abilities. So "photo" quality on a cheap dot matrix printer might still be worse than "draft" on a high-class laser printer.

4.2.7 Color mode

Selecting the correct color mode does not only influence the dithering of color in the output, but has also an impact on the processing speed: many converters run faster if they are told to produce monochrome or grayscale output.

Since this default setting can also be overridden by the user, it's probably best to set it to "full color", just to be sure. Only if your printer has no color ability, it makes sense to use "gray" or "mono".

4.2.8 Resolution

The printing resolution (in dots per inch) is only needed to provide a default for drivers that don't derive it from the quality setting. Currently this includes PostScript printers (with or without the use of ghostscript) and uniprint profiles, besides others.

However, it is recommended to set it to a reasonable value anyway, since this setting will also appear (as a comment) in the @printcap@ database and in listings produced by lpq.

4.2.9 Printing method

For most cases, the printing method will be set to the default value "auto"; this will cause apsfilter to check the type of any input file and convert it to the correct printer language automagically.

However, if you want data to be passed unmodified (e.g. if you get printing requests over the network), you must set it to "raw"; you can also set it to "ascii" to trick apsfilter into thinking that everything is a text file.

The default printing method can be overwritten with a command line option.

4.2.10 Test page

To test the current settings, you can send a test page to the printer. This will not use the lpd mechanism, but rather contact the printer directly (unless you print to a UNIX-style network printer).

If your current driver selection requires an additional external filter to be used (e.g. pnm2ppa), it must be accessible in the PATH. In case of an error, please install the appropriate filter program or adjust the PATH setting at the top of the SETUP script.

Note: You need to set up your printer type, interface and paper size to be able to print a test page.

4.2.11 Performance log

After you have printed at least one test page, you can check how long it took to (a) create and (b) actually print the data. Thus you can adjust the default quality and color settings to decent values, and even use a different driver.

Note: You need to set up your printer type, interface and paper size to be able to print a test page and view the performance log.

4.2.12 Abort

In case of a panic attack, just leave SETUP with no further changes to your system. This is basically the same as pressing Ctrl-c.

4.2.13 Installation

If you think all settings are correct, you can install the printer; this will create an entry in @printcap@, add the spool directories and put one or more configuration files into the queue configuration directory.

But first you are prompted for a queue name; this will be used to select the correct printer queue, if you happen to have more than one. The default name is lp (if possible) or apsN (where N is a number). This is guaranteed to be free to use.

If you are using the LPRng spooler, a system cleanup will be performed by calling checkpc, which will ensure that all permissions are correct and all necessary files are in place.

Note: You need to set up your printer type, interface and paper size to be able to install the printer entry.

4.2.14 Finish setup

After your printers are installed, all parameter settings from SETUP are saved to @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/SETUP.cfg; these will be re-read the next time you want to install a printer.

At this point @printcap@ has changed, so you have to tell your spooler daemon to use the new values. Please use the command corresponding to your spooler type:

LPRng
lpc reread
BSD-lpd
lpc restart all
others
/etc/rc.d/init.d/lpd restart
(adjust this to your OS)

4.3 Tips and tricks

There's only little magic attached to the printer driver name. If you need some other driver which isn't listed, simply install a different driver and change the setting in @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc manually. However, it is necessary to provide a driver script if you want to use advanced features of your driver.

The stcolor driver is the only one that causes SETUP to write an additional configuration variable into the local file: 

PS_INIT='stcolor.ps'
This setting won't be used for all other drivers (although it is harmless in those cases).

SETUP creates a comment for all entries in @printcap@ which will be displayed by lpq. It shows the default settings for quality, resolution etc., but you can change it to whatever fits you. For non-printer devices, it might be useful to explicitly state that the printer queue is primarily targeted at "print-to-file" mode.

5 Usage

5.1 Normal operation

As every input filter for printer spoolers, apsfilter is not really designed to be called directly on the command line, but it rather links itself into the lpd mechanism for print job processing via the @printcap@ database. For every print job, the printer daemon prepares the data, gathers some additional information and calls the filter with a couple of parameters. Then apsfilter processes the input data stream according to the configuration settings and basically spews the printer data out (but there's lots of magic in between).

So the user doesn't actually get in touch with apsfilter, but rather tells the printer daemon via lpr (or sometimes via lp) that he wants to print something. To influence the visual appearance or printer dependent processing features, there must be a way to pass parameters to apsfilter: either via configuration files or on the command line.

Passing command line options depends on the spooler type which is installed on the system:

  • BSD-type spoolers don't provide a direct interface for additional filter options, so the so-called "class" attribute for print jobs had to be misused for this purpose: 
    lpr -C border:duplex:4pps somefile.txt
    This has lead to the term "class options", although it's not very accurate, since the class attribute is actually used for priority matters.
  • LPRng is compatible to the BSD variants, so "-C" can be used as well; however, the use of the correct option "-Z" is preferred: 
    foobar | lpr -Z noheader,enscript,letter
  • LPRng also provides an interface called lp which resembles the SysV print tool; this one uses "-o" for options: 
    lp -o recode -o ascii source.ps

Apsfilter options can be separated by ":" or ","; LPRng can also take more than one "-Z" or "-o" block (and will effectively concatenate them). See below for a listing of known command line options for apsfilter.

5.2 Special features

A couple of features that are not very common, but provide some comfort to the user, are available with apsfilter.

5.2.1 Fake duplex

If your printer is not able to handle duplex printing by itself (most inkjets can't do it), apsfilter can "fake" it for you. When you use the command line option "duplex", your file will be printed this way:

  1. all necessary pre-processing, conversion etc. will be performed as usual
  2. the even pages of the resulting PostScript code are extracted and printed (a blank page is inserted if needed)
  3. apsfilter sends you an email which tells you to flip the sheets and put them back in
  4. you also get some more-or-less secret key ("password") with the email which you should echo into an internal communication file (a "named pipe" for the experts) when the paper and the printer is ready
  5. the odd pages are printed on the backsides of the even pages

The DUPLEX_ODD_FIRST variable can be set so that the odd pages are printed first. There are also two variables called DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN and DUPLEX_REVERSE_ODD which can be used to have those pages printed in reverse order. (Read the notes for details.)

Please note:

  • fake duplex printing does not work if you directly print to a network printer server, since the named pipe must be on the same host as the user who started the print job; but you can set up your printer spooler so that all pre-processing is done on the local host and the resulting printer data is sent via the network
  • after the even pages are printed, apsfilter waits for the password, thus effectively blocking the printer spooler; however, print jobs of other users should not be delayed longer than necessary, so please don't be nasty
  • sendmail must be present for notification delivery (you can also create a wrapper script which translates the options for your mailer application)

Duplex printing (real or fake) can be disabled by setting the DISABLE_DUPLEX variable to a non-empty value.

5.2.2 Fast copies

Almost all printer spoolers offer the possibility to print multiple copies of a document without having to enter the print command multiple times. However, from apsfilter's point of view, there is no difference -- it simply gets the same request over and over again.

With the "copies=N" option you can print N copies of the same document, but much faster (or rather: much less CPU-intensive). Instead of performing all the pre-processing and rendering stages again for each request, apsfilter does the hard work once, then prints the resulting "raw" printer data N times. (This also works with the fake duplex mode.)

In case your printer already knows how to handle multiple copies, the driver can be adjusted in the driver script to use that feature. You should set HARDWARE_COPIES to a non-empty value to enable this behaviour.

If this conflicts with other services on your system (e.g. accounting), you can disable it by setting MAXCOPIES=1 in one of the configuration files.

5.3 Printing to a file

Besides feeding data to the printer via the spooler, sometimes it might also be necessary or desired to direct apsfilter's output to a file.

This is not possible by directly calling apsfilter on the command line, since it makes some presumptions about its parameters and environment. But there is a script called aps2file which sets up the environment so that apsfilter thinks it's running under LPRng.

Enter aps2file -h on the command line to see what options are available. You'll mostly need "-P" to specify the printer queue and "-Z" for parameters. If you want to debug apsfilter, the "-D" option creates a log on stderr.

Using aps2file has the additional advantage to enable user supplied configuration files, since we don't have to care about security issues here.

Note: The output will always be directed to a file, even if you configured the queue to use the network.

5.4 Preview before printing

If you are of the paranoid kind, you might want to preview the output before it's sent to your printer. Now this is easily possible with apsfilter.

The script apspreview internally creates a PostScript file with the help of aps2file and sends it to your PostScript viewer program (gv, kghostview or ghostview). If you are satisfied with the result, you can simply print that file from the viewer (or even specific pages, if your application supports it).

To control the output, apspreview accepts basically the same options as aps2file; entering apspreview -h will give you a short overview.

Note: Command line options related to duplex printing (duplex, simplex, shortbind, longbind) should be used when actually printing the file -- they don't make sense for previewing. Also be careful if you convert the stuff with "multiple pages per sheet" as a default option -- while printing it must not be done again, so use the "1pps" option there.

6 Configuration

Configuring apsfilter can be done in two separate ways: either the administrator supplies specific values to configuration variables, or the user provides options to the lpr or lp program. Command line options usually have greater priority, unless some service has been disabled entirely (e.g. duplex printing).

6.1 Configuration files

The following configuration files are listed in the same order as they are used by apsfilter; these are all ordinary shell scripts.

A global configuration file resides in the global directory @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/, while a local file is located in the printer queue specific directory @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/.

  1. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsfilterrc
  2. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc (mandatory)
  3. ~/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.QUEUE (disabled by default due to security issues)
  4. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc.USER
  5. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/restrictions
  6. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/restrictions
  7. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/smbclient.conf
  8. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/netware.conf
  9. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/lpr.conf
  10. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/pap.conf

6.1.1 apsfilterrc (global, local)

These two are the most important source of information for apsfilter, since they define the basic options.

Typical settings you want to change in the global file include:
PATH shell search path; should be as restrictive as possible
AWK properly working "awk" executable (e.g. GNU awk)
NOTIFY user name of the person in charge for printer errors
TMPDIR directory for temporary files; apsfilter actually creates a subdirectory of its own for better security
USE_USER_CODE if set, enables the user specific file $HOME/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.QUEUE as a configuration source
DANGEROUS! -- you probably don't want to set it (it is unset by default)
TEXINPUTS search path for dvips (PostScript pictures etc.)
HAVE_MAKETEXPK if set, enables dvips to create fonts on the fly (this functionality is broken on more systems than you would imagine)
DVIPS_RES_DorP dvips resolution switch; should be "-D" or "-P" (consult your dvips man page)
GS_FONTPATH
GS_LIB 		environment variables for gs, used to find fonts and support PostScript files (the ghostscript documentation has more information on this)
IGNORE_LPD_RAW set this if your print jobs (most likely from remote machines) are sent in "raw" mode, causing them to be passed through apsfilter with no filtering whatsoever
MAXCOPIES maximum numbers of copies created with apsfilter's internal copying mechanism
ASCII_FILTER filter to convert text files to PostScript (one of "a2ps", "mpage", "enscript"), or to directly print text files with possible charset and end-of-line conversion ("recode")
ASCII_HEADER set this if you want header lines in the formatted text output (no effect with "recode")
ASCII_BORDER set this if you want borders in the formatted text output (no effect with "recode")
PS_NUP multiple pages per sheet (must be one of 1, 2, 4, 8)
ASCII_PPS the same, but just for text (no effect with "recode")
LANDSCAPE set this if you want landscape orientation
ASCII_LANDSCAPE the same, but just for text (no effect with "recode")
PS_BOOK if set: output pages in "book" format (i.e. 2pps, duplex, special printing order)
PS_UTILS additional PostScript->PostScript filter

Unlike others, the local configuration file (which overrides any global options) is required by apsfilter and thus is created during SETUP. Initial values (which should not be deleted) are given for these variables:
PRINTER specifies the driver (and for some drivers the printer model as well)
PAPERSIZE the paper size used for practically every program that needs to handle PostScript code; currently possible values are "a4", "a3", "letter", "legal", "tabloid" and "ledger"
METHOD either "auto" (automatic file conversion), "ascii" (treat everything as text) or "raw" (pass-through mode)
QUALITY the printing quality (one of "draft", "low", "medium", "high", "photo"); the driver script will translate this into a decent resolution value
COLOR control color or b/w printing, should be "color", "gray" or "mono" (may not work with all printer/driver combinations)
RESOLUTION the printing resolution default (will most likely be overwritten by the QUALITY setting)

Parameters that are usually only valid for one printer should also go into the local file:
MEDIA paper type; one of "plain" (normal paper; default), "coated" (inkjet quality), "glossy" (photo quality paper), "premium" (very high quality) and "trans" (transparencies)
SWEEP whether printing should be unidirectional ("uni") or bidirectional ("bi")
PRINT_DVI custom "DVI to printer language" filter (stdin->stdout); if empty, dvips (with possible rendering by ghostscript) will be used
RAW_PROLOGUE
RAW_EPILOGUE 		printf style escape sequences to be used before/after a "raw" print job
RECODE_PROLOGUE
RECODE_EPILOGUE 		printf style escape sequences to be used before/after text printed with recode
BLANK_PAGE printer codes to be sent if a single blank page is needed (for "fake duplex" mode)
GS_FEATURES basic features for ghostscript; this variable can be extended with command line options
PS_INIT ghostscript initialisation file
PS_EXIT ghostscript "cleanup" file
POST_FILTER_OPTS basic features for the (optional) post-ghostscript filter POST_FILTER (which itself should only be set in the driver script)
HARDWARE_COPIES set this if your printer and the driver can handle multiple copies by themselves (otherwise the copies will be sent manually)
REMOTE_COPIES set this if multiple copies should be done at the remote printer server rather than locally (enabled by default; used by lpd and NetWare connections)
HARDWARE_DUPLEX set this if your printer and the driver can handle duplex printing by themselves (otherwise it can be "faked")
DISABLE_DUPLEX set this to completely forbid duplex printing; must be set on a network print server that operates printers which would need "fake" duplexing
DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN
DUPLEX_REVERSE_ODD
DUPLEX_ODD_FIRST 		these control the page order for "fake duplex" printing; read the notes for details
DUPLEX set this if you always want duplex prints
BINDING which edge of the paper the binding should be (one of "short", "long")
PAPERTRAY integer value to select the correct paper feed tray
A2PS_BASIC basic features for a2ps
A2PS_PAPERSIZE override the paper size for use with a2ps
A2PS_OPTS override the complete a2ps command line
MPAGE_BASIC
MPAGE_PAPERSIZE
MPAGE_OPTS 		the same for mpage
ENSCRIPT_BASIC
ENSCRIPT_PAPERSIZE
ENSCRIPT_OPTS 		the same for enscript
PRETTY_PRINTING highlight level used for pretty-printing (0=none, 1=normal, 2=heavy)
RECODE_OPTS override the complete recode command line
HTMLDOC_OPTS override the complete htmldoc command line
HTML2PS_OPTS override the complete html2ps command line

The template apsfilterrc file is the definite source for these configuration possibilities, and shows the default value as well.

6.1.2 apsfilterrc (user specific)

These are two files that should be considered relics of the times when there were no command line options to apsfilter and printing to a file via a locally installed apsfilter was impossible.

The user can provide arbitrary settings in a file in his home directory, specifically ~/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.QUEUE for the printer named QUEUE. However, since apsfilter might run under a privileged account (e.g. daemon or even root), this is considered harmful (far worse than a goto statement) and needs to be activated by the administrator by explicitly setting USE_USER_CODE. You don't want to do that.

A secure, but less flexible way to have users supply their favourite options is the file @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc.USER which is read when user USER prints on QUEUE. The downside is that the admin is supposed to change the file according to the user's wishes, which is probably not useful in practice. Do not let users edit their files -- this would open the same security hole as mentioned above.

However, if you use apsfilter via the aps2file or apspreview scripts, user-supplied configuration files are always used, since they can't do any harm to the system in this case (apsfilter will not run under a privileged account).

6.1.3 restrictions (global, local)

If the administrator wants to restrict certain options for all printer queues and/or for just a single queue, the global and local restrictions scripts will enable him to do that.

For example, if only a2ps and recode are installed, but mpage and enscript are missing, a simple line like 

[ "$ASCII_FILTER" = recode ] || ASCII_FILTER=a2ps
will ensure text files are printed via a2ps, unless recode has been requested. This way users won't be annoyed by an error mail if they accidentally chose "mpage" or "enscript".

If you just want to set certain options if apsfilter is called via aps2file, you can test APS2FILE_CONTEXT for a non-empty value; e.g. 

if [ "$APS2FILE_CONTEXT" ]; then
    unset DUPLEX; COPIES=1
fi

Let's say your PostScript printer knows duplex, but fscks up the paper orientation -- it's tumbled where it shouldn't have been, and vice versa. The solution is to simply switch the BINDING values: 

if [ "$BINDING" = short ]; then
    BINDING=long
else
    BINDING=short
fi

Here's an example which sets some attributes, e.g. for the stp driver: low-quality printing modes should use less ink. 

case "$QUALITY" in
    draft)  GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDensity=0.5" ;;
    low)    GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDensity=0.8" ;;
esac

Or maybe you want to ensure the pages-per-sheet and paper orientation values are in sync for printing text files: 

case "$ASCII_PPS" in
    1|4)    unset ASCII_LANDSCAPE ;;
    2|8)    ASCII_LANDSCAPE=set ;;
esac

6.1.4 smbclient.conf (local)

SETUP will create this file for you if you are using a remote printer on a Windows host via smbclient.

The variables in here are SMB_SERVER, SMB_IP, SMB_PRINTER, SMB_WORKGROUP and (optionally) SMB_USER and SMB_PASSWD. The values have the same meaning as shown in the SETUP dialog. Additional variables are SMB_BUFFER (default: 1400) and SMB_FLAGS (default: "-N").

If the file contains a user (other than guest) and password, it will be read protected, so only the account used for printing by lpd is granted access to it.

6.1.5 netware.conf (local)

SETUP will create this file for you if you are using a remote printer on a Novell NetWare printer server via ncprint or nprint.

The variables in this file are the same that SETUP allows you to change: NCP_SERVER, NCP_PRINTER, NCP_USER and NCP_PASSWD.

Similar to smbclient.conf, if you entered a password, read access to netware.conf will be limited.

6.1.6 lpr.conf (local)

If your printer spooler does not allow input filters for remote printer queues, you'll have to create this file manually. The only useful variable in there is REMOTE_NAME, which contains the remote queue name in the form printername (local queue), printername@hostname (queue on remote host) or printername@hostname%port (socket connection on remote host). Consult your spooler documentation about possible values.

This configuration file is not created by SETUP.

6.1.7 pap.conf (local)

For AppleTalk printers, this file provides apsfilter with the command line options for pap. It is created by SETUP and only contains the remote printer name in the PAP_NBPNAME variable.

6.2 Command line options

Specifying command line options to apsfilter is the easiest way to control the printout. The parameters are driver independent and case sensitive. Options are always valid for all files on the same command line; later options in the parameter list override previous values of the same kind.

Note that not all printer/driver combinations support all options -- the appropriate driver script in @datadir@/apsfilter/driver/ will tell you more.

optionmeaningvariable
draft
lo / low
med / medium
hi / high
photo 		draft quality
low quality
medium quality
high quality
photo quality		QUALITY
uni
bi		uni-/bi-directional sweepsSWEEP
plain
coated
glossy
premium
trans 		plain paper
coated (inkjet) paper
glossy paper
premium (photo) paper
transparencies		MEDIA
color / colour
gray / grey
mono		color modeCOLOR
auto
ascii
raw		automatic data conversion
forced text mode
pass-through mode		METHOD
a3 / a4 / legal / letter / ledger / tabloidpaper size PAPERSIZE
a2ps / mpage / enscript / recodetext file filter ASCII_FILTER
tray0 ... tray9paper feed tray numberPAPERTRAY
pretty=Nhighlight level for pretty-printing (N=0,1,2)PRETTY_PRINTING
header / noheaderwhether you want headers with your text prints ASCII_HEADER
border / noborderwhether you want borders with your text prints ASCII_BORDER
1pps / 2pps / 4pps / 8ppspages per sheetPS_NUP, ASCII_PPS
landscape / portraitpaper orientationLANDSCAPE, ASCII_LANDSCAPE
bookoutput pages in "book" format
implies "2pps,duplex,shortbind"		PS_BOOK, PS_NUP, ASCII_PPS, DUPLEX, BINDING
duplex / simplexwhether to use duplex modeDUPLEX
shortbind / longbindpaper binding edgeBINDING
copies=Nnumber of copiesCOPIES

6.3 Configuration notes

6.3.1 Landscape and N-up printing

Since some combinations of apsfilter options are not too intuitive, let me share some thoughts on combining "landscape" page orientation with "n-up" printing (i.e. multiple pages per sheet).

Usually, you get one of the following layouts: 

.-------.                 .-------.  .-------.
|       |                 |   |   |  |   |   |
|       |  .-----------.  | 1 | 2 |  | 1 | 3 |  .-----------.  .-----------.
|       |  |     |     |  |   |   |  |   |   |  |1 |2 |3 |4 |  |1 |3 |5 |7 |
|   1   |  |  1  |  2  |  |---+---|  |---+---|  |--+--+--+--|  |--+--+--+--|
|       |  |     |     |  |   |   |  |   |   |  | 5| 6| 7| 8|  | 2| 4| 6| 8|
|       |  `-----------´  | 3 | 4 |  | 2 | 4 |  `-----------´  `-----------´
|       |                 |   |   |  |   |   |
`-------´                 `-------´  `-------´

So n-up printing always means "scale the pages with the correct x:y ratio and distribute them on the sheet"; but it assumes the pages to be in portrait mode in any case, since the psutils (here: psnup) can't know about the "logical" page orientation.

If you additionally use "landscape" mode, there might be some strange results, according to the converter's rotation direction, but we try to ensure that all tools cooperate with psnup w.r.t rotation.

Fortunately, with most (even moderately sophisticated) text-to-PostScript filters (e.g. a2ps, mpage and enscript), you'll get decent results most of the time, since these are able to rotate and scale the pages in one go.

6.3.2 Page order in fake duplex mode

If you are a lazy user, you might want to reduce the effort of page shuffling, flipping and re-ordering which is required when printing in fake duplex mode.

To keep the "reverse" operation(s) of psselect to a minimum, here are some hints as to use the correct set of options, adjusted to the various paper feeding mechanisms:

  • top loader (e.g. Epson Stylus series): 
    DUPLEX_ODD_FIRST=set
  • front loader, output face down (e.g. HP LaserJet series): 
    DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN=set
  • front loader, output face up (e.g. HP DeskJet series): 
    DUPLEX_REVERSE_ODD=set

If you happen to use the PS_UTILS variable to reverse the page order for simplex printing, you might want to ensure that these settings don't influence each other. In this case, you don't enter those values in the apsfilterrc file, but rather add a block to the restrictions file for that printer: 

if [ "$DUPLEX" ]; then
    # your settings as described above, e.g.
    DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN=set
else
    PS_UTILS='psselect -r'
fi

Note: Please make sure that the setting of BLANK_PAGE (default: '\012\014', i.e. one LF followed by one FF) does indeed create an empty page, otherwise documents with an odd number of pages might not be printed as expected.

7 FAQ

This section covers the most frequently asked questions, or what we think should be questions frequently asked if they were asked at all :)

If you dare to ask one of this questions on the mailing-lists, you will be laughed at!

7.1 Error messages

Q: "can't find apsfilter basedir"
A: The SETUP (besides other things) creates a link @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/basedir that points to the actual directory where apsfilter was installed. This link has been either mangled or deleted entirely. Try to run SETUP again.

Q: "can't find configuration"
A: The only configuration file that positively has to be found for each QUEUE is @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc, because this file defines the most important variables (driver and printer model, paper size, printing method). SETUP should have created that file... strange.

Q: "unsupported file type 'foobar'"
A: The file command has identified your input file, but apsfilter doesn't know how to print it. If you know a converter for this type of file which works on the command line (preferably to PostScript or PNM, but others might work as well), please contact us at <apsfilter-hackers@apsfilter.org>.

This could also be caused by a wrong guess by file(1) -- the input data might match a "magic number" by accident. In this case you can use the "ascii" option (if the file contains only text), or you must convert it yourself.

Q: "missing 'foo'; can't convert file type 'bar'"
A: In this case apsfilter knows the file type, but is unable to locate any filter which may be used for further processing. This might be solved by adjusting the PATH setting in the global apsfilterrc, but most likely you don't have a converter for that type installed. For several file formats there's more than one possible filter (not just the one that is called "missing"; in most cases, it's the "last resort").

Q: "invalid method 'foobar'"
A: This is another "can't happen" error, because the only chance to get this error message is when some person fiddled with the printer queue specific apsfilterrc file -- and it surely wasn't you, was it? Anyway, the METHOD setting must be one of "auto" (this is probably what you want), "ascii" or "raw".

Q: "can't determine the lpd spool directory"
A: This error may have two different reasons:

  1. You want to print directly to a remote printer queue, but your spooler can't handle it. In this case you either can install LPRng or you need a bounce queue.
  2. You are using a BSD style spooler, but have removed the "accounting file" specification in @printcap@ (the ":af=..." line). Even if you don't want accounting, you must leave that line in there, because that's the only chance for apsfilter to get hold of the spool directory location (which is also the directory the accounting file is in).

Q: "error creating directory for temporary files"
A: The temporary file directory TMPDIR used by apsfilter can be set in apsfilterrc; the default is /tmp. The permission bits of this directory should be 1777 (rwxrwxrwt), so that apsfilter can create its own subdirectory which will be used for temporary files.

Another reason for this error is a denial-of-service effect which occurs if the name apsfilter$$ (where $$ is the process ID) is already used in TMPDIR and the mktemp program cannot be found. If you install mktemp, you most likely won't ever see this error message again.

Note: In this case, apsfilter exits with a non-fatal error code. Depending on your printer spooler type, lpd might want to retry to print the file, since the error condition is not persistent (e.g. the next run will have a different $$ value).

Q: "driver script 'foo' for 'bar' not found"
A: The driver you selected for your printer (bar) was supposed to be configured by the shell script @datadir@/apsfilter/driver/foo, but this script wasn't found. This shouldn't have happened!

Q: "driver script 'foo' not yet available"
A: Similar to the message above, this warning says that no script has yet been written for your particular driver. If you are willing to create one (it's not too difficult), have a look at @datadir@/apsfilter/driver/README. In case the driver doesn't support options other than its defaults, you can just create an empty file (touch @datadir@/apsfilter/driver/foo); this way, you won't get annoyed by this message anymore.

Q: "missing 'foo'; can't unpack file type 'bar'"
A: The file you wanted to print was compressed, but the decompressing tool was not found in the PATH. Install it, or adjust the PATH setting in the global apsfilterrc configuration file.

Q: "apsfilter warning: html2ps needs gs for DSC compliance"
A: When converting HTML files to PostScript, the html2ps converter relies on ghostscript to create DSC compliant PostScript documents; this is needed for any further processing via the psutils (n-up printing, duplex etc.). The gs executable was not found in the PATH; however, since it might be okay to create non-DSC documents, apsfilter just prints a warning to the log/status file.

Note: Since html2ps can have its own PATH setting in the configuration file html2psrc, this warning may even be unnecessary.

Q: "apsfilter warning: duplex fifo couldn't be created"
A: For fake duplex printing to work, apsfilter needs to set up a named pipe (a.k.a. fifo) which enables the user to send the release-key to apsfilter. This pipe/fifo is created with the mkfifo command, which failed in this case -- apsfilter then prints the file in simplex mode.

7.2 Printing failures

Q: I just have set up the printers, but the names are not recognized by my spooler software!
A: Are you sure you have restarted the printer daemon? As SETUP alters the central configuration file @printcap@, the spooler must be told to use the new version. The setup instructions tell you what to do.

Q: The spooler takes the input file, but there's nothing coming out of the printer.
A: Are you sure you're talking to the correct printer? If your @printcap@ already contained a printer called lp, it's likely that you tried to use that printer queue. Some lpd packages "feature" a sample lp entry in @printcap@ which is suitable for a generic, mostly text-only printer. Try using the "-P my_printer" command line option to lpr (for the lp interface it's "-d my_printer"). If that works, either set the environment variable PRINTER=my_printer or change @printcap@ manually, so that lp is an alias for the correct queue.

However, this could also be a processing error, maybe even a syntax error in the filter script. Please have a look at the help chapter to find out how to enable debugging. If the debug output is not helpful to you, please send us a bug report.

Q: I want to print to a remote printer, but my spooler doesn't allow input filters for remote printers in @printcap@.
A: This might be solved by using a so-called "bounce queue". You must edit @printcap@ to change the :lp= entry for the printer to be :lp=/dev/null:; then you create a simple text file called lpr.conf in the appropriate configuration directory, e.g. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/, that consists just of one line: 

REMOTE_NAME=remoteprinter@remotehost.somedomain
If the printer is on the same host, you can leave out the trailing @remotehost.somedomain part. Remember to restart the daemon in any case.

Q: Why doesn't apsfilter find the conversion programs? I know that they are installed!
A: By default apsfilter uses a restricted PATH for security reasons. You can alter the PATH in @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsfilterrc (global) or in the printer specific apsfilterrc.

Q: Why is the resolution for dvips wrong?
A: For whatever reason, there are different dvips version out there which use either "-D" or "-P" as the command line switch to set the resolution. Consult your dvips manpage and set DVIPS_RES_DorP in the main configuration file.

Q: I get "permission denied" errors for some file cf...!
A: That's a classic FAQ :) Far too many lpd installations suffer from wrong permissions or non-matching user/group ID settings which prevent apsfilter from reading that control file. All I can say is: LPRng doesn't have that problem.

Q: I want to print something, but I only see some weird PostScript code!
A: There are a couple of reasons for this (too common) error:

  • You used an option for lpr or apsfilter which causes the data to be printed in "raw" (i.e. unfiltered) mode. This can be the result of a METHOD=raw setting in one of the config files, the "-l" or "-b" switch to lpr or the raw command line option to apsfilter.

    The latter case happens with gimp in connection with PostScript output on a non-PostScript printer (maybe via an apsfilter queue). The default options include "raw"; remove that in the "Setup" dialog. (Please bear in mind that printing like this is only useful if your printer is not supported by gimp-print, since the plug-in is able to handle the options much better than apsfilter, and it avoids PostScript as an intermediate format.)

    Another reason could be remote clients for a printer server that send the print jobs in "raw" mode. If the spooler on the client can't be configured to disable that behaviour, you can include a line IGNORE_LPD_RAW=set into the appropriate apsfilterrc file. If you still want to print files in "raw" mode with this queue, you can use the raw command line option to apsfilter -- this one won't be ignored.

  • The input file might be PostScript code, but it is not recognized as such. In this case, it is taken as normal text. Check the file's first line to be at least %! or %!PS -- this should convince your file command to correctly report the file type.

    Some files in the ghostscript distribution need this kind of help.

  • The printer type for this particular queue might be set to PS or PSgs, although you don't have a PostScript printer. Check the configuration file @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc.

Q: My USB-connected Epson Stylus printer won't work with {Free,Net,Open}BSD! [from the gimp-print FAQ]
A: By default, the BSD device driver for the USB printer device (usually ulpt0) does a prime, or USB bus reset, when the device is opened. This causes the printer to reset itself (one can hear the print head moving back and forth when this happens) and lose sync. After this the printer won't go into graphics mode and instead spews characters all over your expensive photo paper. This has been observed on the Stylus Photo 870; it likely exists with other USB-connected Epson Stylus printers.

The fix is to use the unlpt0 device instead of ulpt0. The driver doesn't perform the USB prime when unlpt0 is opened. If this device doesn't exist on your system you can create it with 

mknod unlpt0 c 113 64 root wheel
in the /dev directory.

Q: For some files I want to print, there are error messages regarding "DSC" showing up in the log. What's that?
A: DSC (Document Structuring Conventions) is the format specification for PostScript data files. These error messages probably say that the application which produces the PostScript data is buggy. You may be able to fix that by saving the PostScript data to a file first, then using the "fixps" tool (or some variant) to get it working.

Q: Why can't I print DVI/HTML/Sketch/FIG files with embedded images etc.?
A: That depends on the file format and the way the images are embedded. For inline images, i.e. images that are literally included in the file, there shouldn't be any problems. If the image is referenced by a filename, it must not only be found but it must also be accessible.

Relative pathnames are very hard for the filter to expand, since it would have to know a directory (or a set of directories) to search in. Absolute pathnames are more pleasant, but you still have to make sure that the referenced file is readable by anyone and every directory down the path is executable by anyone.

The easiest way to print the file correctly might be to use aps2file inside the correct "document root" directory, so that all relative paths are actually referring to the right files, and then pipe the output through a "raw" queue. For example: 

$ cd @docdir@/apsfilter
$ aps2file handbook.html | lpr -Zraw
This should print the apsfilter handbook with a nice little logo :^)

Q: How to persuade apsfilter to attach EOT to PS jobs not to leave LED blinking on a PS printer?
A: Use the printcap capability "tr". That string is sent after each job. Add ":tr=\004:" to your printers entry in /etc/printcap. This has been reported to work with a LJ 1200.

7.3 Tuning

Q: My printer needs special treatment to reset it before any print job, set the codepage, enable the correct end-of-line mode, add an extra formfeed afterwards etc.
A: Grab your printer documentation to look for the escape sequences needed and enter these into the configuration variables RAW_PROLOGUE and RAW_EPILOGUE (remember to use octal values). To send a reset sequence of "ESC c" before and an additional formfeed after the raw print job, use 

RAW_PROLOGUE='\033c'
RAW_EPILOGUE='\014'

You can also set command line options for recode in the variable RECODE_OPTS if you want fast text listings; a simple conversion from the latin1 charset with UNIX-style LF line endings to codepage 437 with CR+LF line endings would be enabled by 

RECODE_OPTS='latin1..cp437/crlf'

The RECODE_PROLOGUE and RECODE_EPILOGUE variables are used in addition to the RAW_... stuff whenever recode does text conversion.

Q: I have a PostScript Level 1 printer. How can I tell apsfilter to produce correct output?
A: You must use the special PSgs driver which uses the "pswrite", "psgray" and "psmono" ghostscript devices. Then add "-dLanguageLevel=1" to the GS_FEATURES variable for that printer.

Q: How do I prevent users from using command line options? My printer shall always use the same settings.
A: There are two different approaches to this problem:

  1. The file @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/restrictions can be used to reset options to their default, e.g. 
    QUALITY=medium
MEDIA=plain
COLOR=full
PAPERSIZE=a4
unset DUPLEX
  2. Instead of using your normal driver, you can create a custom driver script. First you have to install the correct driver for your printer, e.g. pcl3/hpdj690c. Then you change the PRINTER=pcl3/hpdj690c line in @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc to PRINTER=custom (or some other unused name). The last step is to create a new driver script named @datadir@/apsfilter/driver/custom which includes all your variables like GS_FEATURES and RESOLUTION and their desired values, plus a line PRINTER=pcl3/hpdj690c to ensure the original driver name is used properly.

Q: Printing program listings etc. is dog slow.
A: If you use a2ps (the default), mpage or enscript to print text files, these are converted to PostScript first. For plain text printings you can use recode as the filter (either set ASCII_FILTER=recode or use the "recode" command line option). However, you lose all the spiffy features like borders, headers, multiple pages per sheet and fake duplex mode.

Q: I want to print the source code of some PostScript, HTML, Sketch, ... file, but all I get is the formatted output.
A: You have to tell apsfilter not to automagically convert the file, but rather treat is as normal text; use the "ascii" command line option.

Q: The page margins are not correct. / The printout is shifted in one direction.
A: Although this is not actually an apsfilter problem, here are some hints:

  • a2ps, mpage and enscript have options for the command line and/or in the configuration files that enable you to set the correct page margins; see the appropriate documentation for details
  • ghostscript drivers may have a mechanism to adjust page margins; e.g. the uniprint profiles usually contain a line like 
    -dupMargins="{9.0 39.96 9.0 9.0}"
    which define the left, bottom, right and top margins in points (1pt = 1/72in); other drivers may have different options, if they support this at all
  • you can use the ghostscript test file align.ps to measure the page drift and margins in points; then create a world-readable file (e.g. @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/margin.ps) that looks similar to this: 
    %!
% Example: Epson Stylus Color 640
<< /.HWMargins [-8.504 9.921 0 0] /Margins [-42.52 -2.835] >> setpagedevice
    and set PS_INIT=@sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/margin.ps; if you already have a PS_INIT file, just add the correct line to it.

    Note: You may need to use the command 

    { echo '%!' ; cat /path/to/align.ps ; } | lpr
    to print the test file correctly. Please remember that align.ps resets those values to zero, so you won't see any change if you print it again with a PS_INIT file like the one above.

Q: Why are parts of the page missing on my PostScript printer?
A: Pages in higher resolutions or with complex content need plenty of RAM to be rendered. For some printers the standard amount of memory which is built in just isn't enough. You can either put more RAM into your printer or reduce the rendering resolution (to probably half the amount). Using the special PSgs driver might help as well.

Q: When I print more than one file at a time, the headers for text files are wrong; they still show the name of the first file!
A: This ever-annoying problem only occurs with BSD spoolers which just don't give enough information about a print job to the filter. The solution is to install LPRng, or print just one file at a time, or disable headers completely.

Q: Why is my DVI file messed up? It should be in landscape mode, but the right border is chopped off!
A: The problem is that dvips doesn't know if the file is in landscape mode or not. You have to explicitly use the "landscape" command line option.

8 Links

The first and most important link is of course the Apsfilter Homepage at http://www.apsfilter.org/. This is the definite source of information about apsfilter, most prominently the download section.

To keep up with the latest apsfilter changes, you can use the anonymous CVS server as described on the support page or browse the repository.

8.1 Third party software

Here's an alphabetical list of software packages known to and supported by apsfilter:

a2ps
http://www.inf.enst.fr/~demaille/a2ps/
acroread
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readermain.html
ar (part of binutils)
http://sourceware.cygnus.com/binutils/
bzip2
http://www.muraroa.demon.co.uk/
cabextract
http://www.kyz.uklinux.net/cabextract.php3
convert (part of ImageMagick)
http://www.imagemagick.org/
cpio
http://www.gnu.org/software/cpio/
dvips (part of teTeX)
http://www.tug.org/teTeX/
enscript
http://www.ngs.fi/mtr/genscript/index.html
Epson printer drivers
http://www.epkowa.co.jp/english/linux_e/pips_e.html ("pips")
http://www.epkowa.co.jp/english/linux_e/lpd_e.html (laser printers)
fig2dev (part of transfig)
http://www.xfig.org/
file
ftp://ftp.astron.com/pub/file/
freeze
ftp://ftp.std.com/src/util/freeze2.5/
ghostscript
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/ (homepage)
http://ghostscript.sourceforge.net/ (project page)
http://www.ghostscript.com/ (commercial site)
gimp-print (a.k.a. stp)
http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net/
groff
http://www.gnu.org/software/groff/
gzip
http://www.gnu.org/software/gzip/gzip.html
HP inkjet drivers (official)
http://hpinkjet.sourceforge.net/
hpdj
http://home.t-online.de/home/Martin.Lottermoser/pcl3dist/
html2ps
http://www.tdb.uu.se/~jan/html2ps.html
htmldoc
http://www.easysw.com/htmldoc/
IBM Omni drivers
http://oss.software.ibm.com/developer/opensource/linux/projects/omni/
lha
http://www2m.meshnet.or.jp/~dolphin/lha/lha-unix.htm
lpd (BSD-style)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lpr/
LPRng
http://www.lprng.com/
lzop
http://wildsau.idv.uni-linz.ac.at/mfx/lzop.html
mktemp
http://www.courtesan.com/mktemp/
mpage
http://www.mesa.nl/pub/mpage/
nconvert (part of XnView)
http://www.xnview.com/
ncprint (part of ncplib)
http://rbp.chat.ru/ncplen.html
netpbm tools (a.k.a. pbmplus)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/netpbm/
nprint (part of ncpfs)
ftp://ftp.platan.vc.cvut.cz/pub/linux/ncpfs/
pap (part of netatalk)
http://www.umich.edu/~rsug/netatalk/
pcdtoppm (part of xpcd)
http://bytesex.org/xpcd.html
pcl3
http://home.t-online.de/home/Martin.Lottermoser/pcl3.html
pdftops (part of xpdf)
http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/
pnm2ppa
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pnm2ppa/
psutils
http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/home/ajcd/psutils/
rar, unrar
http://www.rarsoft.com/
recode
http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/contrib/recode/HTML/
rpm
http://www.rpm.org/
sendmail
http://www.sendmail.org/
sk2ps (part of sketch)
http://sketch.sourceforge.net/
smbclient (part of samba)
http://www.samba.org/
tar
http://www.gnu.org/software/tar/tar.html
tgif
http://bourbon.cs.umd.edu:8001/tgif/
wmf2eps (part of libwmf)
http://www.wvware.com/libwmf.html
unarj
http://testcase.newmail.ru/
unzip
http://www.info-zip.org/UnZip.html

Other driver packages that can be made to work with apsfilter include:

turboprint
http://www.turboprint.de/
xw-tools
http://xwtools.automatix.de/

8.2 Further information

A good overview of printers, drivers and printing systems can be found on http://www.linuxprinting.org/. Don't be misled by the name, most of the information is valid on any UNIX-like system.

The Linux Printing HOWTO at http://www.linuxprinting.org/howto/ is a must read for all Linux administrators (and probably others as well) -- preferably before you try to set up your printer. Users might also profit from the Linux Printing Usage HOWTO at http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Printing-Usage-HOWTO.html.

Even if you don't want to use LPRng (which is hard to believe), the LPRng-HOWTO at http://www.lprng.com/LPRng-HOWTO.html is a rich source of everything related to printer daemons, protocols, filters and stuff.

9 Help

9.1 You help us

That's not what you wanted to read, is it? Anyway, we are in a constant need of bug reports, new ideas, suggestions -- but also "real value" support in form of hardware or software donations, job offerings or just pure hard ca$h.

The easiest way to contribute to apsfilter is probably to improve the driver scripts, especially the one(s) for your printer(s). Have a look at @datadir@/apsfilter/driver/README for more information. If your preferred driver does not have a script yet, you'd really help us if you'd try to write and test one -- it isn't too difficult. Maybe the driver is already mapped to some other script (with basically the same settings) via @datadir@/apsfilter/driver/MAPPING, but you can simply create an appropriately named script; this will override the MAPPING entry.

9.2 We help you

The first step to solve any apsfilter problems is to make sure it actually is not some kind of other defect on your system (hardware, spooler software, cables, ...). If you are absolutely sure that your problem is not already covered in the FAQ or in other parts of this documentation, read on.

There's also a mailing-lists archive which you can browse and search. Maybe your problem has already been solved, or even classified as a feature ;)

9.2.1 Reporting bugs

To prepare a bug report, it's absolutely necessary to create a log of the failed printing attempt (unless you have problems that occur before even having a chance to print). You can (and should) use the aps2file tool with the "-D" option. It is a good idea to use the same printer queue and command line options as before when the printing attempt failed. You can pass the options to apsfilter via aps2file by using the "-P" and "-Z" switches.

The log will be created on stderr, so you might want to redirect it to a file by appending 2>log.txt. You can see a detailed trace of what apsfilter tried to do; if that doesn't help you, just save the file for inclusion into the bug report. If you can, please use bash as your shell, since the log will be much more verbose.

Since many bug reports we received were not exactly helpful, we now supply a script that generates a half-automatic bug report which you just have to fill out. Call apsfilter-bug on the command line and your favourite editor should present you the template text.

The first thing you should edit is the From: field; please enter your correct e-mail address there. Do not change the To: field line, unless you positively know better.

Then just read the comments and fill in any information requested there. All lines starting with a # character are comments and will be removed automatically before the bug report is sent.

When you're done, save the text under its original name and exit the editor. Exiting without saving will cause the bug report to be discarded.

We hope that we can help you!

9.2.2 General help

If you need general help with apsfilter (i.e. if it's not even possible to produce a bug report), there are some more mailing-lists available:

There are also two read-only public mailing-lists:

  • <apsfilter-announce@apsfilter.org>: release announcements
  • <apsfilter-cvs@apsfilter.org>: commit messages for CVS repository

The lists are controlled by majordomo; to get more information, send an email to <majordomo@apsfilter.org> with the body help.

To subscribe to a mailing-list, send an email to <majordomo@apsfilter.org> with the body subscribe apsfilter-xyz.

To unsubscribe, send an email to <majordomo@apsfilter.org> with the body unsubscribe apsfilter-xyz.

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It is now safe to switch off your computer. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/doc/paper0000644000175000017500000000567007376527670016556 0ustar covencoven00000000000000$ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/doc/paper,v 1.4 2001/11/20 19:32:08 andreas Exp $ Paper sizes in points and inches e -------------------------------- n f h please send comments and corrections to s i t d c g m m a v r 2 l p 2 i i d 2 a size (points) size (inches) p p p e g p g paper x y x y s s t v s s e 10x14 720 1008 10 14 x x 11x17 (1) 792 1224 11 17 + + + x x + A0 2380 3368 33.056 46.778 x x x A1 1684 2380 23.389 33.056 x x x A2 1190 1684 16.528 23.389 x x x A3 842 1190 11.694 16.528 x x x x x x x A4 (6) 595 842 8.264 11.694 x x x x x x x A4Small (6) 595 842 8.264 11.694 x + + + + + x A5 421 595 5.847 8.264 x x x x A6 297 421 4.125 5.847 x x A7 210 297 2.917 4.125 x x A8 148 210 2.056 2.917 x x A9 105 148 1.458 2.056 x x A10 74 105 1.028 1.458 x x ArchA 648 864 9 12 x x ArchB 864 1296 12 18 x x ArchC 1296 1728 18 24 x x ArchD 1728 2592 24 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x x + + x x = paper description is known to program + = alias of same paper size is known to program (see footnotes) Footnotes: equally sized paper sheets (but implicit margins may differ) (1) Tabloid = 11x17 [ = Ledger Landscape ] (2) HalfLetter = Statement (3) Flsa = Flse = Folio (4) Executive = Note (5) Letter = LetterSmall (6) A4 = A4Small Freely adjustable: acroread: -size ${x_pt}x${y_pt} convert: -page ${x_pt}x${y_pt}> note the ">" (quoting!) gs: -g${x_pt}x${y_pt} htmldoc: --size ${x_pt}x${y_pt}pt pdftops: -paperw ${x_pt} -paperh ${y_pt} pnmtops: -width ${x_in} -height ${y_in} tiff2ps: -w ${x_in} -h ${y_in} Notes: * pdf2ps is (more or less) equivalent to gs * ras2ps, sk2ps, groff, tgif are not handled yet apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621210016202 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621207016775 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/APOLLO_P-220000644000175000017500000000175307563236702020435 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/APOLLO_P-22,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; high) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; photo) params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=1,Quality:PenSet=4" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=APOLLO" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/Apollo-2500-26000000644000175000017500000000204707563236702021143 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/Apollo-2500-2600,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ # we have to restore the correct model specification for gs here PRINTER="ijs/APOLLO P2500/2600" RESOLUTION=300x300 case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; high) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; photo) params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=1,Quality:PenSet=4" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=APOLLO" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/DESKJET_3500000644000175000017500000000132407563236702020421 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/DESKJET_350,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=0" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=0" ;; esac ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/DESKJET_6000000644000175000017500000000132407563236702020417 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/DESKJET_600,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/DESKJET_6100000644000175000017500000000146707563236702020430 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/DESKJET_610,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=1,Quality:PenSet=4" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/DESKJET_6300000644000175000017500000000176407563236702020432 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/DESKJET_630,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; high) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; photo) params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=1,Quality:PenSet=4" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=0" ;; *) params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=0" ;; esac ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/DESKJET_8100000644000175000017500000000222007563236702020416 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/DESKJET_810,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; high) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=2,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=2,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/DESKJET_8250000644000175000017500000000237707563236702020441 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/DESKJET_825,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=2,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=2,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=1" ;; esac ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/DESKJET_9200000644000175000017500000000254507563236702020432 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/DESKJET_920,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; high) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=2,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=2,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=2,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; esac if [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ]; then if [ "$BINDING" = short ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex=true -dTumble=true" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex=true -dTumble=false" fi fi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/DESKJET_9600000644000175000017500000000255307563236702020435 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/DESKJET_960,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 params="Quality:Quality=3,Quality:ColorMode=2,Quality:MediaType=2,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; *) case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=1,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality:Quality=0,Quality:ColorMode=0,Quality:MediaType=0,Quality:PenSet=2" ;; esac ;; esac if [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ]; then if [ "$BINDING" = short ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex=true -dTumble=true" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex=true -dTumble=false" fi fi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ijs/PHOTOSMART_1000000644000175000017500000000117107563236702021021 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ijs/PHOTOSMART_100,v 1.1.2.5 2002/11/09 16:54:26 andreas Exp $ PRINTER="$(echo $PRINTER | sed 's/_/ /g')" case "$QUALITY" in photo) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 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omni/KS_9_pin_136_Col:omni/Panasonic_KX_P1624:omni/Panasonic_KX_P1654:omni/Panasonic_KX_P1695: omni/KS_9_pin_80_Col:omni/Panasonic_KX_P1150: omni/Kyocera_FS_1750:omni/Kyocera_FS_1800_FS_1800N:omni/Kyocera_FS_3750:omni/Kyocera_FS_3800_FS_3800N: omni/Kyocera_FS_5500A_FS_5500:omni/Kyocera_LS_6550:omni/Kyocera_F_5000A_F_5000:omni/Kyocera_FS_6500_6500_: omni/Kyocera_FS_5800C:omni/Kyocera_FS_5900C: omni/Kyocera_FS_6300:omni/Kyocera_FS_6900: omni/Kyocera_FS_7000:omni/Kyocera_FS_7000_:omni/Kyocera_FS_9000: omni/Okidata_OL400e:omni/Okidata_OL400ex:omni/Okidata_OL410e:omni/Okidata_OL410ex: omni/Okidata_OL1200:omni/Okidata_OL810e:omni/Okidata_OL810ex:omni/OkiPage_6e_6ex: omni/OkiPos_425D:omni/OkiPos_425S: pcl3/hpdj1120c:pcl3/hpdj660c:pcl3/hpdj670c:pcl3/hpdj850c:pcl3/hpdj855c:pcl3/hpdj870c:pcl3/hpdj890c: pcl3/hpdj310:pcl3/hpdj320:pcl3/hpdj340:pcl3/hpdj400:pcl3/hpdj500c:pcl3/hpdj540: pcl3/hpdj550c:pcl3/hpdj560c: pcl3/hpdj680c:pcl3/hpdj690c: pcl3/hpdj:pcl3/hpdj500:pcl3/hpdj510:pcl3/hpdj520:pcl3/hpdjplus:pcl3/hpdjportable: ppa/1000:ppa/710:ppa/712:ppa/720:ppa/722:ppa/820: stp/bjc-1000:stp/bjc-240:stp/bjc-250: stp/bjc-3000:stp/bjc-4300:stp/bjc-6000:stp/bjc-6100:stp/bjc-6200:stp/bjc-6500:stp/bjc-s400:stp/bjc-s450:stp/bjc-s4500: stp/bjc-4400:stp/bjc-50:stp/bjc-55:stp/bjc-80:stp/bjc-85: stp/bjc-7000:stp/bjc-7100: stp/bjc-8200:stp/bjc-s800: stp/escp2-10000:stp/escp2-5000:stp/escp2-5500:stp/escp2-7000:stp/escp2-7500:stp/escp2-9000:stp/escp2-9500: stp/escp2-1160:stp/escp2-580:stp/escp2-740:stp/escp2-760:stp/escp2-860:stp/escp2-scan2000:stp/escp2-scan2500: stp/escp2-1200:stp/escp2-1270:stp/escp2-2000:stp/escp2-750:stp/escp2-870:stp/escp2-875: stp/escp2-1280:stp/escp2-1290:stp/escp2-780:stp/escp2-785:stp/escp2-790:stp/escp2-810:stp/escp2-820:stp/escp2-890:stp/escp2-895: stp/escp2-1520:stp/escp2-3000:stp/escp2-800:stp/escp2-850: stp/escp2-400:stp/escp2-500: stp/escp2-440:stp/escp2-460: stp/escp2-480:stp/escp2-c20sx:stp/escp2-c20ux:stp/escp2-c40sx:stp/escp2-c40ux: stp/escp2-600:stp/escp2-640: stp/escp2-680:stp/escp2-777:stp/escp2-83:stp/escp2-880:stp/escp2-c60: stp/escp2-700:stp/escp2-ex: stp/escp2-900:stp/escp2-980: stp/escp2-c70:stp/escp2-c80: stp/escp2-pro:stp/escp2-pro-xl: stp/lexmark-4076:stp/pcl-500:stp/pcl-520: stp/lexmark-z52:stp/lexmark-z42:stp/lexmark-z43: stp/pcl-1100:stp/pcl-1120:stp/pcl-850:stp/pcl-855:stp/pcl-870:stp/pcl-890: stp/pcl-1200:stp/pcl-1600:stp/pcl-340:stp/pcl-400:stp/pcl-501:stp/pcl-540:stp/pcl-550:stp/pcl-560: stp/pcl-1220:stp/pcl-2000:stp/pcl-2500:stp/pcl-900:stp/pcl-P1000:stp/pcl-P1100: stp/pcl-2:stp/pcl-3:stp/pcl-4l: stp/pcl-4:stp/pcl-4v:stp/pcl-5:stp/pcl-5si:stp/pcl-6: stp/pcl-600:stp/pcl-601: stp/pcl-810:stp/pcl-812:stp/pcl-840:stp/pcl-842:stp/pcl-845:stp/pcl-895: apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/PS0000644000175000017500000000021607375500222016465 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/PS,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ # we don't need option handling here, since we bypass ghostscript apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/PSgs0000644000175000017500000000026007375500222017016 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/PSgs,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=pswrite ;; gray) PRINTER=psgray ;; mono) PRINTER=psmono ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/README0000644000175000017500000000311207375500222017076 0ustar covencoven00000000000000$ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/README,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ IMPORTANT NOTE This directory (and its subdirectories) contains only unique driver scripts; if your particular driver/printer doesn't have a file attached to its name, see the file MAPPING if it's handled like some other printer. E.g. the line lj250:paintjet:pjetxl: means that the "paintjet" and "pjetxl" drivers have essentially the same options as "lj250" and are handled in the same way. An existing file has always greater priority than an entry in the MAPPING file. DRIVER SCRIPT WRITING In every printer driver script, check the following variables for the given values: QUALITY draft low medium high photo SWEEP uni bi MEDIA plain coated glossy premium trans COLOR full gray mono PAPERSIZE a3 a4 legal letter ledger tabloid HARDWARE_COPIES COPIES HARDWARE_DUPLEX DUPLEX BINDING short long Then adjust the following variables to contain proper options: GS_FEATURES RESOLUTION POST_FILTER POST_FILTER_OPTS Have a look at the script for a similar driver/printer if you don't really know what you're supposed to do. Uniprint drivers are most likely _not_ available for this dynamic option setting, since there are too many hard-coded values in the *.upp profiles. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/alc20000000644000175000017500000000136407375500222017211 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/alc2000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dTonerSaving" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; *) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 ;; esac # this is a bit of a kludge case "$PAPERTRAY" in "") ;; 0) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dManualFeed" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dCasset=$PAPERTRAY" ;; esac [ "$MEDIA" = trans ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=TRANS" [ "$HARDWARE_COPIES" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dNumCopies=$COPIES" if [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ]; then if [ "$BINDING" = short ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex -dTumble" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex" fi fi apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ap32500000644000175000017500000000031507375500222017055 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ap3250,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x180 ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x360 ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/bitcmyk0000644000175000017500000000023207375500222017603 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/bitcmyk,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dForceMono=1" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/bjc40000000644000175000017500000000154207417130331017205 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/bjc4000,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ PRINTER=bjc600 case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Draft" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Draft" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Normal" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=High" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32 -dColors=4" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8 -dColors=1" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1 -dColors=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=TransparencyFilm" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=PlainPaper" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=CoatedPaper" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/bjc500000644000175000017500000000162007417130331017043 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/bjc50,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ # various printers handled by the bjc600 driver PRINTER=bjc600 case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Draft" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Draft" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Normal" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=High" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32 -dColors=4" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8 -dColors=1" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1 -dColors=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=TransparencyFilm" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=PlainPaper" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=CoatedPaper" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/bjc6000000644000175000017500000000142307413375232017134 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/bjc600,v 1.1.2.4 2001/12/29 17:17:14 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Draft" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Normal" ;; *) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=High" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32 -dColors=4" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8 -dColors=1" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1 -dColors=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=TransparencyFilm" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=PlainPaper";; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=CoatedPaper" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/bjc700000644000175000017500000000143607417130331017052 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/bjc70,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ # various printers handled by the bjc600 driver PRINTER=bjc600 RESOLUTION=360x360 case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Draft" ;; medium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Normal" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=High" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32 -dColors=4" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8 -dColors=1" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1 -dColors=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=TransparencyFilm" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=PlainPaper" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=CoatedPaper" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/bjc70000000644000175000017500000000167307417130331017215 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/bjc7000,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ PRINTER=bjc600 case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Draft" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Normal" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Normal" ;; high) RESOLUTION=1200x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Normal" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1200x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=High" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32 -dColors=4" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8 -dColors=1" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1 -dColors=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=TransparencyFilm" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=PlainPaper" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=CoatedPaper" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/bjc8000000644000175000017500000000153007413375232017135 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/bjc800,v 1.1.2.4 2001/12/29 17:17:14 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Draft" ;; low) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Low" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=Normal" ;; *) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=High" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32 -dColors=4" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8 -dColors=1" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1 -dColors=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=TransparencyFilm" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=PlainPaper";; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=CoatedPaper" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/bmp0000644000175000017500000000026007375500222016720 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/bmp,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=bmp32b ;; gray) PRINTER=bmpgray ;; mono) PRINTER=bmpmono ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/cdeskjet0000644000175000017500000000166307375500222017746 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/cdeskjet,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; high) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; photo) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=24" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/cdj6700000644000175000017500000000137307440502673017152 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/cdj670,v 1.1.2.1 2002/03/03 20:21:15 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; high) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; photo) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/cdj9700000644000175000017500000000171607375500222017151 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/cdj970,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in low|draft) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=-1" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=2" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=0" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=3" ;; esac if [ -n "$DUPLEX" -a -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" ]; then if [ "$BINDING" = short ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex=1" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex=2" fi else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex=0" fi apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/cdjcolor0000644000175000017500000000170307375500222017744 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/cdjcolor,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ PRINTER=cdj500 case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; high) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; photo) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=24" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/cdjmono0000644000175000017500000000161007375500222017573 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/cdjmono,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ PRINTER=cdj500 case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION="150x150" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; high) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=0" ;; photo) RESOLUTION="600x600" GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPapertype=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/cjet0000644000175000017500000000056507375500222017077 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/cjet,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=100x100 ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; esac [ "$HARDWARE_COPIES" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dNumCopies=$COPIES" [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex" POST_FILTER=cjet PRINTER=ljet3 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/cljet50000644000175000017500000000031507375500222017331 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/cljet5,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=100x100 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=150x150 ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/deskjet0000644000175000017500000000053007375500222017573 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/deskjet,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=100x100 ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; esac [ "$HARDWARE_COPIES" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dNumCopies=$COPIES" [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hl12400000644000175000017500000000102407375500222017053 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hl1240,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=600x600 case "$QUALITY" in draft) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dEconoMode=2" ;; low) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dEconoMode=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPaperType=4" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPaperType=3" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPaperType=0" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPaperType=2" ;; esac [ "$HARDWARE_COPIES" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dNumCopies=$COPIES" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hl12500000644000175000017500000000121407413375232017061 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hl1250,v 1.1.2.3 2001/12/29 17:17:14 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dEconoMode=2" ;; low) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dEconoMode=1" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; high) RESOLUTION=1200x600 ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1200x600 ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPaperType=4" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPaperType=3" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPaperType=0" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPaperType=2" ;; esac [ "$HARDWARE_COPIES" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dNumCopies=$COPIES" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hl7x00000644000175000017500000000024407375500222017106 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hl7x0,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/imagen0000644000175000017500000000031307375500222017401 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/imagen,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=75x75 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=150x150 ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/jpeg0000644000175000017500000000064007375500222017071 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/jpeg,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dJPEGQ=50" ;; low) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dJPEGQ=65" ;; medium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dJPEGQ=75" ;; high) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dJPEGQ=85" ;; photo) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dJPEGQ=100" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=jpeg ;; *) PRINTER=jpeggray ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lex32000000644000175000017500000000037507375500222017246 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lex3200,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lexmark11000000644000175000017500000000046007375500222020111 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lexmark1100,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 POST_FILTER=lm1100 case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=ppmraw ;; gray) PRINTER=pgmraw ;; mono) PRINTER=pbmraw POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -bw" ;; esac POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lexmark20300000644000175000017500000000021507375500222020112 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lexmark2030,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 POST_FILTER=pbm2l2030 PRINTER=pbmraw apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lexmark2050c0000644000175000017500000000040007375500222020253 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lexmark2050c,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDITHERPPI=150" POST_FILTER=c2050 PRINTER=bitcmyk case "$COLOR" in mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dForceMono=1" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lexmark20700000644000175000017500000000021707375500222020120 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lexmark2070,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 POST_FILTER=Lexmark2070 PRINTER=pbmraw apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lexmark2070c0000644000175000017500000000040007375500222020255 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lexmark2070c,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDITHERPPI=150" POST_FILTER=c2070 PRINTER=bitcmyk case "$COLOR" in mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dForceMono=1" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lexmarkZ110000644000175000017500000000032207375500222020100 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lexmarkZ11,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=600x600 POST_FILTER=cZ11 PRINTER=bitcmyk case "$COLOR" in mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dForceMono=1" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lj2500000644000175000017500000000024207375500222016776 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lj250,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=90x90 ;; *) RESOLUTION=180x180 ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ljet40000644000175000017500000000050307413375232017170 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ljet4,v 1.1.2.1 2001/12/29 17:17:14 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; esac [ "$HARDWARE_COPIES" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dNumCopies=$COPIES" [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ljet4l0000644000175000017500000000042007436250567017352 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ljet4l,v 1.1.2.1 2002/02/24 20:47:51 andreas Exp $ PRINTER=ljet4 RESOLUTION=300x300 [ "$HARDWARE_COPIES" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dNumCopies=$COPIES" [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lx50000000644000175000017500000000051607375500222017076 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lx5000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x600 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=1200x600 ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=4" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/lxm32000000644000175000017500000000074207375500222017254 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/lxm3200,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; low) RESOLUTION=600x300 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; high) RESOLUTION=1200x600 ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 ;; esac case "$SWEEP" in uni) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dbidir=0" ;; bi) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dbidir=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dmode=1" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dmode=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/md2k0000644000175000017500000000154307375500222017004 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/md2k,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 [ "$COLOR" = mono ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dEcoBlack" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=1200x600 ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; esac [ "$COLOR" = full ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor" case "$MEDIA" in plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=PlainPaper" ;; coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=CoatedFilm" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=FinePaper" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=OHP" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/oki1820000644000175000017500000000024307375500222017160 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/oki182,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=72x72 ;; *) RESOLUTION=144x144 ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/okiibm0000644000175000017500000000034407375500222017417 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/okiibm,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=60x72 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 ;; high) RESOLUTION=120x144 ;; photo) RESOLUTION=240x144 ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcx0000644000175000017500000000026007375500222016734 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcx,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=pcx24b ;; gray) PRINTER=pcxgray ;; mono) PRINTER=pcxmono ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pdfwrite0000644000175000017500000000026207375500222017770 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pdfwrite,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in gray|mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dProcessColorModel=/DeviceGray" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/photoex0000644000175000017500000000031707375500222017633 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/photoex,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=360x360 ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/png0000644000175000017500000000026007375500222016726 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/png,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pnm0000644000175000017500000000025607375500222016741 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pnm,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=ppmraw ;; gray) PRINTER=pgmraw ;; mono) PRINTER=pbmraw ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/printiva0000644000175000017500000000164507375500222020006 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/printiva,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=ppmtocpva case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=300x300 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -lowres" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=1200x600 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -highres -highresinput" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=ppmraw POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -halftone" ;; gray) PRINTER=pgmraw POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -black -halftone" ;; mono) PRINTER=pbmraw POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -black -mono" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -media paper" ;; trans) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -media ohp" ;; *) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -media highgrade" ;; esac POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -xshift -0.133in -yshift -0.473in -pagelength ${HEIGHT_INCHES}in -pagewidth ${WIDTH_INCHES}in" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pxlcolor0000644000175000017500000000061707375500222020012 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pxlcolor,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION="150x150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION="600x600" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=24" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pxlmono0000644000175000017500000000052407375500222017641 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pxlmono,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION="150x150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION="300x300" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION="600x600" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/samsung850000644000175000017500000000020707375500222017775 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/samsung85,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:54 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=600x600 POST_FILTER=ml85p PRINTER=pbmraw apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/st8000000644000175000017500000000105307563236701017030 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/st800,v 1.1.2.1 2002/11/09 16:54:25 andreas Exp $ PRINTER=stcolor GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sModel=st800" case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=gsmono" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fsmono" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fsmono" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fsmono" ;; esac [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dUnidirectional" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stcolor0000644000175000017500000000235607375500223017640 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stcolor,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:55 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=gscmyk" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=gsmono" fi ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fsrgb" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=gsmono" fi ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fscmyk" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fsmono" fi ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fscmyk -dMicroweave" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fsmono -dMicroweave" fi ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fscmyk -dMicroweave" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sDithering=fsmono -dMicroweave" fi ;; esac [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dUnidirectional" case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=32" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=8" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dBitsPerPixel=1" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stylewriter0000644000175000017500000000067307375500223020550 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stylewriter,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:55 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER=lpstyl case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=bitcmyk case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -g2975x4210" POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -p a4" ;; letter) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -g3060x3960" ;; esac ;; *) PRINTER=pbmraw [ "$PAPERSIZE" = a4 ] && POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -p a4" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/tiff0000644000175000017500000000022707375500223017076 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/tiff,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:55 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=tiff24nc ;; *) PRINTER=tiffpack ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621207017144 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/bjc-10000000644000175000017500000000176407557061442020234 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/bjc-1000,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:22 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 params="Quality=90x90dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180x180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dmt,ImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x360 params="Quality=720x360dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=CANON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/bjc-20000000644000175000017500000000177007557061442020232 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/bjc-2000,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:22 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180x180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180x180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,ImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=CANON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/bjc-2100000644000175000017500000000176307557061442020155 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/bjc-210,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:22 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 params="Quality=90x90dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180x180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,ImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x360 params="Quality=720x360dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=CANON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/bjc-300000644000175000017500000000210107557061443020061 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/bjc-30,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180x180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180x180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 params="Quality=720x360dpi,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x360 params="Quality=720x360dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=CANON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/bjc-30000000644000175000017500000000221607557061443020230 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/bjc-3000,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dmt,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 params="Quality=720x720dpi,InkType=PhotoCMY,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 params="Quality=1440x720dpi,InkType=PhotoCMY,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=CANON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/bjc-44000000644000175000017500000000221407557061443020233 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/bjc-4400,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 params="Quality=360x360dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 params="Quality=720x360dpi,InkType=PhotoCMY,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x360 params="Quality=720x360dpi,InkType=PhotoCMY,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=CANON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/bjc-70000000644000175000017500000000221307557061443020231 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/bjc-7000,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300x300dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300x300dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300x300dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600x600dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1200x600 params="Quality=1200x600dpi,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=CANON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/bjc-82000000644000175000017500000000210707557061443020236 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/bjc-8200,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300x300dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300x300dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300x300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600x600dpi,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 params="Quality=1200x1200dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=CANON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp20000644000175000017500000000230707557061443020127 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720x360sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720mw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-100000000644000175000017500000000243407557061443020566 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-10000,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720fol$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720fol$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-11600000644000175000017500000000240107557061443020507 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-1160,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 params="Quality=360x120sw,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi params="Quality=360x240sw,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-12000000644000175000017500000000243107557061443020505 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-1200,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 params="Quality=360x120sw,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 params="Quality=360sw,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-12800000644000175000017500000000243507557061443020521 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-1280,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 params="Quality=360x120sw,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 params="Quality=360x240sw,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-15000000644000175000017500000000231107557061443020505 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-1500,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi params="Quality=360$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720mw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-15200000644000175000017500000000232207557061443020511 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-1520,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 params="Quality=360x180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=sw params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-4000000644000175000017500000000231607557061443020430 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-400,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 params="Quality=360x120dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 params="Quality=360x240dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi params="Quality=360$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720hq$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-4400000644000175000017500000000230507557061443020432 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-440,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720hq$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-4800000644000175000017500000000231307557061443020435 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-480,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 params="Quality=360x120sw,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 params="Quality=360x240sw,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720hq$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-6000000644000175000017500000000231507557061443020431 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-600,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-6600000644000175000017500000000231307557061443020435 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-660,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90sw,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180sw,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-6700000644000175000017500000000231307557061443020436 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-670,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90sw,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180sw,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-6800000644000175000017500000000232107557061443020436 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-680,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 params="Quality=360x120sw,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 params="Quality=360x240sw,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-7000000644000175000017500000000243007557061443020430 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-700,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-7200000644000175000017500000000242607557061443020437 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-720,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90sw,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180sw,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-9000000644000175000017500000000231507557061443020434 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-900,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180sw,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 params="Quality=360x180sw,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-c700000644000175000017500000000232107557061443020512 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-c70,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x180 params="Quality=360x180sw,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 params="Quality=360x180sw,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720sw$sweep,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=1440x720sw$sweep,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-photo0000644000175000017500000000243007557061443021253 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-photo,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 params="Quality=360x90dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 params="Quality=180dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720x360sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720hq$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/escp2-pro0000644000175000017500000000243407557061443020726 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/escp2-pro,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 params="Quality=360x120dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 params="Quality=360x240dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=360mw$sweep,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720x360sw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= params="Quality=720mw$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=EPSON" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/lexmark-40760000644000175000017500000000174507557061443021161 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/lexmark-4076,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=Glossy" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=Premium" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=LEXMARK" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/lexmark-z520000644000175000017500000000236507557061443021200 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/lexmark-z52,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x600 params="Quality=300x600dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x600 params="Quality=300x600dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi params="Quality=600$sweep,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi params="Quality=1200$sweep,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=2400x1200 params="Quality=2400x1200hq,InkType=PhotoCMYK,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=LEXMARK" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-11000000644000175000017500000000241507557061443020250 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-1100,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600mono,ImageType=1" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=2" else RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600mono,ImageType=2" fi ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-12000000644000175000017500000000176107557061443020254 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-1200,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-12200000644000175000017500000000206707557061443020256 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-1220,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600dpi,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-20000644000175000017500000000134207557061443020026 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-2,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-40000644000175000017500000000145107557061443020031 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-4,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600dpi,ImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-5000000644000175000017500000000175007557061443020174 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-500,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=Glossy" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=Premium" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-6000000644000175000017500000000242407557061443020174 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-600,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=600x300 params="Quality=600x300dpi,ImageType=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600mono,ImageType=1" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=600x300 params="Quality=600x300dpi,ImageType=2" else RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600mono,ImageType=2" fi ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-6900000644000175000017500000000217507557061443020210 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-690,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,InkType=CMYK,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x300 params="Quality=600x300dpi,InkType=Photo,ImageType=2" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600dpi,InkType=Photo,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-7500000644000175000017500000000241407557061443020201 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-750,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600mono,ImageType=1" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=2" else RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600mono,ImageType=2" fi ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/gimp/pcl-8100000644000175000017500000000207207557061443020176 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/gimp/pcl-810,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:23 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 params="Quality=150dpi,ImageType=0,Dither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 params="Quality=300dpi,ImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x300 params="Quality=600x300dpi,ImageType=2" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 params="Quality=600dpi,ImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceRGB" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sProcessColorModel=DeviceGray -dBitsPerSample=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) params="$params,MediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) params="$params,MediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) params="$params,MediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) params="$params,MediaType=Plain" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sIjsParams='$params' -sDeviceManufacturer=HEWLETT-PACKARD" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpdj/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621207017135 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpdj/5000000644000175000017500000000131107375500223017372 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpdj/500,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:55 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpdj/500C0000644000175000017500000000151107375500223017477 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpdj/500C,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:55 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=CMY" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=mono" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpdj/550C0000644000175000017500000000151710203616752017511 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpdj/550C,v 1.1.2.1 2005/02/13 09:29:14 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=CMY+K" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=mono" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpdj/850C0000644000175000017500000000207507375500223017515 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpdj/850C,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:55 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 else RESOLUTION=600x600 fi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=CMYK" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=mono" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpdj/u9700000644000175000017500000000153007375500223017575 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpdj/u970,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:55 andreas Exp $ PRINTER=hpdj case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=CMYK" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=mono" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpdj/unspec0000644000175000017500000000161307375500223020370 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpdj/unspec,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:55 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=CMYK" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorMode=mono" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpijs/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621207017325 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpijs/AP21xx0000644000175000017500000000050207375500224020303 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpijs/AP21xx,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:56 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in photo|high) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=3" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=2" ;; esac ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpijs/DJ3500000644000175000017500000000034207375500225020010 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpijs/DJ350,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:57 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=1" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpijs/DJ6xxP0000644000175000017500000000050207375500225020344 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpijs/DJ6xxP,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:57 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in photo|high) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=2" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=1" ;; esac ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpijs/DJ8xx0000644000175000017500000000071107375500225020230 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpijs/DJ8xx,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:57 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in low|draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=3" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=1" ;; photo|high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=2" ;; esac ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpijs/DJ9xx0000644000175000017500000000056207375500225020235 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpijs/DJ9xx,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:57 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) case "$QUALITY" in photo|high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=2" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=1" ;; esac ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/hpijs/DJ9xxVIP0000644000175000017500000000050407375500225020610 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/hpijs/DJ9xxVIP,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:57 andreas Exp $ case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=1" case "$QUALITY" in photo|high) RESOLUTION=600x600 ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 ;; esac ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dPrintMode=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ppa/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621210016762 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/ppa/10000000644000175000017500000000064407375500231017310 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/ppa/1000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=600x600 POST_FILTER=pnm2ppa POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS --$SWEEP -v ${PRINTER#ppa/}" case "$QUALITY" in draft) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS --fd --eco" ;; low) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS --fd" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=ppmraw ;; gray) PRINTER=pgmraw ;; mono) PRINTER=pbmraw ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621210017144 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_HJ_100i0000644000175000017500000000117607417130331021627 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_HJ_100i,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_HJ_4000000644000175000017500000000113107417130331021450 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_HJ_400,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_HL_12400000644000175000017500000000121107413375232021543 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_HL_1240,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:14 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_HL_4V0000644000175000017500000000130107417130331021437 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_HL_4V,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_HL_6600000644000175000017500000000141307417130331021465 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_HL_660,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_HL_P20000000644000175000017500000000121107413375232021656 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_HL_P2000,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:14 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_M_13090000644000175000017500000000116307417130331021441 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_M_1309,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_M_1809_Color0000644000175000017500000000145707417130331022612 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_M_1809_Color,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_M_1824L_Color0000644000175000017500000000147207417130331022720 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_M_1824L_Color,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_M_19090000644000175000017500000000123707417130331021451 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_M_1909,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Brother_M_1909_Color0000644000175000017500000000153307417130331022606 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Brother_M_1909_Color,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_20000000644000175000017500000000132607375500226021271 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_2000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMY" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMY" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_2100000644000175000017500000000172107417130331021202 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_210,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_90" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_COATED" ;; glossy) props="$props media=MEDIA_GLOSSY" ;; premium) props="$props media=MEDIA_HIGH_GLOSS_FILM" ;; trans) props="$props media=MEDIA_TRANSPARENCY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_250J0000644000175000017500000000162307375500226021330 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_250J,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_COATED" ;; glossy) props="$props media=MEDIA_GLOSSY" ;; premium) props="$props media=MEDIA_HIGH_GLOSS_FILM" ;; trans) props="$props media=MEDIA_TRANSPARENCY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_41000000644000175000017500000000203307417130331021261 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_4100,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_90" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_COATED" ;; glossy) props="$props media=MEDIA_GLOSSY" ;; premium) props="$props media=MEDIA_HIGH_GLOSS_FILM" ;; trans) props="$props media=MEDIA_TRANSPARENCY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_4200_Photo0000644000175000017500000000175407375500226022453 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_4200_Photo,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_COATED" ;; glossy) props="$props media=MEDIA_GLOSSY" ;; premium) props="$props media=MEDIA_HIGH_GLOSS_FILM" ;; trans) props="$props media=MEDIA_TRANSPARENCY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_45500000644000175000017500000000201207375500226021276 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_4550,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_COATED" ;; glossy) props="$props media=MEDIA_GLOSSY" ;; premium) props="$props media=MEDIA_HIGH_GLOSS_FILM" ;; trans) props="$props media=MEDIA_TRANSPARENCY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_46500000644000175000017500000000207407375500226021307 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_4650,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_COATED" ;; glossy) props="$props media=MEDIA_GLOSSY" ;; premium) props="$props media=MEDIA_HIGH_GLOSS_FILM" ;; trans) props="$props media=MEDIA_TRANSPARENCY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; tabloid) props="$props form=FORM_TABLOID" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_55000000644000175000017500000000205007417130331021265 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_5500,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_90" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_COATED" ;; glossy) props="$props media=MEDIA_GLOSSY" ;; premium) props="$props media=MEDIA_HIGH_GLOSS_FILM" ;; trans) props="$props media=MEDIA_TRANSPARENCY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; tabloid) props="$props form=FORM_TABLOID" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_6000000644000175000017500000000154207417130331021206 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJC_600,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_90" ;; 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gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_COATED" ;; glossy) props="$props media=MEDIA_GLOSSY" ;; premium) props="$props media=MEDIA_HIGH_GLOSS_FILM" ;; trans) props="$props media=MEDIA_TRANSPARENCY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJ_1000000644000175000017500000000101407417130331021070 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJ_100,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_90" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJ_2300000644000175000017500000000113407417130331021077 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJ_230,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_90" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Canon_BJ_300000644000175000017500000000143107417130331021015 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Canon_BJ_30,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_90" ;; 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medium) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_AP_8000000644000175000017500000000164407375500226021152 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_AP_800,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_DFX_5000_0000644000175000017500000000124607417130331021476 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_DFX_5000_,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; tabloid) props="$props form=FORM_TABLOID" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_DFX_80000000644000175000017500000000134407375500226021350 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_DFX_8000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; high) RESOLUTION=144x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_144_X_72" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_DFX_85000000644000175000017500000000123707417130331021347 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_DFX_8500,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_DLQ_2000__360_dpi_0000644000175000017500000000137207375500226023064 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_DLQ_2000__360_dpi_,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_DLQ_3000_0000644000175000017500000000145107375500226021500 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_DLQ_3000_,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_EPL_57000000644000175000017500000000133207413375233021351 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_EPL_5700,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_EPL_N20000000644000175000017500000000125507413375233021461 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_EPL_N2000,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_EX_10000000644000175000017500000000163107375500226021233 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_EX_1000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; high) RESOLUTION=144x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_144_X_72" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_EX_8000000644000175000017500000000155407375500226021166 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_EX_800,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; high) RESOLUTION=144x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_144_X_72" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_FX_10500000644000175000017500000000126707375500226021246 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_FX_1050,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:58 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; high) RESOLUTION=144x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_144_X_72" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_FX_11800000644000175000017500000000124407417130331021236 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_FX_1180,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; tabloid) props="$props form=FORM_TABLOID" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_FX_8800000644000175000017500000000111507417130331021161 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_FX_880,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Generic_ESC_P_24_J840000644000175000017500000000113707417130331023530 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Generic_ESC_P_24_J84,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Generic_ESC_P_24_J84C0000644000175000017500000000142607417130331023634 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Generic_ESC_P_24_J84C,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_LQ_20800000644000175000017500000000110507375500227021241 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_LQ_2080,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_LQ_25000000644000175000017500000000153607417130331021236 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_LQ_2500,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_3000C0000644000175000017500000000164007375500227021333 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_3000C,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_3000CU0000644000175000017500000000202207375500227021453 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_3000CU,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_500C0000644000175000017500000000157107375500227021260 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_500C,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMY" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMY" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/OkiPos_425D0000644000175000017500000000026307375500227021016 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/OkiPos_425D,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=90x72 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_700V2C0000644000175000017500000000174607375500227021476 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_700V2C,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_800C0000644000175000017500000000170007375500227021255 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_800C,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_910C0000644000175000017500000000157307375500227021267 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_MJ_910C,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_MX_80__w_GRAFTRAX_80_0000644000175000017500000000066207375500227023547 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_MX_80__w_GRAFTRAX_80_,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=60x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_60_X_72" ;; *) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_3000000644000175000017500000000121507375500227022143 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_300,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_8000000644000175000017500000000115107375500227022147 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_800,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_800_0000644000175000017500000000104507375500227022310 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_800_,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Color_11600000644000175000017500000000171007417130331023356 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Color_1160,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_1440_X_720" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Color_3000000644000175000017500000000144507375500227023306 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Color_300,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Color_4000000644000175000017500000000160407375500227023304 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Color_400,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Color_6600000644000175000017500000000156707417130331023314 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Color_660,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_1440_X_720" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_12000000644000175000017500000000172507375500227023402 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_1200,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_12700000644000175000017500000000165507375500227023413 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_1270,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CcMmYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CcMmYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_12900000644000175000017500000000176607375500227023420 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_1290,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; high) RESOLUTION=1440x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_1440_X_720" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=2880x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_2880_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CcMmYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CcMmYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_2000P0000644000175000017500000000153607375500227023521 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_2000P,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_1440_X_720" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CcMmYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CcMmYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_7900000644000175000017500000000172107375500227023333 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_790,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; high) RESOLUTION=1440x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_1440_X_720" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=2880x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_2880_X_720" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CcMmYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CcMmYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet0000644000175000017500000000116007413375233022347 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; tabloid) props="$props form=FORM_TABLOID" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_8700000644000175000017500000000157307417130331023327 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Epson_Stylus_Photo_870,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high) RESOLUTION=720x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_720_X_720" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_1440_X_720" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_360" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CcMmYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CcMmYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in plain) props="$props media=MEDIA_PLAIN" ;; coated) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_360" ;; *) props="$props media=MEDIA_SPECIAL_720" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_45000000644000175000017500000000104207413375233023016 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_4500,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_85000000644000175000017500000000116407413375233023027 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_8500,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_85500000644000175000017500000000110707413375233023031 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_Color_LaserJet_8550,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_11000000644000175000017500000000102007417130331021635 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_1100,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_12000000644000175000017500000000113107417130331021641 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_1200,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_20000000644000175000017500000000102007417130331021635 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_2000,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_21000000644000175000017500000000113507417130331021645 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_2100,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=100x100 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_100_X_100" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_4V_4MV0000644000175000017500000000121307417130331022237 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_4V_4MV,v 1.1.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:33 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=100x100 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_100_X_100" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_50000000644000175000017500000000117507417130332021654 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_5000,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_80000000644000175000017500000000134007417130332021651 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_8000,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=100x100 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_100_X_100" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; tabliod) props="$props form=FORM_TABLOID" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_Classic0000644000175000017500000000102307417130332022641 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_LaserJet_Classic,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/HP_Mopier_2400000644000175000017500000000112607413375233021322 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/HP_Mopier_240,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; tabloid) props="$props form=FORM_TABLOID" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/IBM_5183_Portable_Printer0000644000175000017500000000122407375500227023534 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/IBM_5183_Portable_Printer,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/KS_24_pin_136_Col0000644000175000017500000000127007375500227021771 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/KS_24_pin_136_Col,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/KS_9_pin_136_Col0000644000175000017500000000125507375500227021717 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/KS_9_pin_136_Col,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/KS_9_pin_80_Col0000644000175000017500000000120007375500227021623 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/KS_9_pin_80_Col,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=72x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_72_X_72" ;; low) RESOLUTION=90x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_72" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=120x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_72" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=240x72 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_240_X_72" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_17500000644000175000017500000000153307413375233021556 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_1750,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=100x100 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_100_X_100" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; high) RESOLUTION=400x400 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_400_X_400" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_5500A_FS_55000000644000175000017500000000143407417130332022706 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_5500A_FS_5500,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_5800C0000644000175000017500000000103107413375233021652 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_5800C,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_6000000644000175000017500000000141307417130332021455 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_600,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_63000000644000175000017500000000133107413375233021546 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_6300,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_67000000644000175000017500000000134707413375233021561 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_6700,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; tabloid) props="$props form=FORM_TABLOID" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_6800000644000175000017500000000121007413375233021467 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_680,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:15 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_70000000644000175000017500000000153407417130332021542 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_FS_7000,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Kyocera_F_800A_F_8000000644000175000017500000000131007417130332022265 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Kyocera_F_800A_F_800,v 1.1.2.3 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Okidata_OL12000000644000175000017500000000141307417130332021354 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Okidata_OL1200,v 1.2.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; *) RESOLUTION=600x600 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_600_X_600" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Okidata_OL400e0000644000175000017500000000130207417130332021437 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Okidata_OL400e,v 1.2.2.1 2002/01/09 21:06:34 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=75x75 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_75_X_75" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_150_X_150" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_300_X_300" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_RGB" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_RGB" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/omni/Panasonic_KX_P11240000644000175000017500000000155707376527671022244 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/omni/Panasonic_KX_P1124,v 1.2 2001/11/20 19:32:09 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_90_X_180" ;; low) RESOLUTION=120x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_120_X_180" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=180x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_180_X_180" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=360x180 props="resolution=RESOLUTION_360_X_180" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_24_CMYK" ;; gray) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_8_CMYK" ;; mono) props="$props printmode=PRINT_MODE_1_ANY" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) props="$props form=FORM_A4" ;; a3) props="$props form=FORM_A3" ;; letter) props="$props form=FORM_LETTER" ;; legal) props="$props form=FORM_LEGAL" ;; ledger) props="$props form=FORM_LEDGER" ;; esac GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sproperties='$props'" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621210017043 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/hpdj0000644000175000017500000000127307375500227017742 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcl3/hpdj,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/hpdj1120c0000644000175000017500000000206507375500227020411 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcl3/hpdj1120c,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 else RESOLUTION=600x600 fi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=CMYK" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=Gray" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/hpdj3100000644000175000017500000000147707375500227020174 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcl3/hpdj310,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=CMY" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=Gray" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/hpdj550c0000644000175000017500000000150610203616752020331 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcl3/hpdj550c,v 1.1.2.1 2005/02/13 09:29:14 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=CMY+K" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=Gray" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/hpdj6000000644000175000017500000000206207375500227020165 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcl3/hpdj600,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 else RESOLUTION=600x600 fi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=CMY" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=Gray" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/hpdj680c0000644000175000017500000000206407375500227020342 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcl3/hpdj680c,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:21:59 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=600x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=600x300 else RESOLUTION=600x600 fi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=CMYK" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=Gray" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=0" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/u9700000644000175000017500000000237707413375235017531 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcl3/u970,v 1.1.2.3 2001/12/29 17:17:17 andreas Exp $ PRINTER=pcl3 case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=CMYK" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=Gray" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=0" ;; esac if [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ]; then if [ "$BINDING" = short ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex -dTumble=true \ -sDuplexCapability=oppositeLeadingEdge \ -sPJLLanguage=PCL3GUI \ -dOnlyCRD" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex -dTumble=false \ -sDuplexCapability=oppositeLeadingEdge \ -sPJLLanguage=PCL3GUI \ -dOnlyCRD" fi fi apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pcl3/unspec0000644000175000017500000000211107375500230020274 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pcl3/unspec,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=-1" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=0" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sPrintQuality=1" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=CMYK" ;; *) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sColorModel=Gray" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=1" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=2" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=3" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=4" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMedium=0" ;; esac if [ -n "$HARDWARE_DUPLEX" -a -n "$DUPLEX" ]; then if [ "$BINDING" = short ]; then GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex -dTumble=true" else GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dDuplex -dTumble=false" fi fi apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621210017155 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc20s0000644000175000017500000000467107375500230020060 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc20s,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc20s POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=120x120 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 120 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GFILM -ql FINE" case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc40s0000644000175000017500000000521007375500230020050 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc40s,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc40s POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=120x120 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 120 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GFILM" case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc4800000644000175000017500000000470107375500230017761 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc480,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc480 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=120x120 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 120 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GFILM" case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc5800000644000175000017500000000521007375500230017756 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc580,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc580 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=120x120 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 120 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GFILM" case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc60s0000644000175000017500000000514407413375236020071 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc60s,v 1.1.2.2 2001/12/29 17:17:18 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc60s POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=120x120 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 120 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PMPHOTO -re 720" RESOLUTION=720x720 case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ql PHOTO -hs ON" ;; medium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ql PHOTO -hs OFF" ;; high|photo) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ql SPHOTO" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc680_7770000644000175000017500000000504607375500230020372 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc680_777,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc680_777 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=120x120 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 120 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PMPHOTO -re 720" case "$QUALITY" in high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ql SPHOTO" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc70s0000644000175000017500000000510107436250567020067 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc70s,v 1.1.2.1 2002/02/24 20:47:51 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc70s POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 180 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt SFINE" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; low) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql SFINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PSGLOS" case "$QUALITY" in medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql SFINE" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PMPHOTO" case "$QUALITY" in draft|low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql SFINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; high|photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql FINE" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc80s0000644000175000017500000000520307436250567020073 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc80s,v 1.1.2.1 2002/02/24 20:47:51 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc80s POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 180 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt SFINE" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; low) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql SFINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PSGLOS" case "$QUALITY" in medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql SFINE" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PMPHOTO" case "$QUALITY" in medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql SFINE" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql FINE" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc8800000644000175000017500000000532107375500230017764 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc880,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc880 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=120x120 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 120 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PMPHOTO" case "$QUALITY" in medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sc9800000644000175000017500000000432607375500230017771 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sc980,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sc980 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 180 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt PMMATT -ql PHOTO" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; premium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GFILM -re 720" case "$QUALITY" in photo) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ql SPHOTO" ;; *) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/pips/sp810_8200000644000175000017500000000533107375500230020364 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/pips/sp810_820,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:00 andreas Exp $ POST_FILTER=pips-sp810_820 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ui C" case "$MEDIA" in plain) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PLAIN" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=120x120 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 120 -ql DRAFT" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SFINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; coated) case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt FINE -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql STD" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql FINE" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -mt SFINE -ql PHOTO" ;; esac ;; glossy) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt GPAPER" case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql STD" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; esac ;; premium) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -mt PMPHOTO" case "$QUALITY" in medium) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql FINE" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql PHOTO" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 720 -ql SPHOTO" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -ql FINE" ;; esac ;; trans) RESOLUTION=360x360 POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -re 360 -mt OHP -ql STD" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) PRINTER=png16m POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in COLOR" ;; gray) PRINTER=pnggray POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; mono) PRINTER=pngmono POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -in MONO" ;; esac case "$PAPERSIZE" in a4) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms A4" ;; letter) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LT" ;; legal) POST_FILTER_OPTS="$POST_FILTER_OPTS -ms LGL" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621210017010 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/bjc-10000000644000175000017500000000175207375500231020073 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/bjc-1000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=90x90dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180x180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dmt -dImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x360dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/bjc-20000000644000175000017500000000175607375500231020100 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/bjc-2000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180x180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180x180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -dImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/bjc-2100000644000175000017500000000175107375500231020014 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/bjc-210,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=90x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=90x90dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180x180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -dImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=720x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x360dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/bjc-300000644000175000017500000000211507375500231017727 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/bjc-30,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180x180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180x180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x360dpi -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x360dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/bjc-30000000644000175000017500000000224407375500231020072 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/bjc-3000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dmt -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x720dpi -sInkType=PhotoCMY -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720dpi -sInkType=PhotoCMY -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/bjc-44000000644000175000017500000000224207375500231020075 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/bjc-4400,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x360dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x360dpi -sInkType=PhotoCMY -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x360 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x360dpi -sInkType=PhotoCMY -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/bjc-70000000644000175000017500000000224107375500231020073 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/bjc-7000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x300dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x300dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x300dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600x600dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1200x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1200x600dpi -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/bjc-82000000644000175000017500000000212307375500231020075 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/bjc-8200,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x300dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x300dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600x600dpi -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1200x1200dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/compaq-ij7500000644000175000017500000000240207375500231021064 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/compaq-ij750,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x600dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; 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glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-100000000644000175000017500000000246207375500231020430 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-10000,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360mw$sweep -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720fol$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=1" ;; 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low) RESOLUTION=360x240 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw$sweep -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-12800000644000175000017500000000246307375500231020363 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-1280,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x120sw -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x240sw -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw$sweep -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-15000000644000175000017500000000232507375500231020353 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-1500,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360mw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720mw$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-15200000644000175000017500000000233607375500231020357 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-1520,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360mw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=sw GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-4000000644000175000017500000000233207375500231020267 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-400,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x120dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x240dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720hq$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-4400000644000175000017500000000233007563236703020302 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-440,v 1.1.2.1 2002/11/09 16:54:27 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720hq$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-4800000644000175000017500000000232707375500231020303 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-480,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x120sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x240sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720hq$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-6000000644000175000017500000000233107375500231020270 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-600,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360mw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-6600000644000175000017500000000232707375500231020303 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-660,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360mw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-6700000644000175000017500000000232707375500231020304 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-670,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-6800000644000175000017500000000233507375500231020304 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-680,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x120sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x240sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-7000000644000175000017500000000245607375500231020301 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-700,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360mw$sweep -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-7200000644000175000017500000000245407375500231020301 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-720,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90sw -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180sw -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw$sweep -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-9000000644000175000017500000000233107375500231020273 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-900,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x180sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-c700000644000175000017500000000233507375500231020360 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-c70,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x180sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x180sw -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720sw$sweep -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=1440x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1440x720sw$sweep -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-photo0000644000175000017500000000245607375500231021124 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-photo,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x90 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x90dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=180x180 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=180dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360mw$sweep -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x360sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720hq$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/escp2-pro0000644000175000017500000000246207375500231020570 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/escp2-pro,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=360x120 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x120dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=360x240 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360x240dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=360x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=360mw$sweep -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=720x360 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720x360sw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=720x720 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep= GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=720mw$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPhoto" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/lexmark-40760000644000175000017500000000173107375500231021015 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/lexmark-4076,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Glossy" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Premium" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/lexmark-z520000644000175000017500000000241107375500231021031 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/lexmark-z52,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x600dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300x600dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=600x600 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600$sweep -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=1200x1200 [ "$SWEEP" = uni ] && sweep=uni || sweep=dpi GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=1200$sweep -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=2400x1200 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=2400x1200hq -sInkType=PhotoCMYK -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Coated" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-11000000644000175000017500000000247307375500231020115 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-1100,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600mono -dImageType=1" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=2" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600mono -dImageType=2" fi ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-12000000644000175000017500000000173407375500231020115 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-1200,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-12200000644000175000017500000000207107375500231020112 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-1220,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600dpi -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-20000644000175000017500000000122607436250567017704 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-2,v 1.1.2.1 2002/02/24 20:47:51 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; *) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-40000644000175000017500000000136307436250567017710 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-4,v 1.1.2.1 2002/02/24 20:47:51 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600dpi -dImageType=1" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-6000000644000175000017500000000250207375500231020032 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-600,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:01 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=600x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600x300dpi -dImageType=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600mono -dImageType=1" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=600x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600x300dpi -dImageType=2" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600mono -dImageType=2" fi ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-6900000644000175000017500000000221107375500232020041 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-690,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:02 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -sInkType=CMYK -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600x300dpi -sInkType=Photo -dImageType=2" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600dpi -sInkType=Photo -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-7500000644000175000017500000000247207375500232020047 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-750,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:02 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; high) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600mono -dImageType=1" fi ;; photo) if [ "$COLOR" = full ]; then RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=2" else RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600mono -dImageType=2" fi ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/driver/stp/pcl-8100000644000175000017500000000207407375500232020042 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/driver/stp/pcl-810,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:02 andreas Exp $ case "$QUALITY" in draft) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=VeryFast" ;; low) RESOLUTION=150x150 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=150dpi -dImageType=0 -sDither=Fast" ;; medium) RESOLUTION=300x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=300dpi -dImageType=1" ;; high) RESOLUTION=600x300 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600x300dpi -dImageType=2" ;; photo) RESOLUTION=600x600 GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sQuality=600dpi -dImageType=2" ;; esac case "$COLOR" in full) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=1" ;; gray) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=0" ;; mono) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -dColor=2" ;; esac case "$MEDIA" in coated) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Bond" ;; glossy) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPaper" ;; premium) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=GlossyPro" ;; trans) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Transparency" ;; plain) GS_FEATURES="$GS_FEATURES -sMediaType=Plain" ;; esac apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/man/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621210015462 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/man/aps2file.1.in0000644000175000017500000000745207436250570017713 0ustar covencoven00000000000000.\" .\" $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/man/aps2file.1.in,v 1.1.2.8 2002/02/24 20:47:52 andreas Exp $ .\" .Dd Dec 19, 2001 .Dt APS2FILE 1 .Os .Sh NAME .Nm aps2file .Nd printing to a file via apsfilter .Sh SYNOPSIS .Nm aps2file .Op Fl D .Op Fl P Ns Ar queue .Op Fl Z Ns Ar options .Op Fl o Ns Ar output .Op Ar input .Nm aps2file .Op Fl h .Sh DESCRIPTION With .Nm aps2file you can direct the printer data generated by .Xr apsfilter 1 into an arbitrary file without the use of a spooler. .Sh OPTIONS .Bl -tag -width XXXXXXXXXX -compact .It \fB\-h\fR show help screen .It \fB\-D\fR enable debug mode .It \fB\-P Ns Ar queue\fR select a printer queue (different from the default one) .It \fB\-Z Ns Ar options\fR use .Ic apsfilter command line options (comma-separated list) .It \fB\-o Ns Ar output\fR direct data stream to .Ic output (default: stdout) .It \fBinput\fR read data from .Ic input (default: stdin) .El .Pp Unlike printing with .Xr lpr 1 , you can only use one input file at a time. .Pp Using .Nm is also the recommended way to create a debugging log of a failed printing attempt. If you include the .Fl D flag, the .Ic apsfilter shell script will log every command and print it to .Ic stderr . To save the output for inclusion into a bug report, you should therefore use a command of the sort .Dl aps2file -D -o /dev/null [-P...] [-Z...] [input] 2> log.txt .Sh NOTES .Nm only works correctly with entries in \fI@printcap@\fR that have been created by \fB@datadir@/apsfilter/SETUP\fR. .Sh FILES .Bl -tag -width @datadir@/apsfilter/bin/apsfilter -compact .It Pa @printcap@ printer capability data base .It Pa @datadir@/apsfilter/bin/apsfilter apsfilter script .Sh SEE ALSO .Xr apsfilter 1 , .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 , .Xr apspreview 1 , .Xr apsfilterrc 5 , .Xr printcap 5 .Sh BUGS See apsfilter software center - .Li http://www.apsfilter.org/ - for new versions, bugfixes and known bugs. .Pp Please use the new tool .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 to release bug- or problem reports. It automatically presents you a .Nm form in an editor window which asks you some standard questions. If you save and quit the editor session, then this report is sent automatically via .Nm e-mail to the proper apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp If apsfilter fails to print something or prints it in a way you wouldn't expect and you want to report an apsfilter error then please save the debugging output of one print session using the new .Xr aps2file 1 utility by typing .Nm aps2file -D -Z options file > /dev/null 2> file.debug and including the debugging output in the file .Nm file.debug into the edit session of the .Nm apsfilter-bug utility, so that it is included into the mail to the apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp Please note that you need to run /bin/sh (Bourne Shell), bash or a compatible shell, so that the above mentioned output redirection works. Under C-shell (/bin/csh) or tcsh it would't work. If you don't know, then simply make sure you use the Bournce shell by typing .Nm /bin/sh or .Nm bash , then you should have no problems with redirection of .Nm stdout and .Nm stderr (> /dev/null 2> file.debug). .Sh DOCUMENTATION See official apsfilter homepage .Bl -tag -width XXXXXXXXXXXXXTHIS_MUCH_SPACEXXXXXXXXXXX -compact .It Pa http://www.apsfilter.org/handbook.html Apsfilter Handbook including the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) .Sh USER FORUM Please send questions to the official apsfilter help channel .Ic apsfilter-help@apsfilter.org . The above section .Nm BUGS and the file .Ic HOWTO-BUGREPORTS tells you how to report bugs. If you want to know how to troubleshoot your apsfilter installation, please read the manpage .Xr aps2file 1 and .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 as well as the .Ic Apsfilter Handbook carefully. .Sh HISTORY The .Nm manpage has been written by Michael Loßin and first appeared in apsfilter V 7.1.0. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/man/apsfilter-bug.1.in0000644000175000017500000000760007436250570020745 0ustar covencoven00000000000000.\" .\" $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/man/apsfilter-bug.1.in,v 1.1.2.3 2002/02/24 20:47:52 andreas Exp $ .\" .Dd Dec 26, 2001 .Dt APSFILTER-BUG 1 .Os .Sh NAME .Nm apsfilter-bug .Nd create a half-automatic bug report for apsfilter .Sh SYNOPSIS .Nm apsfilter-bug .Sh OPTIONS none .Sh DESCRIPTION With the .Nm apsfilter-bug script you can automatically create a bug report for .Xr apsfilter 1 . A template report file is created which you can edit with your favourite editor ( .Xr emacs 1 by default, or whatever is entered in the environment variable .Ic EDITOR ). .Pp You will see a couple of lines starting with '#'; these lines will be removed before the report is sent. So if you want to use the '#' character at the beginning of a line, just indent it with a space. .Pp A very important piece of the bug report is the debugging log created by .Xr aps2file 1 , probably with a command like .Dl aps2file -D -o /dev/null [-P...] [-Z...] [input] 2> log.txt Unless you don't even have a chance to create a debugging log, it is crucial for serious bug hunting. .Pp After you have filled in as much (useful) information as possible, you must save the file under its original name, then exit your editor. .Pp If you invoked .Nm by accident, or if you need some additional system information to include into the bug report, just exit your editor without saving the file. .Sh NOTES In addition to the stuff you've edited, some more information is appended to the bug report automatically: .Pp .Bl -tag -width ghostscript_version -compact .It apsfilter version @VERSION@-@branch@ .It ghostscript version (from 'gs --version') .It system id (from 'uname -a') .It configure options @confopts@ .It shell executable @shell@ .It awk executable @awk@ .It sendmail executable @sendmail@ .Sh FILES .Bl -tag -width @bindir@/aps2file -compact .It Pa @bindir@/aps2file script to create debugging output .Sh SEE ALSO .Xr apsfilter 1 , .Xr aps2file 1 .Sh BUGS See apsfilter software center - .Li http://www.apsfilter.org/ - for new versions, bugfixes and known bugs. .Pp Please use the new tool .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 to release bug- or problem reports. It automatically presents you a .Nm form in an editor window which asks you some standard questions. If you save and quit the editor session, then this report is sent automatically via .Nm e-mail to the proper apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp If apsfilter fails to print something or prints it in a way you wouldn't expect and you want to report an apsfilter error then please save the debugging output of one print session using the new .Xr aps2file 1 utility by typing .Nm aps2file -D -Z options file > /dev/null 2> file.debug and including the debugging output in the file .Nm file.debug into the edit session of the .Nm apsfilter-bug utility, so that it is included into the mail to the apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp Please note that you need to run /bin/sh (Bourne Shell), bash or a compatible shell, so that the above mentioned output redirection works. Under C-shell (/bin/csh) or tcsh it would't work. If you don't know, then simply make sure you use the Bournce shell by typing .Nm /bin/sh or .Nm bash , then you should have no problems with redirection of .Nm stdout and .Nm stderr (> /dev/null 2> file.debug). .Sh DOCUMENTATION See official apsfilter homepage .Bl -tag -width XXXXXXXXXXXXXTHIS_MUCH_SPACEXXXXXXXXXXX -compact .It Pa http://www.apsfilter.org/handbook.html Apsfilter Handbook including the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) .Sh USER FORUM Please send questions to the official apsfilter help channel .Ic apsfilter-help@apsfilter.org . The above section .Nm BUGS and the file .Ic HOWTO-BUGREPORTS tells you how to report bugs. If you want to know how to troubleshoot your apsfilter installation, please read the manpage .Xr aps2file 1 and .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 as well as the .Ic Apsfilter Handbook carefully. .Sh HISTORY The .Nm manpage has been written by Michael Loßin and first appeared in apsfilter V 7.1.0. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/man/apsfilter.1.in0000644000175000017500000002432707563454360020203 0ustar covencoven00000000000000.\" Copyright (c) 2000 .\" Andreas Klemm . All rights reserved. .\" .\" $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/man/apsfilter.1.in,v 1.23.2.11 2002/11/10 13:02:40 andreas Exp $ .\" .Dd May 19, 2001 .Dt APSFILTER 1 .Os .Sh NAME .Nm apsfilter .Nd magic print filter with auto file type recognition .Sh SYNOPSIS .Nm lpr .Op Fl P Ns Ar printer .Op Fl C Ar option1:...:optionN .Op Ar file ... (lpd style) .Nm lpr .Op Fl P Ns Ar printer .Op Fl Z Ar option1:...:optionN .Op Ar file ... (LPRng style) .Nm lp .Op Fl d Ar printer .Op Fl o Ar option1:...:optionN .Op Ar file ... (Solaris style) .Sh DESCRIPTION .Nm Apsfilter is a magic print filter which allows you to print different document types .Dq automagically without having to convert them manually into a document format which is understood by your printer hardware. .Pp .Nm Apsfilter uses third-party software to convert every supported file type into PostScript (PS) first. If you have a real PS printer, the data stream is then sent directly to the PS printer, otherwise it is piped through the famous PS interpreter .Xr gs 1 which supports a wide range of output devices. .Pp Thus the question whether a particular printer is supported by .Nm is actually the question of it either understanding PS directly, or being supported by .Xr gs 1 in some way (possibly using some emulation of another printer's software interface, like Epson's ESC/P2 or HP's PCL). .Pp Another important thing to remember is that the required driver support has to be present in the installed .Xr gs 1 binary. .Ic gs -h lists (among others) which drivers are currently compiled in. SETUP warns when a selected driver is missing and guides in choosing another driver. .Pp The .Em FreeBSD ports collection offers an easy and comfortable framework for FreeBSD users to configure and install apsfilter, .Xr gs 1 , gs third-party driver and filter programs for their personal needs. .Pp The .Nm script is designed to avoid temporary files as much as possible. So it is very efficient in use and doesn't fill up filesystems even when printing large printjobs in high resolution and best print quality. .Pp .Nm Apsfilter offers a wide range of customization options through config files and .Xr lpr 1 command line options, see below. .Ss Advantages over other magic filters .Nm Apsfilter and its SETUP is completely written in a script language (see .Xr sh 1 ). So it is easy to understand and modify even for users and admins who are quite new to the Unix business. .Pp .Nm Apsfilter is highly customizable and its developement since 1994 has shown that it scales very well with the still growing demand of additional features. .Ss Supported printers Apsfilter supports locally connected serial, parallel and USB printers. .Pp Remote printing cababilities: Unix remote printing (lpd protocol), printing to an AppleTalk remote printer via .Xr pap 1 as well as Windows remote printing via SAMBAs .Xr smbclient 1 on Windows 95/98/NT/2000 printer as guest user or using a real password protected Windows account. .Pp .Nm Apsfilter \&'s SETUP utility supports in installing all supported printer types, no matter if local or remote printer, into the printer capability database .Pa @printcap@ . .Ss Supported file types ar, arc, arj, ASCII, BMP, CAB, cpio, DATA, DVI, FBM, FIG, FITS, GIF, Group 3 FAX, HTML, IFF ILBM, JPEG, Kodak Photo CD (PCD), LHA, MGR, MIFF, PAM, PGM, PBM, PNM, PPM, PDF, PNG, Postscript (PS), RAR, RLE, RPM, SGI, Sketch, Sunraster, TAR, Targa (TGA), TIFF ROFF, WMF, WorPerfect graphics, XCF, X Pixmap (XPM), X Window dump (XWD), ZIP, ZOO. Note that actual support depends on the installed filter programs. .Ss Installation Extract the tarball and execute .Ic ./configure in the .Nm apsfilter directory (maybe with some options; use .Ic ./configure --help to see a listing). .Pp After that, login as root and call .Ic make install ; then you can set up printers with .Ic @datadir@/apsfilter/SETUP . .Pp SETUP adds the printer to the @printcap@ database to make it available to the .Xr lpd 8 print spooler, and configures .Nm for operation with that printer. .Pp After successfull installation, SETUP remembers its previous configuration settings in a file called .Pa SETUP.cfg . .Ss Command line options Several command line options to .Nm apsfilter are available which allow the user to influence the printing quality, color mode, paper size etc. The .Em handbook includes a detailed listing. .Pp Here a short description of options: .Bl -tag -width XX_THIS_MUCH_SPACE_XX .It Nm draft Draft quality. .It Nm lo|low Low quality. .It Nm med|medium Medium quality. .It Nm hi|high High quality. .It Nm photo Photo quality. .It Nm uni|bi Uni-/bi-directional sweeps. .It Nm plain Plain paper. .It Nm coated Coated (inkjet) paper. .It Nm glossy Glossy paper. .It Nm premium Premium (photo) paper. .It Nm trans Transparencies. .It Nm color|colour Color printing. .It Nm gray|grey Gray printing. .It Nm mono B/W printing. .It Nm auto Automatic filetype recognition and data conversion. .It Nm ascii Force printing as ASCII document. For example to print Postscript source code without actually interpreting it. .It Nm raw Pass-through mode, your print data won't be changed by any filter. .It Nm a3|a4|legal|ledger|tabloid Paper size. .It Nm a2ps|mpage|enscript|recode Text file filter to use, when printing ASCII documents. .It Nm tray0...tray9 Paper feed tray number. .It Nm pretty=N highlight level for pretty-printing (N=0,1,2) .It Nm header|noheader Whether you want headers in your text prints. .It Nm border|noborder Whether you want borders in your text prints. .It Nm 1pps|2pps|4pps|8pps Pages per sheet. .It Nm landscape|portrait Paper orientation. .It Nm book Output pages in "book" format, implies "2pps,duplex,shortbind" .It Nm duplex|simplex Whether to use duplex mode or not. .It Nm shortbind|longbind Paper binding edge. .It Nm copies=N Number of copies. .Sh EXAMPLES .Dl lpr -C high:color:glossy file.gif tex.dvi.gz file.html ... .Pp prints some files of different types no matter whether compressed or not on the Unix default printer (see .Xr lpr 1 ). .Pp The .Fl C option to the .Ic lpr command sets additional ghostscript driver-specific options. Here, .Ql high means .Em high resolution (e. g. 600 dpi for an HP Printer using gs's .Dq cdj850 printer driver), .Em color output (e.g. 32 bits per pixel), and the paper type is set to .Em glossy paper . .Pp .Dl lpr -C duplex somefile .Pp enables .Em pseudo duplex printing by halting the print queue after printing a documents even pages and so giving the user a chance to flip paper and restart printing after executing a special user command on the command line. .Pp User gets a notification mail containing a session oriented magic .Em wakeup command and .Em key which restarts printing of the odd pages of the print job. .Pp The so called .Em magic command makes sure that only the initiator of the print job is able to restart printing after reinserting the paper. .Pp .Em Beware, if you have nasty users, this can cause print jobs to hang, filling up the print queue and at least the /var file system. .Sh FILES .Bl -tag -width @docdir@/apsfilter/handbook.html -compact .It Pa @printcap@ printer capability data base .It Pa @datadir@/apsfilter/bin/apsfilter apsfilter script .It Pa @datadir@/apsfilter/SETUP printer installation script, creates/updates @printcap@ .It Pa @datadir@/apsfilter/SETUP.cfg saved settings from last printer setup .It Pa @docdir@/apsfilter/handbook.html the apsfilter handbook in HTML format .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/ configuration directory .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsfilterrc global configuration file .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsN/ printer specific configuration directory .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsN/apsfilterrc printer specific configuration file .It Pa $HOME/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.apsN user definable printer specific configuration file .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsN/smbclient.conf smbclient config file for printing on Windows remote printer .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsN/pap.conf pap config file for printing on AppleTalk printer .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsN/lpr.conf config file for remote printer that needs special treatment .Sh SEE ALSO .Xr aps2file 1 , .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 , .Xr apspreview 1 , .Xr gs 1 , .Xr gs-hpdj 1 , .Xr lpr 1 , .Xr smbclient 1 , .Xr apsfilterrc 5 , .Xr printcap 5 , .Xr lpd 8 .Sh BUGS See apsfilter software center - .Li http://www.apsfilter.org/ - for new versions, bugfixes and known bugs. .Pp Please use the new tool .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 to release bug- or problem reports. It automatically presents you a .Nm form in an editor window which asks you some standard questions. If you save and quit the editor session, then this report is sent automatically via .Nm e-mail to the proper apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp If apsfilter fails to print something or prints it in a way you wouldn't expect and you want to report an apsfilter error then please save the debugging output of one print session using the new .Xr aps2file 1 utility by typing .Nm aps2file -D -Z options file > /dev/null 2> file.debug and including the debugging output in the file .Nm file.debug into the edit session of the .Nm apsfilter-bug utility, so that it is included into the mail to the apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp Please note that you need to run /bin/sh (Bourne Shell), bash or a compatible shell, so that the above mentioned output redirection works. Under C-shell (/bin/csh) or tcsh it would't work. If you don't know, then simply make sure you use the Bournce shell by typing .Nm /bin/sh or .Nm bash , then you should have no problems with redirection of .Nm stdout and .Nm stderr (> /dev/null 2> file.debug). .Sh DOCUMENTATION See official apsfilter homepage .Bl -tag -width XXXXXXXXXXXXXTHIS_MUCH_SPACEXXXXXXXXXXX -compact .It Pa http://www.apsfilter.org/handbook.html Apsfilter Handbook including the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) .Sh USER FORUM Please send questions to the official apsfilter help channel .Ic apsfilter-help@apsfilter.org . The above section .Nm BUGS and the file .Ic HOWTO-BUGREPORTS tells you how to report bugs. If you want to know how to troubleshoot your apsfilter installation, please read the manpage .Xr aps2file 1 and .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 as well as the .Ic Apsfilter Handbook carefully. .Sh HISTORY The .Nm manpage appeared first in apsfilter V 5.4.0. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/man/apsfilterrc.5.in0000644000175000017500000001575007563502225020526 0ustar covencoven00000000000000.\" Copyright (c) 2000-2002 .\" Andreas Klemm . All rights reserved. .\" .\" $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/man/apsfilterrc.5.in,v 1.10.2.6 2002/11/10 16:08:53 andreas Exp $ .\" .Dd April 08, 2000 .Dt APSFILTERRC 5 .Os .Sh NAME .Nm apsfilterrc .Nd configuration file for magic print filter .Sh SYNOPSIS .Nm apsfillterrc .Sh DESCRIPTION .Nm Apsfilterrc is a configuration file for printers controlled by the .Xr apsfilter 1 magic filter. .Pp Every apsfilter printer in .Xr printcap 5 has an .Nm file of its own. .Pp There is one global apsfilterrc file that controls print characteristics for all printer. The printer-specific .Nm files have preference over the global one. .Pp Reasons for using an .Nm file are if it turns out, that you have to type in some commandline options too often or if an application is unable to parameterize the print command, so that you have to hardcode the print characteristic for such dumb applications. .Pp An enhancement to this concept are user-specific config files, that have preference over the global and the printer-specific config file. This allows configuration of print characteristics on a per-user basis. .Pp You should make use of user-specific config files instead of using the deprecated USE_USER_CODE variable, which compromises system security and is only an option on a single-user machine, see below. .Ss Capabilities .Bl -tag -width THIS_MUCH_SPACE .It Nm QUALITY Select print quality (draft, lo|low, med|medium, hi|high, photo). .It Nm SWEEP Print uni- or bidirectional (uni, bi). .It Nm MEDIA Select paper type (plain, coated, glossy, premium, trans). .It Nm COLOR Select color mode (color|colour, gray|grey, mono). .It Nm METHOD Choose apsfilters method of data processing (auto, ascii, raw). Automatic file type recognition and automatic conversion to Postscript is apsfilters default processing method. If you want to print mostly files `as is', you can set the default to 'raw', this disables any kind of file type recognition and conversion. If you want to print mostly everything as ASCII text, then you can set this option to 'ascii'. .It Nm PAPERSIZE Set the default paper size (a3, a4, legal, ledger, tabloid). .It Nm ASCII_FILTER Text file filter to use, when printing ASCII documents (a2ps, mpage, enscript, recode). .It Nm PAPERTRAY Paper feed tray number (tray0...tray9). .It Nm PRETTY_PRINTING a2ps highlight level for pretty-printing when using a2ps or enscript as ascii filter (0, 1, 2). See also ASCII_FILTER. .It Nm ASCII_HEADER Whether you want headers in your text prints when using a2ps, mpage or enscript as ascii filter (header, noheader). .It Nm ASCII_BORDER Whether you want borders in your text prints when using a2ps, mpage or enscript as ascii filter (border, noborder). .It Nm PS_NUP|ASCII_PPS Pages per sheet (1pps, 2pps, 4pps, 8pps). .It Nm LANDSCAPE|ASCII_LANDSCAPE Paper orientation (landscape, portrait). .It Nm PS_BOOK Output pages in "book" format, implies commandline options "2pps,duplex,shortbind". Related options: PS_NUP, ASCII_PPS, DUPLEX, BINDING. .It Nm DUPLEX Whether to use duplex mode or not (duplex, simplex). .It Nm BINDING Paper binding edge (shortbind, longbind). .It Nm COPIES Number of copies (copies=N). .It Nm USE_USER_CODE Enabling this option is a big potential security hole !!! If you don't understand this, DO NOT USE IT. It makes user manageable .Nm files possible which will be sourced (included/executed) during runtime of a printjob under the permissions of the calling process (lpd). This option is only valid for typical "single-user" systems, where a user wants direct access to an apsfilterrc without having to become root to make changes. A more conveniant way on a multi-user system, where security is an issue, is that a system administrator creates user-specific .Nm files. Additional informations can be found in the apsfilter handbook and in the apsfilterrc file together with some examples. .Sh FILES .Bl -tag -width THIS_MUCH_SPACE -compact .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/apsfilterrc apsfilter .Em global config file, settings are overwriteable by more specific printer config files, see below. .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc apsfilter config file on a .Em per printer queue basis. This file has preference over the global config file. .It Pa @sysconfdir@/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc.USER apsfilter config file on a .Em per user basis (per print queue). This file has preference over the global and the printer queue specific config file. .It Pa $HOME/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.QUEUE A .Em user defineable config file on a per printer queue basis. This file has preference over the global, the printer queue specific and the central per user config file, which is administered by a system administrator. Enabling this has a deep impact on your systems security, .Em should NOT be used, especially on multi-user systems and is therefore .Em disabled by default. See comments to USE_USER_CODE variable. .Sh SEE ALSO .Xr apsfilter 1 , .Xr printcap 5 .Sh BUGS See apsfilter software center - .Li http://www.apsfilter.org/ - for new versions, bugfixes and known bugs. .Pp Please use the new tool .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 to release bug- or problem reports. It automatically presents you a .Nm form in an editor window which asks you some standard questions. If you save and quit the editor session, then this report is sent automatically via .Nm e-mail to the proper apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp If apsfilter fails to print something or prints it in a way you wouldn't expect and you want to report an apsfilter error then please save the debugging output of one print session using the new .Xr aps2file 1 utility by typing .Nm aps2file -D -Z options file > /dev/null 2> file.debug and including the debugging output in the file .Nm file.debug into the edit session of the .Nm apsfilter-bug utility, so that it is included into the mail to the apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp Please note that you need to run /bin/sh (Bourne Shell), bash or a compatible shell, so that the above mentioned output redirection works. Under C-shell (/bin/csh) or tcsh it would't work. If you don't know, then simply make sure you use the Bournce shell by typing .Nm /bin/sh or .Nm bash , then you should have no problems with redirection of .Nm stdout and .Nm stderr (> /dev/null 2> file.debug). .Sh DOCUMENTATION See official apsfilter homepage .Bl -tag -width XXXXXXXXXXXXXTHIS_MUCH_SPACEXXXXXXXXXXX -compact .It Pa http://www.apsfilter.org/handbook.html Apsfilter Handbook including the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) .Sh USER FORUM Please send questions to the official apsfilter help channel .Ic apsfilter-help@apsfilter.org . The above section .Nm BUGS and the file .Ic HOWTO-BUGREPORTS tells you how to report bugs. If you want to know how to troubleshoot your apsfilter installation, please read the manpage .Xr aps2file 1 and .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 as well as the .Ic Apsfilter Handbook carefully. .Sh HISTORY .Nm Apsfilter developement started in 1994. .Pp The .Nm file on a "per printer queue" basis appeared in apsfilter 5.4.0. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/man/apspreview.1.in0000644000175000017500000000767007436250570020375 0ustar covencoven00000000000000.\" .\" $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/man/apspreview.1.in,v 1.1.2.5 2002/02/24 20:47:52 andreas Exp $ .\" .Dd Dec 27, 2001 .Dt APSPREVIEW 1 .Os .Sh NAME .Nm apspreview .Nd preview PostScript file(s) as generated by apsfilter .Sh SYNOPSIS .Nm apspreview .Op Fl P Ns Ar queue .Op Fl Z Ns Ar options .Op Ar input... .Nm apspreview .Op Fl h .Sh DESCRIPTION With .Nm apspreview you can create a PostScript representation of the file(s) you are about to print in order to check it before actually printing. .Pp Your file(s) will be converted to PostScript according to the queue specific configuration, and afterwards you will be able to print all or some pages from your PostScript viewer application (gv, kghostview or ghostview). .Sh OPTIONS .Bl -tag -width XXXXXXXXXX -compact .It \fB\-h\fR show help screen .It \fB\-P Ns Ar queue\fR select a printer queue (different from the default one) .It \fB\-Z Ns Ar options\fR use .Ic apsfilter command line options (comma-separated list) .It \fBinput...\fR input file(s) [default: stdin] .El .Sh NOTES If you use the .Ic -P option, please remember to pass the same printer queue on to the .Xr lpr 1 command. .Pp Be careful if your printer queue configuration includes a setting to create multiple pages per sheet .Ic (PS_NUP=2, PS_NUP=4 or PS_NUP=8) . In order to make sure that .Xr apsfilter 1 does not repeat n-up printing, use the .Ic 1pps command line option when actually printing the file. .Pp .Nm only works correctly with entries in \fI@printcap@\fR that have been created by \fB@datadir@/apsfilter/SETUP\fR. All configuration settings will be copied from the relevant \fIapsfilterrc\fR files. .Sh FILES .Bl -tag -width @datadir@/apsfilter/bin/apsfilter -compact .It Pa @printcap@ printer capability data base .It Pa @datadir@/apsfilter/bin/apsfilter apsfilter script .It Pa @bindir@/aps2file tool to save apsfilter output to a file .Sh SEE ALSO .Xr apsfilter 1 , .Xr aps2file 1 , .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 , .Xr apsfilterrc 5 , .Xr printcap 5 .Sh BUGS See apsfilter software center - .Li http://www.apsfilter.org/ - for new versions, bugfixes and known bugs. .Pp Please use the new tool .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 to release bug- or problem reports. It automatically presents you a .Nm form in an editor window which asks you some standard questions. If you save and quit the editor session, then this report is sent automatically via .Nm e-mail to the proper apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp If apsfilter fails to print something or prints it in a way you wouldn't expect and you want to report an apsfilter error then please save the debugging output of one print session using the new .Xr aps2file 1 utility by typing .Nm aps2file -D -Z options file > /dev/null 2> file.debug and including the debugging output in the file .Nm file.debug into the edit session of the .Nm apsfilter-bug utility, so that it is included into the mail to the apsfilter mailinglist. .Pp Please note that you need to run /bin/sh (Bourne Shell), bash or a compatible shell, so that the above mentioned output redirection works. Under C-shell (/bin/csh) or tcsh it would't work. If you don't know, then simply make sure you use the Bournce shell by typing .Nm /bin/sh or .Nm bash , then you should have no problems with redirection of .Nm stdout and .Nm stderr (> /dev/null 2> file.debug). .Sh DOCUMENTATION See official apsfilter homepage .Bl -tag -width XXXXXXXXXXXXXTHIS_MUCH_SPACEXXXXXXXXXXX -compact .It Pa http://www.apsfilter.org/handbook.html Apsfilter Handbook including the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) .Sh USER FORUM Please send questions to the official apsfilter help channel .Ic apsfilter-help@apsfilter.org . The above section .Nm BUGS and the file .Ic HOWTO-BUGREPORTS tells you how to report bugs. If you want to know how to troubleshoot your apsfilter installation, please read the manpage .Xr aps2file 1 and .Xr apsfilter-bug 1 as well as the .Ic Apsfilter Handbook carefully. .Sh HISTORY The .Nm manpage has been written by Michael Loßin and first appeared in apsfilter V 7.1.0. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621210016047 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/README0000644000175000017500000000072707157100270016751 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/README,v 1.8 2000/09/11 06:50:32 andreas Exp $ # devices-5.50 - description of gs 5.50 drivers options devices-6.01 - description of gs 6.01 drivers options printer-5.50 - list of supported printers in gs 5.50 printer-6.01 - list of supported printers in gs 6.01 printer-addon - list of 3rd party drivers printer-ppa - list of high quality drivers from gimp-print printer-ps - real Postscript Printer test.ps - Postscript test page apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/devices-6.500000644000175000017500000042710707216660403020036 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/devices-6.50,v 1.1 2000/12/16 12:33:07 andreas Exp $ # Details of Ghostscript output devices Table of contents   + Notes on measurements   + MS Windows printers   + File formats   o JPEG file format (JFIF)   o TIFF file formats   + H-P 8xx, 1100, and 1600 color inkjet printers   o Drivers contained in gdevcd8.c   o Further documentation   + H-P 812, 815, 832, 880, 882, 895, and 970 color inkjet printers   o Drivers contained in gdevcd8.c   o Further documentation   + Other H-P color inkjet printers   o Drivers contained in gdevcdj.c   o Default paper size   o Deskjet physical limits   o Printer properties (command-line parameters)   # Bits per pixel   # Deskjet properties   # Paintjet XL300 / Paintjet XL properties   o Gamma correction   o HP's resolution-enhanced mode for Inkjet printers   o General tips   + Canon BJC-8200 printer   + Other Canon BubbleJet (BJC) printers   o History   o Configuring and building the BJC drivers   # Modify values in gdevbjc.h   # CMYK-to-RGB color conversion   # Vertical centering of the printable area   # Page margins   # Makefile and compilation   o Use of the drivers   # Supported Options and Defaults   # Device information   # Hardware margins   # PostScript printer description (PPD) files   # Customizing the PPD files   o How to report problems   o Acknowledgements   + Epson Stylus color printer (see also uniprint)   o Usage   o Options   o Application note and FAQ   # Support for A3 paper   # Margins, PageSize   # Stylus Color II / IIs and 1500   o Recommendations   # Color dithering experiments with gdevstc 1.21   o Color transformation   o ColorAdjustMatrix   o RGB / CMYK coding and transfer, and BitsPerPixel   o What is weaving?   o Print mode parameters   # Unidirectional   # Microweave, noWeave and OutputCode=deltarow   # Model   o Bugs and pitfalls   o Tests   # The various OutputCodes   # Printing time related to other options   o Acknowledgments   + uniprint, a flexible unified printer driver   o The state of this driver   o Notes on uniprint's background   o Godzilla's guide to the creation of Unified Printer Parameter (.upp ) files   o All parameters in brief   o uniprint's Roll of Honor   + Sun SPARCprinter   o Installation   o Problems   + Apple dot matrix printer For other information, see the Ghostscript overview. You may also be interested in how to build Ghostscript and install it, as well as the description of the driver interface. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes on measurements Several different important kinds of measures appear throughout this document: inches, centimeters and millimeters, points, and bits per pixel. Inches 1 inch equals 2.54 centimeters. The inch measure is sometimes represented by "in" or a quotation mark (") to the right of a measure, like 8.5in or 8.5"". Dots per inch, "dpi", are the common measure of printing resolution for dot-matrix, laser, and ink-jet printers. U.S. "letter" paper is exactly 8.5in×11in, approximately 21.6cm×27.9cm. (See in the usage documentation all the paper sizes predefined in Ghostscript.) Centimeters and millimeters ISO standard paper sizes such as A4 and A3 are commonly represented in the SI units of centimeters and millimeters. Centimeters are abbreviated "cm", millimeters "mm". ISO A4 paper is quite close to 21.0×29.7 centimeters (approximately 8.3×11.7 inches). Points Points are a measure traditionally used in the printing trade and now in PostScript, which specifies exactly 72 points per inch (approximately 28.35 per centimeter). The paper sizes known to Ghostscript are defined in the initialization file gs_statd.ps in terms of points. Bits per pixel Commonly abbreviated "bpp". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MS Windows printers This section was written by Russell Lang, the author of Ghostscript's MS Windows-specific printer driver, and updated by Pierre Arnaud, the current maintainer. The mswinpr2 device uses MS Windows printer drivers, and thus should work with any printer with device-independent bitmap (DIB) raster capabilities. The printer resolution cannot be selected directly using PostScript commands from Ghostscript: use the printer setup in the Control Panel instead. It is however possible to specify a maximum resolution for the printed document (see below). If no Windows printer name is specified in -sOutputFile, Ghostscript prompts for a Windows printer using the standard Print Setup dialog box. You must set the orientation to Portrait and the page size to that expected by Ghostscript; otherwise the image will be clipped. Ghostscript sets the physical device size to that of the Windows printer driver, but it does not update the PostScript clipping path. If a Windows printer name is specified in -sOutputFile using the format "\\ spool\printer_name", for instance gs ... -sOutputFile="\\spool\Apple LaserWriter II NT" then Ghostscript attempts to open the Windows printer without prompting (except, of course, if the printer is connected to FILE:). Ghostscript attempts to set the Windows printer page size and orientation to match that expected by Ghostscript, but doesn't always succeed. It uses this algorithm: 1. If the requested page size matches one of the Windows standard page sizes + /- 2mm, request that standard size. 2. Otherwise if the requested page size matches one of the Windows standard page sizes in landscape mode, ask for that standard size in landscape. 3. Otherwise ask for the page size by specifying only its dimensions. 4. Merge the requests above with the defaults. If the printer driver ignores the requested paper size, no error is generated: it will print on the wrong paper size. 5. Open the Windows printer with the merged orientation and size. The Ghostscript physical device size is updated to match the Windows printer physical device. Supported command-line parameters The mswinpr2 device supports a limited number of command-line parameters (e.g. it does not support setting the printer resolution). The recognized parameters are the following: -sDEVICE=mswinpr2 Selects the MS Windows printer device. If Ghostscript was not compiled with this device as the default output device, you have to specify it on the command line. -dNoCancel Hides the progress dialog, which shows the percent of the document page already processed and also provides a cancel button. This option is useful if GS is intended to print pages in the background, without any user intervention. -sOutputFile="\\spool\printer_name" Specifies which printer should be used. The printer_name should be typed exactly as it appears in the Printers control panel, including spaces. Supported options (device properties) Several extra options exist which cannot be set through the command-line, but only by executing the appropriate PostScript setup code. These options can be set through the inclusion of a setup file on the command-line: gs ... setup.ps ... The setup.ps file is responsible for the device selection, therefore you should not specify the -sDEVICE=mswinpr2 option on the command-line if you are using such a setup file. Here is an example of such a setup file: mark /NoCancel true % don't show the cancel dialog /BitsPerPixel 4 % force 4 bits/pixel /UserSettings << /DocumentName (Ghostscript document) % name for the Windows spooler /MaxResolution 360 % maximum document resolution >> (mswinpr2) finddevice % select the Windows device driver putdeviceprops setdevice This example disables the progress dialog (same as the -dNoCancel option), forces a 4 bits/pixel output resolution and specifies additional user settings, such as the document name (which will be displayed by the Windows spooler for the queued document) and the maximum resolution (here 360 dpi). It then finds and selects an instance of the MS Windows device printer and activates it. This will show the standard printer dialog, since no /OutputFile property was specified. The following options are available: /NoCancel boolean Disables (hides) the progress dialog when set to true or show the progress dialog if not set or set to false. /OutputFile string Specifies which printer should be used. The string should be of the form \\spool\printer_name, where the printer_name should be typed exactly as it appears in the Printers control panel, including spaces. /QueryUser integer Shows the standard printer dialog (1 or any other value), shows the printer setup dialog (2) or selects the default Windows printer without any user interaction (3). /BitsPerPixel integer Sets the device depth to the specified bits per pixel. Currently supported values are 1 (monochrome), 4 (CMYK with screening handled by Ghostscript) and 24 (True Color, dithering handled by the Windows printer driver; this option can produce huge print jobs). /UserSettings dict Sets additional options, defined in a dictionary. The following properties can be set: /DocumentName string Defines the user friendly document name which will be displayed by the Windows spooler. /DocumentRange [n1 n2] Defines the range of pages contained in the document. This information can be used by the printer dialog, in conjunction with the following property. /SelectedRange [n1 n2] Defines the selected range of pages. This information will be displayed in the printer dialog and will be updated after the user interaction. A PostScript program could check these values and print only the selected page range. /MaxResolution dpi Specifies the maximum tolerated output resolution. If the selected printer has a higher resolution than dpi, then Ghostscript will render the document with a submultiple of the printer resolution. For example, if MaxResolution is set to 360 and the output printer supports up to 1200 dpi, then Ghostscript renders the document with an internal resolution of 1200/4=300 dpi. This can be very useful to reduce the memory requirements when printing in True Color on some high resolution ink-jet color printers. These properties can be queried through the currentpagedevice operator. The following PostScript code snippet shows how to do it for some of the properties: currentpagedevice /BitsPerPixel get == % displays the selected depth currentpagedevice /UserSettings get % get the additional options.. /us exch def % ..and assign them to a variable us /DocumentName get == % displays the document name us /SelectedRange get == % displays the selected page range % other misc. informations (don't rely on them) us /Color get == % 1 => monochrome output, 2 => color output us /PrintCopies get == % displays the number of copies requested There are a few undocumented informations stored in the UserSettings dictionary. You should not rely on them. Their use is still experimental and they could be removed in a future version. Duplex printing If the Windows printer supports the duplex printing feature, then it will also be available through the mswinpr2 device. You can query for this support through the /Duplex propery of the currentpagedevice. If it returns null, then the feature is not supported by the selected printer. Otherwise, true means that the printer is currently set up to print on both faces of the paper and false that it is not, but that it can. The following example shows how to print on both faces of the paper (using the long side of the paper as the reference): << /Duplex true /Tumble false >> setpagedevice ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- File formats JPEG file format (JFIF) Ghostscript includes output drivers that can produce Independent JPEG Group JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) files from PostScript images. Please note that JPEG is a compression method specifically intended for continuous-tone images such as photographs, not for graphics, and it is therefore quite unsuitable for the vast majority of page images produced with PostScript, which should be saved in a form better for graphics, such as Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format. If you get crummy-looking JPEG files, don't blame Ghostscript; instead consult a reference about uses and abuses of JPEG, such as the JPEG FAQ http://www.faqs.org/faqs/jpeg-faq/ You can use the JPEG output drivers -- jpeg to produce color JPEG files and jpeggray for grayscale JPEGs -- the same as other file-format drivers: by specifying the device name and an output file name, for example gs -sDEVICE=jpeg -sOutputFile=foo.jpg foo.ps You can also use the -r switch to specify the imaging resolution and thus the output file's size in pixels. The default resolution is normally 72×72dpi. The JPEG devices support several special parameters to control the JPEG "quality setting" (DCT quantization level). -dJPEGQ=N (integer from 0 to 100, default 75) Set the quality level N according to the widely used IJG quality scale, which balances the extent of compression against the fidelity of the image when reconstituted. Lower values drop more information from the image to achieve higher compression, and therefore have lower quality when reconstituted. -dQFactor=M (float from 0.0 to 1.0) Adobe's QFactor quality scale, which you may use in place of JPEGQ above. The QFactor scale is used by PostScript's DCTEncode filter but is nearly unheard-of elsewhere. At this writing the default JPEG quality level of 75 is equivalent to -dQFactor =0.5, but the JPEG default might change in the future. The JPEG drivers could be extended to support additional JPEG compression options, such as the other DCTEncode filter parameters, but so far they haven't been. TIFF file formats There are two unrelated sets of TIFF drivers: tiff12nc and tiff24nc, which produce uncompressed color output, and all the other tiff* drivers, which produce black-and-white output with different compression modes. The black-and-white TIFF drivers support creation of files that are comprised of more than a single strip. Multi-strip files reduce the memory requirement on the reader, since readers need only store and process one strip at a time. These drivers provide two parameters beyond the standard set: -dMaxStripSize=N (non-negative integer; default = 0) Set the maximum (uncompressed) size of a strip. -dAdjustWidth=true|false (Boolean; default = true) If true, then if the requested page width is close to either A4 (1728 columns) or B4 (2048 columns), set the page width to A4 or B4 respectively. The TIFF 6.0 specification, Section 7, page 27, recommends that the size of each strip be about 8 Kbytes. As an example, to generate the 'tiger' in tiffg4 format that has the recommended strip size, use: gs -sDEVICE=tiffg4 -sOutputFile=tiger.tif -dMaxStripSize=8192 examples/tiger.ps If the value of the MaxStripSize parameter is smaller than a single image row, then no error will be generated, and the TIFF file will be generated correctly using one row per strip. Note that smaller strip sizes increase the size of the file by increasing the size of the StripOffsets and StripByteCounts tables, and by reducing the effectiveness of the compression which must start over for each strip. If the value of MaxStripSize is 0 (the default), then the entire image will be a single strip. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H-P 8xx, 1100, and 1600 color inkjet printers This section, written by Uli Wortmann , deals with the DeskJet 670, 690, 850, 855, 870, 890, 1100, and 1600. Drivers contained in gdevcd8.c The source module gdevcd8.c contains four generic drivers: cdj670      HP DeskJet 670 and 690 cdj850   HP DeskJet 850, 855, 870, and 1100 cdj890   HP DeskJet 890 cdj1600   HP DeskJet 1600 Further documentation Credits: Much of the driver is based on ideas derived from the cdj550 driver of George Cameron. The support for the hp670, hp690, hp890 and hp1600 was added by Martin Gerbershagen. 11.11.96     Version       1.0 25.08.97   Version   Resolved all but one of the known bugs, introduced 1.2 a couple of perfomance improvements. Complete new color-transfer-function handling (see gamma). 01.06.98   Version   Due to the most welcome contribution of Martin 1.3 Gerbershagen (ger@ulm.temic.de), support for the hp670, hp690 and hp890 and hp1600 has been added. Martin has also resolved all known bugs.         Problems:Dark colors are still pale. The hp690 is supported through the hp670 device, the hp855, hp870 and the hp1100 through the hp850 device. The driver needs no longer special switches to be invoked except -sDEVICE=cdj850, -sDEVICE=CDJ890, -sDEVICE=CDJ670, or -sDevice=CDJ1600. The following switches are supported. -dPapertype=     0     plain paper [default]   1   bond paper   2   special paper   3   glossy film   4   transparency film       Currently the lookup tables are unsuited for printing on special paper or transparencies. For these please revert to the gamma functions. -dQuality=   -1   draft   0   normal [default]   1   presentation -dRetStatus=   0   C-RET off   1   C-RET on [default] -dMasterGamma   3.0   [default = 1.0] = Note: To take advantage of the calibrated color-transfer functions, be sure not to have any gamma statements left! If you need to (i.e., for overhead transparencies), you still can use the gamma functions, but they will override the built-in calibration. To use gamma in the traditional way, set MasterGamma to any value greater than 1.0 and less than 10.0. To adjust individual gamma values, you have to additionally set MasterGamma to a value greater than 1.0 and less than 10.0. With the next release, gamma functions will be dropped. When using the driver, be aware that printing at 600dpi involves processing large amounts of data (> 188MB !). Therefore the driver is not what you would expect to be a fast driver ;-) This is no problem when printing a full-sized color page (because printing itself is slow), but it's really annoying if you print only text pages. Maybe I can optimize the code for text-only pages in a later release. Right now, it is recommended to use the highest possible optimisation level your compiler offers. For the time being, use the cdj550 device with -sBitsPerPixel=3 for fast proof prints. If you simply want to print 600dpi BW data, use the cdj550 device with -sBitsPerPixel=8 (or 1). Since the printer itself is slow, it may help to set the process priority of the gs process to "regular" or even less. On a 486/100MHz this is still sufficient to maintain a continuous data flow. Note to OS/2 users: simply put the gs window into the background or minimize it. Also make sure that print01.sys is invoked without the /irq switch (great speed improvement under Warp4). The printer default settings compensate for dot-gain by a calibrated color-transfer function. If this appears to be too light for your business graphs, or for overhead transparencies, feel free to set -dMasterGamma=1.7. Furthermore, you may tweak the gamma values independently by setting -dGammaValC, -dGammaValM, -dGammaValY or -dGammaValK (if not set, the values default to MasterGamma). This will only work when -dMasterGamma is set to a value greater than 1.0. Further information, bugs, tips etc, can be found at my website. To learn more about gamma, see ftp://ftp.igd.fhg.de/pub/doc/colour/GammaFAQ.pdf. Depending on how you transfer the files, under UNIX you may need to remove the CRs of the CR-LF sequence used for end-of-line on DOS-based (MS Windows-based) systems. You can do this in unpacking the files with unzip -a hp850.zip. To compile with gs5.x or later, simply add to your makefile DEVICE_DEVS4=cdj850.dev cdj670.dev cdj890.dev cdj1600.dev Have fun! Uli http://www.erdw.ethz.ch/~bonk/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H-P 812, 815, 832, 880, 882, 895, and 970 color inkjet printers This section, written by Matthew Gelhaus , deals with the DeskJet 812, 815, 832, 880, 882, 895, and 970. This is a modified version of the HP8xx driver written by Uli Wortmann. More information and download are available at http://www.proaxis.com/~mgelhaus/ linux/software/hp880c/hp880c.html. Drivers contained in gdevcd8.c The source module gdevcd8.c contains one generic driver: cdj880      HP DeskJet 812, 815, 832, 880, 882, 895, and 970 Further documentation Credits: This driver is based on the cdj850 driver by Uli Wortmann, and shares the same internal structure, although the PCL3+ interpretation has changed. 15.03.99     Version     Initial version, based on Version 1.3 of Uli 1.3 Wortmann's driver. 26.02.00   Version   Greatly improved color handling & dithering, but 1.4beta not yet complete enough to use for text. All printers are supported through the cdj880 device. Invoke with -sDEVICE= cdj880. The following switches are supported. -dPapertype=     0     plain paper [default]   1   bond paper   2   special paper   3   glossy film   4   transparency film       Currently the lookup tables are unsuited for printing on special paper or transparencies. For these please revert to the gamma functions. -dQuality=   -1   draft   0   normal [default]   1   presentation -dMasterGamma   3.0   [default = 1.0] = The printer default settings compensate for dot-gain by a pre-defined color-transfer function. If this appears to be too light for your business graphs, or for overhead transparencies, feel free to set -dMasterGamma=1.7. Furthermore, you may tweak the gamma values independently by setting -dGammaValC, -dGammaValM, -dGammaValY or -dGammaValK (if not set, the values default to MasterGamma). This will only work when -dMasterGamma is set to a value greater than 1.0. Further information, bugs, tips etc, can be found at my website. To compile with gs6.x or later, simply add to your makefile DEVICE_DEVS4=$(DD)cdj880.dev Matthew Gelhaus http://www.proaxis.com/~mgelhaus ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H-P color inkjet printers This section, written by George Cameron, deals with the DeskJet 500C, DeskJet 550C, PaintJet, PaintJet XL, PaintJet XL300, the DEC LJ250 operating in PaintJet-compatible mode. Drivers contained in gdevcdj.c The source module gdevcdj.c contains six generic drivers: cdj500      HP DeskJet 500C and 540C cdj550   HP DeskJet 550C, 560C, 660C, 660Cse pjxl300   HP PaintJet XL300, DeskJet 1200C, and CopyJet pjtest   HP PaintJet pjxltest   HP PaintJet XL declj250   DEC LJ250 All these drivers have 8-bit (monochrome), 16-bit and 24-bit (colour) and for the DJ 550C, 32-bit (colour, CMYK mode) options in addition to standard colour and mono drivers. It is also possible to set various printer-specific parameters from the command line, for example gs -sDEVICE=cDeskJet -dBitsPerPixel=16 -dDepletion=1 -dShingling=2 tiger.ps Note: the old names cDeskJet, cdjcolor and cdjmono drivers have been retained; however, their functionality duplicates that available using the drivers above (and cDeskJet is identical to cdj500). That is, we can use gs -sDEVICE=cdj500 -dBitsPerPixel=24     for cdjcolor, and gs -sDEVICE=cdj500 -dBitsPerPixel=1   for cdjmono Default paper size If the preprocessor symbol A4 is defined, the default paper size is ISO A4; otherwise it is U.S. letter size (see about paper sizes in the usage documentation). You can specify other paper sizes on the command line, including A3 for the PaintJet XL and PaintJet XL300, as also explained in the usage documentation. DeskJet physical limits The DeskJet's maximum printing width is 2400 dots, or 8 inches (20.32cm). The printer manuals say that the maximum recommended printing height on the page is 10.3 inches (26.16cm), but since this is obviously not true for A4 paper, and I have been unable to detect any problems in printing longer page lengths, this would seem to be a rather artificial restriction. All DeskJets have 0.5 inches (1.27cm) of unprintable bottom margin, due to the mechanical arrangement used to grab the paper. Side margins are approximately 0.25 inches (0.64cm) for U.S. letter paper, and 0.15 inches (0.38cm) for A4. Printer properties (command-line parameters) Several printer "properties" have been implemented for these printers. Those available so far are all integer quantities, and thus may be specified, for instance, like gs -dBitsPerPixel=32 -dShingling=1 ... which sets the BitsPerPixel parameter to 32 and the Shingling parameter to 1. Bits per pixel If the preprocessor symbol BITSPERPIXEL is defined as an integer (see below for the range of allowable values), that number defines the default bits per pixel (bit depth) for the generic drivers. If the symbol is undefined, the default is 24 bits per pixel. It is, of course, still possible to specify the value from the command line as described below. Note also that the cDeskJet, cdjcolor and cdjmono drivers are unaffected by setting this symbol, as their default settings are predefined to be 1, 3 and 24 respectively. All of the drivers in gdevcdj.c accept a command line option to set the BitsPerPixel property. This gives considerable flexibility in choosing various tradeoffs among speed, quality, colour, etc. The valid numbers are: 1 A standard Ghostscript monochrome driver, using black ink (by installing the separate mono cartridge in the case of the DeskJet 500C, or automatically for the other printers). 3 A standard Ghostscript colour driver, using internal dithering. This is fast to compute and to print, but the clustered dithering can lose some detail and colour fidelity. 8 An "error-diffusion" monochrome driver which uses Floyd-Steinberg dithering to print greyscale images. The patterns are much more randomised than with the normal clustered dithering, but the data files can be much larger and somewhat slower to print. 16 A "cheaper" version of the 24-bit driver, which generates Floyd-Steinberg colour dithered output using the minimum memory (this may be helpful when using Ghostscript has not been compiled using a 16-bit build environment). The quality can be almost as good as the 24-bit version. 24 A high-quality colour driver using Floyd-Steinberg dithering for maximum detail and colour range. However, it is very memory-intensive, and thus can be slow to compute. It tends to produce rather larger raw data files, so they can also take longer to print. 32 Only for the DeskJet 550C, which uses the black cartridge and the colour cartridge simultaneously (that is, CMYK printing). This printer can both be faster and give higher quality than the DeskJet 500C, because of the true black ink. (Note that the 24-bit mode also permits CMYK printing on this printer, and uses less memory. Any differences between 24-bit and 32-bit should be small.) DeskJet properties Name      Type        --------------------------------------------------------------------------- BlackCorrect   int   Colour correction to give better blacks when using the DJ500C in colour mode. For example, the default of 4 reduces the cyan component to 4/5. Range accepted: 0 - 9 (0 = none). Shingling   int   Interlaced, multi-pass printing: 0 = none, 1 = 50%, 2 = 25%, 2 is best and slowest. Depletion   int   "Intelligent" dot-removal: 0 = none, 1 = 25%, 2 = 50%, 1 best for graphics? Use 0 for transparencies. PaintJet XL300 / PaintJet XL properties Name      Type      --------------------------------------------------------------------------- PrintQuality   int   Mechanical print quality: -1 = fast, 0 = normal, 1 = presentation. Fast mode reduces ink usage and uses single-pass operation for some media types. Presentation uses more ink and the maximum number of passes, giving slowest printing for highest quality RenderType   int   0 driver does dithering 1 snap to primaries 2 snap black to white, others to black 3 ordered dither 4 error diffusion 5 monochrome ordered dither 6 monochrome error diffusion 7 cluster ordered dither 8 monochrome cluster ordered dither 9 user-defined dither (not supported) 10 monochrome user-defined dither ns. The PaintJet (non-XL) has no additional properties. Gamma correction One consequence of using Floyd-Steinberg dithering rather than Ghostscript's default clustered ordered dither is that it is much more obvious that the ink dots are rather larger on the page than their nominal 1/180-inch or 1/300-inch size (clustering the dots tends to minimise this effect). Thus it is often the case that the printed result is rather too dark. A simple empirical correction for this may be achieved by preceding the actual PostScript file to be printed by a short file which effectively sets the gamma for the device, such as gs ... gamma.ps colorpic.ps -c quit where gamma.ps is %! /.fixtransfer { currentcolortransfer 4 { mark exch dup type dup /arraytype eq exch /packedarraytype eq or 1 index xcheck and { /exec load } if 0.333 /exp load ] cvx 4 1 roll } repeat setcolortransfer } bind odef .fixtransfer /setpagedevice { setpagedevice .fixtransfer } bind odef This does the gamma correction after whatever correction the device might be doing already. To do the correction before the current correction, %! /.fixtransfer { currentcolortransfer 4 { mark 0.333 /exp load 4 -1 roll dup type dup /arraytype eq exch /packedarraytype eq or 1 index xcheck and { /exec load } if ] cvx 4 1 roll } repeat setcolortransfer } bind odef .fixtransfer /setpagedevice { setpagedevice .fixtransfer } bind odef This example sets the gamma for R, G, and B to 3, which seems to work reasonably well in practice. HP's resolution-enhanced mode for Inkjet printers This feature is available on HP's more recent inkjet printers, including the DeskJet 520 (mono), 540 (mono or colour) and 560C (mono and colour). The colour and monochrome drivers for the HP DeskJet 550c are (probably) the best you will get for use with Ghostscript, for the following reasons. These printers do not offer true 600×300dpi resolution. Those that print in colour are strictly 300×300dpi in colour mode, while in mono mode there is a pseudo 600×300dpi mode with the restriction that you can't print two adjacent dots. In effect what you have is 600dpi dot positioning, but on average you don't get more dots per line. This provides the possibility, for instance, to have sharper character outlines, because you can place dots on the edges nearer to their ideal positions. This is why it is worth doing. However, HP will not support user-level programming of this resolution-enhanced mode, one reason being that (I understand) all the dot spacing has to be done by the driver, and if you get it wrong, you can actually damage the print head. To summarise, you may lose a smidgin of (potential) text clarity using the 550c drivers (cdj550, cdjcolor, cdjmono etc.), but other than that, they are the ones for the job. General tips For all the printers above, the choice of paper is critically important to the final results. The printer manuals suggest type of paper, but in general, smoother, less fibrous types give better results. In particular, the special ink-jet paper can make a big difference: colours are brighter, but most importantly, there is almost no colour bleed, even with adjacent areas of very heavy inking. Similarly the special coated transparencies also work well (and ordinary transparencies do not work at all!). The Unix procedure unix-lpr.sh provides one example of setting up a multi-option colour PostScript lpr queue on Unix systems, and includes the ability to choose a range of different colour options and printer accounting and error logging. Caveat emptor! It is not always easy for me to test all of these drivers, as the only colour printer I have here is the DeskJet 500C. I rely on others to test drivers for the additional machines and report their findings back to me. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Canon BJC-8200 printer This section was contributed by the author of the uniprint configuration files for the Canon BJC-8200, Stephan C. Buchert . These files also handle the Japanese Canon F850 printer. Warning: Usage of this program is neither supported nor endorsed by the Canon corporation. Please see the Ghostscript license regarding warranty. Introduction The Canon Bubble Jet printer BJC-8200 is designed for printing digital photos and halftone images. Software drivers for Windows 95-2000 and Mac are usually included and can be downloaded from the Canon web sites like http:// www.ccsi.canon.com/bjc/bjc8200/ for the US market. If these drivers cannot be used for some reason, then at present Ghostscript is probably the alternative giving the best results. The BJC-8200 has features not found among the specs of earlier bubble jet models (except the even more advanced BJC-8500) and is advertised to offer: 1. microfine droplet technology; 2. support for printing on a new type of paper, Photo Paper Pro; 3. a printhead capable of printing up to 1200 DpI; 4. individual ink tanks for 6 colors; 5. an internal status monitor reporting low ink back to a driver; 6. an optional color scanner cartridge for up to 600 DpI resolution. Access to features 5 and 6 requires use of the original Canon drivers for the foreseeable future. This README is about getting the printer features 1-3 working with Ghostscript. No (re)compilation of Ghostscript is normally required. Ghostscript comes with a relatively highly configurable driver, called uniprint , for printers which understand raster images in various propriety formats. Most options for this driver are usually organized into files having the suffix ".upp." Ghostscript versions >= 5.10 (or even earlier) include such uniprint control files for the Canon BJC-610. They work also well for some other Canon Bubble Jet models, for example for my BJC-35vII. But when using them for a BJC-8200 the result is unsatisfactory. The uniprint control files for the BJC-8200 After some experimenting with the options for uniprint I have obtained quite satisfactory prints with my printer(*). This distribution includes six new uniprint control files:   * bj8pp12f.upp   * bj8hg12f.upp   * bj8gc12f.upp   * bj8oh06n.upp   * bj8ts06n.upp   * bj8pa06n.upp They are included in Ghostscript >=6.21. For older versions you can put them anywhere in the Ghostscript search path (type "gs -h" to see the path), but should perhaps add the files to the directory with the other *.upp files. This is "/usr/share/ghostscript/gs6.01/lib" in my RedHat 6.1 Linux box with Aladdin Ghostscript 6.01. Here is an explanation of my file name convention: the prefix "bj8" should perhaps be used for the Canon BJC-8200 and compatible (like the Japanese F850 and perhaps the non-Japanese BJC-8500) models. The next two letters indicate the print media:   * pp "Photo Paper Pro"   * hg "High Gloss Photo Film"   * gc "Glossy Photo Cards"   * oh "OHP transparencies"   * ts "T-shirt transfer"   * pa "Plain Paper" The numbers at positions 6 and 7 indicate the resolution   * 12 1200x1200 DpIxDpI   * 06 600x600 DpIxDpI The last letter stands for a quality factor that effects also the print speed (presumably related to the number of passes that the printhead makes).   * f highest quality   * n normal quality Printing a postcard size (~10x15 cm^2) image at 1200x1200 DpI^2 takes about 3 minutes. The output of Ghostscript is then typically 4-5 MByte. The bootleneck seems to be the transfer of the raster image in run-length encoded Canon format to the printer (via the parallel port on my system) or the printer's speed, not Ghostscript or the uniprint renderer. Further Optimization for the Canon BJC-8200 So far I have only experimented with the printer initialization code at the beginning of each page (-dupBeginPageCommand) and the resolution (-r). Other options, particularly the transfer arrays (-dupBlackTransfer, -dupCyanTransfer, -dupMagentaTransfer, -dupYellowTransfer) and the margins (-dupMargins) were simply copied from the files for the BJC-610, but they may need to be changed for optimized performance. Here is information useful for changing or adding uniprint control files for the BJC-8200: In "-dupBeginPageCommand=..." use the line 1b28 64 0400 04b0 04b0 for 1200x1200 resolution, and 1b28 64 0400 0258 0258 for 600x600. The "-r" option in the control file must of course match this line. Other resolutions might work as well, but I didn't try. Crucial are the numbers in the lines like 1b28 63 0300 3005 04 ^ ^ Plain Paper 0 4 Highest quality OHP transparency 2 . T-shirt transfer 3 . Glossy Photo Film 5 . High Gloss Paper 6 0 Lowest quality Photo Paper Pro 9 Outlook Presently uniprint can use the black (K), cyan (C), magenta (M), and yellow (Y) colors in the BJC-8200. The unused colors are photo (or light) cyan (c) and magenta (m). Also the Canon driver seems to use only CMYK, for example when printing on Photo Paper Pro in "Camera" or "SuperPhoto" mode. These modes supposedly produce prints of the best quality that the Canon driver can offer. Other modes of Canon driver do use up to all six color cartridges (CMYKcm). Therefore expanding uniprint's capabilities for six colors would be interesting, but it may not increase the output quality of 6-color printers such as the BJC-8200 drastically. More control files for uniprint could be added in order to offer more versatility for controlling the BJC-8200 within a Ghostscript installation. The number of possible combinations for media type, resolution and print quality factor is very large, many combinations would not make much sense, many might be used here and there, but relatively rarely. The user would have to remember a name for each combination that is used. A better way would be to let the user patch optionally a user owned or system wide uniprint control file before each print via some print tool. This is similar to the approach taken by Canon with their driver for Windows. Similarly a uniprint tool could also incorporate other functions such as printing test and demo pages and the low ink warning once the protocol for this is known. Clearly it would be difficult to code such a uniprint tool for all the platforms where Ghostscript is running. Usage on RedHat Linux In order to install a BJC-8200 printer on a RedHat Linux system with RedHat's printtool, you need also to insert with a text editor the contents of the file bj8.rpd into the RedHat printer database /usr/lib/rhs/rhs-printfilters/ printerdb. Insert it most appropriately after the section StartEntry: U_CanonBJC610 . . . EndEntry < --- insert here "bj8.rpd" from this distribution: < --- StartEntry: U_CanonBJC8200 . . . Contacting the Author E-mail address: Footnotes: (*) Actually I have a F850, not a BJC-8200. That model is sold for the Japanese market only. The specs and also the external look are the same as those of the BJC-8200 models for the American and European markets. I expect that the raster image mode which is used exclusively by Ghostscript is entirely compatible for both models. Stephan C. Buchert ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Canon BubbleJet (BJC) printers This section was contributed by the author of the drivers, Yves Arrouye (< yves.arrouye@usa.net>, but please do not send questions to him: he no longer maintains these drivers.) The drivers handle Canon BJC-600, BJC-4xxx, BJC-70, Stylewriter 2x00, and BJC-800 printers. History The BJC-600 driver was written in the first place by Yoshio Kuniyoshi and later modified by Yves Arrouye. We tried to make it evolve synchronously, though Yoshio cannot be reached since a long time ago. The drivers are based on code for the HP printers by George Cameron (in fact, they are in the same file!), so he's the first person to thank. The 2.00 version of the drivers was a complete rewrite of the driver (arguments, optimization, colour handling, in short: everything!) by Yves Arrouye. That release was also the first one to be able to use the full width of an A3 paper size. PostScript Printer Description (PPD) files for the drivers were released with version 2.15. They are incomplete, but they can be used to drive the printers' main features. Configuring and building the BJC drivers Modify values in gdevbjc.h Configure the drivers by modifying the default values in the file gdevbjc.h or on the compilation line. If you don't do that, the drivers use reasonable defaults that make them work "as expected". All default values shown here are defined in that file. CMYK-to-RGB color conversion By default, the drivers use the same algorithm as Ghostscript to convert CMYK colors to RGB. If you prefer to use Adobe formulas, define USE_ADOBE_CMYK_RGB when compiling. (See the top of the file gdevcdj.c to see the difference between the two.) Vertical centering of the printable area The drivers center the imageable area horizontally but not vertically, so that what can be printed does use the most of the output media. If you define BJC_DEFAULT_CENTEREDAREA when compiling, then the top and bottom margins will be the same, resulting in a (smaller) vertically centered imageable area also. Page margins If you define USE_RECOMMENDED_MARGINS, then the top and bottom margins will be the same (that is, BJC_DEFAULT_CENTEREDAREA will be defined for you) and the margins will be the 12.4mm recommended by Canon. Since margins are complicated (because one must rely on the mechanical precision of the printer), the drivers do something about the bottom margin: by default the bottom margin is 9.54mm for the BJC-600 driver and 7mm for the BJC-800. If you define USE_TIGHT_MARGINS , then the bottom margin is 7mm for both drivers (but I never managed to get my own BJC-600 to print a line on this low bound, hence the larger default). Regardless of the presence of this definition, USE_FIXED_MARGINS will not allow the BJC-800 to use the lower 7mm bottom margin, so if you have a problem with the bottom margin on a BJC-800, just define that (without defining USE_TIGHT_MARGINS, of course). A quick way to be sure the margins you selected is to print a file whose contents are: %! clippath stroke showpage If the margins are okay, you will get a rectangle visibly surrounding the printable area. If they're not correct, one or more of the sides will be either incomplete or completely unprinted. Makefile and compilation Make sure the bjc600 or bjc800 devices are in DEVICE_DEVS in the makefile; that is, look in the makefile for your platform and add them if necessary -- they may already be there. As of Ghostscript 5.10, for instance, one makefile has DEVICE_DEVS6=bj10e.dev bj200.dev bjc600.dev bjc800.dev Use of the drivers There are two drivers here. The "bjc600" one supports the BJC-600 and BJC-4xxx (maybe the BJC-70 as well) and the "bjc800" one supports the BJC-800 series. Remarks here that apply to both drivers use the name "bjc". Supported Options and Defaults Note: "options", "properties", and "parameters" designate the same thing: device parameters that you can change. Giving an option an incorrect value causes an error. Unless stated otherwise, this error will be a rangecheckerror. Options may be set from the Ghostscript command line (using the -d and -s switches or other predetermined switches if they have an effect on the driver) or using the PostScript Level 2 setpagedevice operator if Ghostscript has been compiled with the level2 or level3 device (which it should ;-)). There are no special-purpose operators such as one was able to find in Level 1 printers. The bjc uses 24 bits per pixel by default (unless you change the value of BJC_BITSPERPIXEL), corresponding to CMYK printing. Supported modes are 1 bpp and 4 bpp (gray levels), 8 bpp, 16 bpp, 24 bpp and 32 bpp (colours). Colours are preferably stored in the CMYK model (which means, for example, that with 16 bpp there are only 16 different shades of each color) but it is possible to store them as RGB color for some depths. Some modes do Floyd-Steinberg dithering and some don't, but use the default Ghostscript halftoning (in fact, when halftoning is used, dithering takes also place but because of the low point density it is usually not efficient, and thus invisible). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descriptions of printing modes by bpp and Colors --------------------------------------------------------------------------- bpp     Colors     Mode --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32   4   CMYK colour printing, Floyd-Steinberg dithering 24   4   The same. (But each primary colour is stored on 6 bits instead of 8.) 24   3   RGB colour printing, Floyd-Steinberg dithering. This mode does not use the black cartridge (that's why it exists, for when you don't want to use it ;-)). Each primary colour is stored in 8 bits as in the 32/4 mode, but black generation and under-color removal are done on the driver side and not by Ghostscript, so you have no control over it. (This mode is no longer supported in this driver.) 16   4   CMYK colour printing, halftoned by Ghostscript. F-S dithering is still visible here (but the halftone patterns are visible too!). 8   4   The same. (But each primary colour is stored in 2 bits instead of 4.) 8   3   RGB colour printing. This mode is not intended for use. What I mean is that it should be used only if you want to use custom halftone screens and the halftoning is broken using the 8/4 mode (some versions of Ghostscript have this problem). 8   1   Gray-level printing, Floyd-Steinberg dithering 1   1   Gray-level printing halftoned by Ghostscript These modes are selected using the BitsPerPixel and Colors integer options (either from the command line or in a PostScript program using setpagedevice). See below. A note about darkness of what is printed: Canon printers do print dark, really. And the Floyd-Steinberg dithering may eventually darken your image too. So you may need to apply gamma correction by calling Ghostscript as in gs -sDEVICE=bjc600 gamma.ps myfile.ps where gamma.ps changes the gamma correction (here to 3 for all colors); 0.45 gives me good results, but your mileage may vary. The bigger the value the lighter the output: { 0.45 exp } dup dup currenttransfer setcolortransfer The drivers support printing at 90dpi, 180dpi and 360dpi. Horizontal and vertical resolutions must be the same or a limitcheck error will happen. A rangecheck will happen too if the resolution is not 90 ×2^N. If the driver is compiled with -DBJC_STRICT a rangecheck also happens if the resolution is not one of those supported. This is not the case, as we expect that there may be a 720dpi bjc some day. Here are the various options supported by the bjc drivers, along with their types, supported values, effects, and usage: BitsPerPixel (int) Choose the depth of the page. Valid values are 1, 8, 16, 24 (the default) and 32. Note that when this is set for the first time, the Colors property is automatically adjusted unless it is also specified. The table here shows the corresponding color models and the rendering method visible: "GS" for Ghostscript halftoning and "F-S" for Floyd-Steinberg dithering. When both are present it means that the dithering of halftones is visible. Default choices are indicated by asterisk "*". --------------------------------------------------------- Valid Colors values for allowed BitsPerPixel values --------------------------------------------------------- bpp      Colors             Color model      Dithering --------------------------------------------------------- 32   4       CMYK   F-S 24   4   *   CMYK   F-S     3       RGB   F-S 16   4       CMYK   GS, F-S 8   4   *   CMYK   GS     3       RGB   GS     1       K (CMYK)   F-S 1   1   *   K (CMYK)   GS Also note that automagical change of one parameter depending on the other one does not work in a setpagedevice call. This means that if you want to change BitsPerPixel to a value whose valid Colors values do not include the actual Colors value, you must change Colors too. Colors (int) Choose the number of color components from among 1, 3 and 4 (the default). This setting cannot be used in a PostScript program, only on Ghostscript's command line. See ProcessColorModel below for what to use to change the number of colors with PostScript code. Note that setting this property does limit the choices of BitsPerPixel. As for the previous property, its first setting may induce a setting of the "other value" (BitsPerPixel here). The table here indicates valid combinations with "V", default values with asterisk "*". ----------------------------------------------- Valid BitsPerPixel values for allowed Colors values -----------------------------------------------         BitsPerPixel OK values ------------------------ Colors    Type    32    24    16    8    1 ----------------------------------------------- 4   CMYK   V   *   V   V     3   RGB       *       V     1   K               V   * Also note that automagical change of one parameter depending on the other one does not work in a setpagedevice call. This means that if you want to change Colors to a value whose valid BitsPerPixel values don't include the actual BitsPerPixel value, you must change BitsPerPixel too. ProcessColorModel (symbol) A symbol taken from /DeviceGray, /DeviceRGB or /DeviceCMYK which can be used to select 1, 3 or 4 colors respectively. Note that this parameter takes precedence over Colors, and that both affect the same variable of the driver. (See Colors above for values combined with BitsPerPixel.) HWResolution (floats array) An array of two floats giving the horizontal and vertical resolution in dots per inch from among 90, 180 and 360 (the default). Both values must be the same. On the Ghostscript command line, the resolution may be changed with the -r switch. ManualFeed (bool) Indicate that the sheets won't be fed automatically by the printer, false by default. (Not meaningful on the BJC-600, I fear.) MediaType (string) The media to print on, chosen from among "PlainPaper", "CoatedPaper", " TransparencyFilm", "Envelope", "Card" and "Other". Default is "PlainPaper". For "Envelope", "Card" or "Other" the driver puts the printer into thick mode automatically regardless of the actual media weight. MediaWeight (int or null) The weight of the media in grams per square meter. Null (the default) indicates that the weight is of no importance. If the specified media weight is greater than 105 (that is, the value of the compilation default BJC???_MEDIAWEIGHT_THICKLIMIT) then the printer will be set to use thick paper. PrintQuality (string) The quality of printing. Value    bjc600    bjc800      --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Low       X   Has the effect of making only two printing passes instead of four, so should be twice the speed; known as "CN" (Color Normal) mode Draft   X   X   Unlights the "HQ" light on a BJC-600 Normal   X   X   Default for both drivers; lights the "HQ" light on a BJC-600 High   X   X   Means 200% black and 100% CMY; lights the "Bk+" light on a BJC-600 DitheringType (string) Dithering algorithm from between "Floyd-Steinberg" and "None". "None" is the default for 1/1 print mode, "Floyd-Steinberg" for other modes. At the moment this parameter is read-only, though no error is generated if one tries to change it. This parameter is not of much value at the moment and is here mainly to reserve the name for future addition of dithering algorithms. PrintColors (int) Mask for printing color. If 0, use black for any color; otherwise the value must be the sum of any of 1 (cyan), 2 (magenta), 4 (yellow) and 8 (black), indicating which colors will be used for printing. When printing colour, only colours specified will be printed (this means that some planes will be missing if a color's value above is omitted). When printing grays, black is used if it is present in the PrintColors; otherwise, the image is printed by superimposing each requested color. MonochromePrint (bool) For bjc600 only, false by default. Substitute black for Cyan, Magenta and Yellow when printing -- useful, for example, to get some monochrome output of a dithered printing This is a hardware mechanism as opposed to the previous software one. I think that using this or setting PrintColors to 0 will give the same results. Note that the MediaType and ThickMedia options will be replaced by the use of the device InputAttributes and OutputAttributes as soon as possible. Please note too that the print mode may be reset at the start of printing, not at the end. This is the expected behaviour. If you need to reset the printer to its default state, simply print a file that does just a showpage. Device information Here is other information published by the driver that you will find in the deviceinfo dictionary. OutputFaceUp (bool) This has the boolean value true, indicating that the sheets are stacked face up. Version (float) In the form M.mmpp, where M is the major version, mm the bjc driver's minor version, and pp the specific driver minor version (that is, M.mm will always be the same for the bjc600 and bjc800 drivers). VersionString (string) A string showing the driver version and other indications. At the moment, things like "a" or "b" may follow the version to indicate alpha or beta versions. The date of the last change to this version is given in the form MM/DD/YY (no, it won't adapt to your locale). Hardware margins The BJC printers have top and bottom hardware margins of 3mm and 7.1mm respectively (Canon says 7mm, but this is unusable because of the rounding of paper sizes to PostScript points). The left margin is 3.4mm for A4 and smaller paper sizes, 6.4mm for U.S. paper sizes, envelopes and cards. It is 4.0mm for A3 paper on the BJC-800. The maximum printing width of a BJC-600 printer is 203mm. The maximum printing width of a BJC-800 printer is 289mm on A3 paper, 203mm on U.S. letter and ISO A4 paper. PostScript printer description (PPD) files The files CBJC600.PPD and CBJC800.PPD (whose long names are, respectively, Canon_BubbleJetColor_600.ppd and Canon_BubbleJetColor_800.ppd) are PPD files to drive the features of the bjc600 and bjc800 drivers. They can be used, for example, on NextStep systems (presumably on OpenStep systems too) and on Unix systems with Adobe's TranScript and pslpr (not tested). The files are not complete at the moment. Please note that NextStep's printing interface does not correctly enforce constraints specified in these files (in UIConstraints descriptions): you must force yourself to use valid combinations of options. Customizing the PPD files By default the PPD files are set for U.S. letter size paper, and they use a normalized transfer function. If you choose to use A4 printing by default, you must replace "Letter" with "A4" in these (noncontiguous) lines:      [...] *DefaultPageSize: Letter      [...] *DefaultRegion: Letter      [...] *DefaultImageableArea: Letter      [...] Some versions of Ghostscript have problems with normalized colors, which makes them add magenta in gray levels. If you experience this problem, in the PPD file replace the line *DefaultTransfer: Normalized with the alternate line *DefaultTransfer: Null The "thick media" option is implemented by choosing a value of 120 or 80 (for thick and thin media respectively) for the MediaWeight feature of the drivers. If you ever change the threshold for thick media in the driver code, you may need to change the values in the PPD files too. All customization should be done using the "*Include:" feature of PPD files so that your local changes will be retained if you update the PPD files. How to report problems Yves Arrouye no longer maintains this driver, and will not answer questions about it. If you are posting a question about it in a public form, please be as descriptive as possible, and please send information that can be used to reproduce the problem. Don't forget to say which driver you use, and in what version. Version information can be found in the source code of the driver or by issuing the following command in a shell: echo "currentpagedevice /VersionString get ==" | gs -q -sDEVICE=bjc600 - Acknowledgements I am particularly grateful to Yoshio Kuniyoshi without whom I'd never make these drivers, and also to L. Peter Deutsch, who answered all my (often silly) questions about Ghostscript's driver interface. Thanks also to the people who volunteered to beta-test the v2.x BJC drivers: David Gaudine , Robert M. Kenney , James McPherson and Ian Thurlbeck (listed alphabetically) were particularly helpful by discovering bugs and helping find out exact paper margins on printers I don't have access to. And many thanks to Klaus-Gunther Hess for looking at the dithering code and devising a good CMYK dithering algorithm for the Epson Stylus Color, which I then adapted to the code of these drivers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Epson Stylus color printer (see also uniprint) This section was contributed by Gunther Hess , who also wrote uniprint, a later set of drivers. You should probably see the section on uniprint for whether it might be better for your uses than this driver. Usage This driver is selected with "-sDEVICE=stcolor", producing output for an Epson Stylus Color at 360dpi resolution by default. But it can do much more with this printer, and with significantly better quality, than with the default mode; and it can also produce code for monochrome versions of the printer. This can be achieved via either command-line options or Ghostscript input. For convenience a PostScript file is supplied for use as an initial input file. Try the following command: gs -sDEVICE=stcolor -r{Xdpi}x{Ydpi} stcolor.ps {YourFile.ps} where {Xdpi} is one of 180, 360, or 720 and {Ydpi} is one of 90, 180, 360, or 720. The result should be significantly better. You may use stcolor.ps with other devices too, but I do not recommend this, since it does nothing then. stcolor.ps should be available with binary distributions and should reside in the same directory as other Ghostscript initialization files or in the same directory as the files to be printed. Thus if Ghostscript is part of your printer-spooler, you can insert (stcolor.ps) findlibfile { pop run } if pop in files you want to use the improved algorithms. You may want to adapt stcolor.ps file to your specific needs. The methods and options for this are described here, but this description is restricted to Ghostscript options, while their manipulation at the PostScript level is documented in the material on the relationship of Ghostscript and PostScript and in stcolor.ps. Options Now to explain the options (as written on my UNIX system). The order is somehow related to their use during the printing process: -dUnidirectional Force unidirectional printing, recommended for transparencies -dMicroweave Enable the printer's "microweave" feature; see "What is weaving?" below. -dnoWeave Disable any Weaving (overrides -dMicroweave) -dSoftweave Enable the driver's internal weaving. Note that Softweave works only with the original Stylus Color and the PRO-Series. -sDithering={name} Select another dithering algorithm (name) from among gscmyk      fast color output, CMYK process color model (default) gsmono   fast monochrome output gsrgb   fast color output, RGB process color model fsmono   Floyd-Steinberg, monochrome fsrgb   Floyd-Steinberg, RGB process color model (almost identical to the cdj550/bjc algorithm) fsx4   Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK process color model (shares code with fsmono and fsrgb, but is algorithmically really bad) fscmyk   Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK process color model and proper modifications for CMYK hscmyk   modified Floyd-Steinberg with CMYK model ("hs" stands for "hess" not for "high speed", but the major difference from fscmyk is speed) fs2   algorithm by Steven Singer (RGB) should be identical to escp2cfs2. -dBitsPerPixel={1...32} number of bits used for pixel storage; the larger the value, the better the quality -- at least in theory. In fsrgb one can gain some speed by restricting to 24 bits rather than the default 30. -dFlag0 causes some algorithms to select a uniform initialisation rather than a set of random values. May yield a sharper image impression at the cost of dithering artifacts. (Applies to hscmyk and all fs modes, except for fs2, which always uses a constant initialization.) -dFlag1 ... -dFlag4 Available for future algorithms. -dColorAdjustMatrix='{three, nine, or sixteen floating-point values}' This is a matrix to adjust the colors. Values should be between -1.0 and 1.0, and the number of values depends on the color model the selected algorithm uses. In RGB and CMYK modes a matrix with 1.0 on the diagonal produces no transformation. This feature is really required, but I could not identify a similar feature at the language level, so I implemented it, but I don't know reasonable values yet. -dCtransfer='{float float ...}' or -dMtransfer=..., -dY..., -dK... or -dRtransfer='{float float ...}' or -dG..., -dB... or -dKtransfer='{float float ...}' Which you use depends on the algorithm, which may be either either CMYK, RGB or monochrome. The values are arrays of floats in the range from 0 to 1.0, representing the visible color intensity for the device. One may achieve similar effects with setcolortransfer at the language level, but this takes more time and the underlying code for the driver-specific parameters is still required. The size of the arrays is arbitrary and the defaults are "{0.0 1.0}", which is a linear characteristic. Most of the code in stcolor.ps are better transfer arrays. -dKcoding='{float...}' -dC..., -dM... etc. Arrays between 0.0 and 1.0, controlling the internal coding of the color values. Clever use of these arrays may yield further enhancements, but I have no experience yet. (To be discontinued with version 2.x.) -sModel=st800 Causes output to be suitable for the monochrome Stylus 800 (no weaving, no color). -sOutputCode={name} Can be either "plain", "runlength" or "deltarow" and changes the ESC/P2 coding technique used by the driver. The default is to use runlength encoding. "plain" selects uncompressed encoding and generates enormous amounts of data. -descp_Band=1/8/15/24 Number of nozzles of scanlines used in printing, Useful only with -dnoWeave . Larger Values yield smaller code, but this doesn't increase the printing speed. -descp_Width=N Number of pixels Printed in each scan Line. (Useful only when tuning margins; see below) -descp_Height=pixels Length of the entire page in pixels. (Parameter of "ESC(C" in default initialization.) -descp_Top=scan lines Top margin in scan lines. (First parameter of "ESC(c" in default initialization.) -descp_Bottom=scan lines Bottom margin in scan lines. (Second parameter of "ESC(c" in default initialization.) -sescp_Init="string" Override for the initialization sequence. (Must set graphics mode 1 and units.) -sescp_Release="string" Overrides the release sequence, "ESC @ FF" by default. ESC/P2 allows any resolutions to be valid in theory, but only -r360x360 (the default) and -r720x720 (not on STC-IIs ? and st800) are known to work with most printers. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Valid option combinations Stylus I & Pro-Series only --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resolution      escp_Band      Weave usable      escp_Band & number of passes --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 180x90   15   noWeave     180x180   1 , 8, 24   noWeave, Microweave   15/2 SoftWeave 180x360           15/4 SoftWeave 180x720           15/8 SoftWeave 360x90   15   noWeave     360x180   1, 8, 24   noWeave, Microweave   15/2 SoftWeave 360x360   1, 8, 24   noWeave, Microweave   15/4 SoftWeave 360x720           15/8 SoftWeave 720x90   15   noWeave     720x180           15/2 SoftWeave 720x360           15/4 SoftWeave 720x720   1   noWeave, Microweave   15/8 SoftWeave Beware: there are only few validity checks for parameters. A good example is escp_Band: if you set this, the driver uses your value even if the value is not supported by the printer. You asked for it and you got it! Application note and FAQ Quite a bunch of parameters. Hopefully you never need any of them, besides feeding stcolor.ps to Ghostscript in front of your input. After answering some questions over fifty times I prepared a FAQ. Here is version 1.3 of the FAQ, as of stcolor version 1.20 (for Ghostscript 3.50). Support for A3 paper Yes, this driver supports the A3-size printer: merely set the required pagesize and margins. A simple way to do this is to specify the command-line switch " -sPAPERSIZE=a3" or include the procedure call "a3" in the PostScript prolog section. To optimize the printable area or set the proper margins, see the next paragraph. Margins, PageSize I refuse to add code to stcolor that tries to guess the proper margins or page size, because I found that such guessing is usually wrong and needs correction in either the source or the parameters. You can modify stcolor.ps to do that, however. After the line mark % prepare stack for "putdeviceprops" insert these lines, which define page size and margins in points: /.HWMargins [9.0 39.96 12.6 9.0] % Left, bottom, right, top (1/72") /PageSize [597.6 842.4] % Paper, including margins (1/72") /Margins [ % neg. Offset to Left/Top in Pixels 4 index 0 get STCold /HWResolution get 0 get mul 72 div neg 5 index 3 get STCold /HWResolution get 1 get mul 72 div neg ] Feel free to change the values of .HWMargins and PageSize to match your needs; the values given are the defaults when the driver is compiled with "-DA4". This option or its omission may cause trouble: the Stylus Color can print up to exactly 8 inches (2880 pixels) at 360dpi. The remaining paper is the margin, where the left margin varies only slightly with the paper size, while the right margin is significantly increased for wider paper, such as U.S. letter size. Note that if you are using an ISO paper size with a version of stcolor after 1.20 and compiled without "-DA4", then the default margin is too large, and you need to add the proper ".HWMargins" to the command line or to stcolor.ps. Stylus Color II / IIs and 1500 First the good news: the driver can print on the Stylus Color II. Now the bad news:   * According to Epson support the driver "abuses" the color capabilities. (See "Future Plans" for details.)   * You need some parameters on the command line (or in stcolor.ps).   * I doubted that it would be usable with the Stylus Color IIs, but it is usable and suffers from mixing problems! To make things work, you MUST disable the driver's internal weaving (Softweave ), in one of these two ways: gs -dMicroweave ... gs -dnoWeave -descp_Band=1 ... Version 1.90, current as of Ghostscript 5.10, fixes this bug by new default behaviour. I experienced significantly increased printing speed with the second variant on the old Stylus Color, when printing mostly monochrome data. Recommendations The next section is a contribution from Jason Patterson < jason@reflections.com.au> who evaluated a previous version (1.17). Ghostscript was invoked as follows: gs -sDEVICE=stcolor -r720x720 -sDithering=... -sOutputFile=escp.out stcolor.ps whatsoever.ps where "..." is the name of the desired algorithm. stcolor.ps was omitted for the gs-algorithms (gsmono, gsrgb and gscmyk), for which it is useless and would not allow the selection of "gscmyk". Color dithering experiments with gdevstc 1.21 Here are data about the EPSON Stylus Color driver's different dithering methods, based on a little experiment using four good quality scanned images of quite varied nature, to begin with, a summary of the results of the four experiments. Sanity note: the results here are from only four images and a total of 24 printouts (eight on 720dpi paper, sixteen on plain paper). Your results will almost certainly vary, and your standards might not be the same as mine, so use these results only as a guide, not as a formal evaluation. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quality of output by method ---------------------------------------------------------------------------    --------------------------------------------------------------------------- gsmono      Pretty much what you'd expect from a mono ordered pattern. Looks like what a lot of mono laser printers produce. fsmono   Excellent for monochrome. gscmyk   Not very good, but expected from an ordered pattern. gsrgb   A little better than gscmyk. More consistent looking. fs2   Good, but not quite as good as fsrgb. Gets the brightness wrong: too light at 720dpi, too dark at 360dpi. fsrgb   Very good, but a little too dark and has a slight blue tint. hscmyk   Excellent. Slightly better than fsrgb and fs2. Better than fscmyk on some images, almost the same on most. fscmyk   Best. Very, very slightly better than hscmyk. On some images nearly as good as the EPSON demos done with the MS Windows driver. -------------------------------------------- Overall visual quality (1-10), best to worst -------------------------------------------- Monochrome      fsmono    ******************   gsmono   **********       0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -------------------------------------------- Colour   fscmyk   *******************   hscmyk   *******************   fsrgb   ******************   fs2   *****************   gsrgb   **********   gscmyk   *********       0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Color transformation In the initial version of the driver distributed with Ghostscript 3.33, the parameter "SpotSize" was the only way to manipulate the colors at the driver level. According to the parameters enumerated above, this has changed significantly with version 1.16 and above as a result an ongoing discussion about dithering algorithms and "false color" on the Epson Stylus Color. This initiated the transformation of the stcolor driver into a framework for different dithering algorithms, providing a generalized interface to the internal Ghostscript color models and the other data structures related to Ghostscript drivers. The main thing such a framework should be able to do is to deliver the values the dithering algorithm needs; and since this directly influences the optical image impression, this transformation should be adjustable without the need for recompilation and relinking. In general the process can be described as follows: ColorAdjustMatrix Coding   Transfer   | Ghostscript | => | Ghostscript | => | Dithering data | color raster |   |   | 1/2/4/8/16/ |   |   | 32-bit | 1/3/4 16-bit |   | 1/3/4 values |   | (arbitrary | values type) Due to the limitations on raster storage, information is lost in the first transformation step, except for the 16-bit monochrome mode. So any color adjustment should take place before this step and this is where the optional ColorAdjustMatrix works. The first transformation step, called "coding", is controlled by the ?coding arrays. The decoding process expands the range of values expontentially to a larger range than that provided by the initial Ghostscript color model, and is therefore a reasonable place to make device- or algorithm-specific adjustments. This is where the ?transfer arrays are used. Array access might be not the fastest method, but its generality is superior, so this step is always based upon internally algorithm-specific array access. If 8 bits are stored per color component and if the algorithm uses bytes too, the second transformation is included within the first, which saves significant computation time when printing the data. ColorAdjustMatrix The driver supports different values for ProcessColorModel, which raises the need for different color adjustments. Here "CAM" stands for "ColorAdjustMatrix ". DeviceGray (three floats) if ((r == g) && (g == b)) K' = 1.0 - R; else K' = 1.0 - CAM[0] * R + CAM[1] * G + CAM[2] * B; According to the documentation on drivers, the latter (the "else" clause) should never happen. DeviceRGB (nine floats) if((r == g) && (g == b)) R' = B' = G' = R; else R' = CAM[0]*R + CAM[1]*G + CAM[2]*B; G' = CAM[3]*R + CAM[4]*G + CAM[5]*B; B' = CAM[6]*R + CAM[7]*G + CAM[8]*B; The printer always uses four inks, so a special treatment of black is provided. Algorithms may take special action if R, G, and B are all equal. DeviceCMYK (sixteen floats) if((c == m) && (m == y)) K' = max(C,K); C' = M' = Y' = 0; else K = min(C,M,Y); if((K > 0) && ColorAdjustMatrix_present) { => UCR C -= K; M -= K; Y -= K; } C' = CAM[ 0]*C + CAM[ 1]*M + CAM[ 2]*Y + CAM[ 3]*K; M' = CAM[ 4]*C + CAM[ 5]*M + CAM[ 6]*Y + CAM[ 7]*K; Y' = CAM[ 8]*C + CAM[ 9]*M + CAM[10]*Y + CAM[11]*K; K' = CAM[12]*C + CAM[13]*M + CAM[14]*Y + CAM[15]*K; Again we have a special black treatment. "max(C,K)" was introduced because of a slight misbehaviour of Ghostscript, which delivers black under certain circumstances as (1,1,1,0). Normally, when no special black separation and undercolor removal procedures are defined at the PostScript level, either (C,M,Y,0) or (0,0,0,K) values are mapped. This would make the extended ColorAdjustMatrix quite tedious, and so during mapping, black separation is done for (C,M,Y,0) requests; and if there is a ColorAdjustMatrix, undercolor removal is used too. In other words the default matrix is: 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 and it is applied to CMYK values with separated and removed black. Raising the CMY coefficients while lowering the K coefficients reduces black and intensifies color. But be careful, because even small deviations from the default cause drastic changes. If no ColorAdjustMatrix is set, the matrix computations are skipped. Thus the transformation reduces to range inversion in monochrome mode and black separation in CMYK mode. RGB / CMYK coding and transfer, and BitsPerPixel These two (groups of) parameters are arrays of floating-point numbers in the range 0.0 to 1.0. They control the truncation to the desired number of bits stored in raster memory (BitsPerPixel) and the ink density. The "truncation" may become a nonlinear function if any of the ?coding arrays is set. Assume the following Ghostscript invocation: gs -sDEVICE=stcolor -sDithering=fscmyk -dBitsPerPixel=16 \ -dKcoding='{ 0.0 0.09 0.9 1.0 }' \ -dMcoding='{ 0.0 0.09 0.9 1.0 }' \ -dKtransfer='{ 0.0 0.09 0.9 1.0 }' \ -dYtransfer='{ 0.0 0.09 0.9 1.0 }' We may have either or both of ?coding and ?transfer, giving four possible combinations. (These four combinations appear in the given example.) The resulting mapping appears in the following tables, where except for the internal Indices (4 components × 4 bits = 16 BitsPerPixel), all values are normalized to the range 0 to 1. The actual range is 0 to 65535 for the Ghostscript color and 0 to 16777215 for the ink values delivered to the fscmyk algorithm. Sorry for the bunch of numbers following, but you may try this example in conjunction with stcinfo.ps, which should give you a graphical printout of the following numbers when you issue a showpage command.     Cyan   Magenta ----------------------------- ----------------------------- CI/15   gs_color_values   CI   Ink   gs_color_values   CI   Ink --------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.000   0.000 - 0.062   0   0.000   -0.123 - 0.123   0   0.000 0.067   0.063 - 0.125   1   0.067   0.123 - 0.299   1   0.247 0.133   0.125 - 0.187   2   0.133   0.299 - 0.365   2   0.351 0.200   0.188 - 0.250   3   0.200   0.365 - 0.392   3   0.379 0.267   0.250 - 0.312   4   0.267   0.392 - 0.420   4   0.406 0.333   0.313 - 0.375   5   0.333   0.420 - 0.447   5   0.433 0.400   0.375 - 0.437   6   0.400   0.447 - 0.475   6   0.461 0.467   0.438 - 0.500   7   0.467   0.475 - 0.502   7   0.488 0.533   0.500 - 0.562   8   0.533   0.502 - 0.529   8   0.516 0.600   0.563 - 0.625   9   0.600   0.529 - 0.557   9   0.543 0.667   0.625 - 0.687   10   0.667   0.557 - 0.584   10   0.571 0.733   0.688 - 0.750   11   0.733   0.584 - 0.612   11   0.598 0.800   0.750 - 0.812   12   0.800   0.612 - 0.639   12   0.626 0.867   0.813 - 0.875   13   0.867   0.639 - 0.715   13   0.653 0.933   0.875 - 0.937   14   0.933   0.715 - 0.889   14   0.778 1.000   0.938 - 1.000   15   1.000   0.889 - 1.111   15   1.000 The difference between cyan and magenta is the presence of a coding array. The coding process must map a range of color values to each of the sixteen component indices. If no coding array is given, this is accomplished by dividing by 4096, equivalent to a right shift by 12 bits. The final ink density resides in the given interval and moves from the left to the right side from 0 to 15. For magenta there is a coding array and the ink value matches the center of the intervals. But the distribution of the mapped intervals follows the given coding array and is nonlinear in the linear color space of Ghostscript. Now let us take a look at the case with transfer arrays:     Yellow   Black ----------------------------- ----------------------------- CI/15   gs_color_values   CI   Ink   gs_color_values   CI   Ink --------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.000   0.000 - 0.062   0   0.000   -0.123 - 0.123   0   0.000 0.067   0.063 - 0.125   1   0.018   0.123 - 0.299   1   0.067 0.133   0.125 - 0.187   2   0.036   0.299 - 0.365   2   0.133 0.200   0.188 - 0.250   3   0.054   0.365 - 0.392   3   0.200 0.267   0.250 - 0.312   4   0.072   0.392 - 0.420   4   0.267 0.333   0.313 - 0.375   5   0.090   0.420 - 0.447   5   0.333 0.400   0.375 - 0.437   6   0.252   0.447 - 0.475   6   0.400 0.467   0.438 - 0.500   7   0.414   0.475 - 0.502   7   0.467 0.533   0.500 - 0.562   8   0.576   0.502 - 0.529   8   0.533 0.600   0.563 - 0.625   9   0.738   0.529 - 0.557   9   0.600 0.667   0.625 - 0.687   10   0.900   0.557 - 0.584   10   0.667 0.733   0.688 - 0.750   11   0.920   0.584 - 0.612   11   0.733 0.800   0.750 - 0.812   12   0.940   0.612 - 0.639   12   0.800 0.867   0.813 - 0.875   13   0.960   0.639 - 0.715   13   0.867 0.933   0.875 - 0.937   14   0.980   0.715 - 0.889   14   0.933 1.000   0.938 - 1.000   15   1.000   0.889 - 1.111   15   1.000 Yellow uses a transfer array. There is no linear correspondence between the color and the ink values: this correspondence is defined through the given array. In other words, the transfer arrays define a nonlinear ink characteristic, which is exactly the same functionality that PostScript's " (color)transfer" function provides. While for yellow the intervals match the intervals used with cyan, for black the intervals match the magenta intervals. But watch the correspondence between the CI/15 values and the ink density for black: this is a linear distribution in the ink domain. Not a bad idea, I think. Consider the fs2 algorithm: it uses values in the range 0 to 255. If any transfer array were alone, some of the 256 possible values would never be used and others would be used for adjacent intervals several times. Establishing an identical coding array solves this problem, so the full potential of the algorithm is used. Another useful feature of the coding arrays is that they are internally normalized to the range 0-1. In 720x720dpi mode the transfer arrays in stcolor.ps limit the dot density to about 50%, so these arrays end at 0.5 (and begin at 0.5 for RGB). Because of automatic normalization, these arrays can also be used as coding arrays. But of course in the fs2 case mentioned above, values from 0 to 127 will never be delivered to the algorithm, while values 128-255 are delivered for adjacent intervals. To clarify the intended use of the three parameters (parameter groups), keep this in mind:   + ColorAdjustMatrix is never used when transferring gray values. This restricts it to what the name says: adjustment of colors, that is, correction for miscolored ink. Do not use it for saturation or brightness control.   + ?transfer arrays control the values delivered to the driver, which in turn controls the ink quantity. Use these arrays to control saturation and brightness. In general these arrays are identical for all inks. If they differ they provide a simpler scheme for color correction, which is not necessarily faster than the ColorAdjustMatrix.   + ?coding arrays control the color value intervals mapped to the internal color indices. What is weaving? The Epson Stylus Color has a head assembly that contains two physically identifiable heads, one for black and one for cyan, magenta, and yellow (CMY). This makes four "logical" heads, one for each color component. Each of these four heads has several jets at some vertical (Y) distance from one another, so several horizontal lines can be printed of a given color during one pass of the heads. From experience I think there are fifteen jets per color, spaced at 1/ 90in. So the question arises of how to print at a Y resolution of 360dpi with 90dpi jets. Simply by division one gets 360dpi/90dpi = 4, which tells us that 4 passes of the head assembly are needed to achieve a Y resolution of 360dpi. Weaving is the method of how the fifteen jets are used to print adjacent horizontal rows separated here by 1/360 inch: ----------------------------------------------------------------- Print-head jets used with and without weaving -----------------------------------------------------------------     Weaving      noWeave ------------------------- -------------------------   Pass 1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4 Row 0   jet   --   --   --   jet   --   --   -- 0 0 1   --   jet   --   --   --   jet   --   -- 1 0 2   --   --   jet   --   --   --   jet   -- 2 0 3   --   --   --   jet   --   --   --   jet 3 0 4   jet   --   --   --   jet   --   --   -- 1 1 5   --   jet   --   --   --   jet   --   -- 2 1 6   --   --   jet   --   --   --   jet   -- 3 1 ... Now let's assume that the dot diameter is different for each individual jet, but the average among the jets matches the desired resolution. With weaving, adjacent rows are printed by different jets, thus some averaging takes place. Without weaving, adjacent rows are printed by the same jet and this makes the dot diameter deviations visible as 1/90in stripes on the paper. Print mode parameters The parameters "Unidirectional", "Microweave", "noWeave", "OutputCode", "Model" and the given resolution control the data generated for the printer. Unidirectional Simply toggles the unidirectional mode of the printer. Setting "Unidirectional" definitely slows printing speed, but may improve the quality. I use this for printing transparencies, where fast head movement could smear the ink. Microweave, noWeave and OutputCode=deltarow The first are two booleans, which implies that four combinations are possible. Actually only three exist (if you don't count for deltarow): Softweave, Microweave, and noWeave. The first and second are functionally identical, the difference being whether the driver or the printer does the job. In the default Softweave mode the driver sends the data properly arranged to the printer, while in Microweave mode, it is the printer that arranges the data. But in general the host processor is much faster than the printer's processor, and thus it is faster for the host do the job. In addition to that, for 720dpi eight passes are required, and the amount of buffer space needed to buffer the data for the passes is far beyond the printer's memory. Softweave requires an odd value of "escp_Band"; the Stylus Color provides fifteen for that. "OutputCode" controls the encoding used. In the basic modes, the choice consists of "plain" and "runlength". The computation of runlength-encoded data does not take much time, less than the data tranfer to the printer; thus this is the recommended mode, and of course the default. With the Stylus Color, Epson introduced some new encoding principles, namely "tiff" and "deltarow". While the first was omitted from this driver for lack of apparent advantages, " deltarow" is available as an option. "Softweave" cannot be used with this encoding, so if OutputCode=deltarow is set, Microweave becomes the default. Maybe that the size of the ESC/P2 code becomes smaller, but I have never observed faster printing speed. Things tend to become slower with deltarow compared to Softweave. Model Some ESC/P2 printers such as the Stylus 800 do not offer Microweave or the commands required to do Softweave. Setting Model just changes the defaults and omits some parts of the initialization sequence which are not compatible with the given printer model. Currently only "st800" is supported besides the default stcolor. Bugs and pitfalls   * The given ?coding and ?transfer arrays should be strictly monotonic.   * It is impossible to change WHITE: that's your paper. Thus RGB transfer should end at 1.0 and CMYK transfer should start at 0.0.   * Usually 8 bits per component yields fastest operation.   * The ColorAdjustMatrix is not used in the reverse transformation used when Ghostscript does the dithering (gs* modes). Expect funny results.   * If BitsPerPixel is less than 6, the entire coding and transfer process does not work. This is always true for the gs* modes and becomes true for the other modes if BitsPerPixel is forced to low values.   * 720×720dpi printing should never select the gs* modes and should always use stcolor.ps. (I prefer 360×720.) Tests This section gives an overview of performance in terms of processing and printing times, from tests run after version 1.13. Printing was done offline (simply copying a processed file to the printer) to measure real printing speed without regard to speed of processing on the host, since at high resolutions, processing time is the same order of magnitude and thus may become the limiting factor. The various OutputCodes I ran several files though Ghostscript and recorded the size of the resulting print code, the processing time, and the printing time, at least for some of the files, always using these options: gs -sDEVICE=stcolor -sPAPERSIZE=a4 stcolor.ps - < file.ps (Actually "-sPAPERSIZE=a4" is in my gs_init.ps since I'm a germ.) "deltarow" is the new encoding principle ("ESC . 3 10 10 1") with Microweave on. It is activated with "-sOutputCode=deltarow". "Softweave" actually means that nothing else was used: it is the default, and implies that odd v=40/h=10/m=15 mode ("ESC . 1 40 10 15"). "Microweave" means "-dMicroweave", equivalent to "ESC . 1 10 10 1", with full skip optimization and microweave activated. Finally I wanted to see the plain Kathy Ireland, and used "-sOutputCode=plain", which just replaces runlength encoding (RLE) by no encoding, thus using " ESC . 0 40 10 15". [So sorry ;-) Kathy was still dressed in blue in front of the blue sea on a blue air cushion -- nice to see but hard to dither.] So here are the results. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- File sizes and printing speeds with various weaving methods --------------------------------------------------------------------------     golfer.ps   colorcir.ps   drawing.ps   brief.ps -------------------------------------------------------------------------- deltarow   572751/   643374/   90142/46.180u/   178563/49.350u/ 48.180u 41.690u 1:50 2:22 Softweave   559593/   669966/   296168/48.160u/   269808/43.320u/ 46.810u 44.960u 1:30 1:55 Microweave   590999/   754276/   338885/47.060u/   282314/44.690u/ 56.060u 42.890u 1:50 2:22 ------------------------------------- Kathy Ireland -------------------------------------     kathy.ps ------------------------------------- deltarow   3975334/111.940u/5:35 Softweave   3897112/101.940u/3:10 Microweave   4062829/100.990u/3:15 plain/soft   5072255/104.390u/3:05 It may be that I've not chosen the optimal deltarow code, but even if it saves at lot of bytes, printing-speed is not increased. At least the printer prefers plain Kathy. In other words, sending 1 Megabyte or 20% more data has no impact on printing speed. drawing.ps is an exception to this rule: plain prints slower than RLE. "Unclever" coding -- especially with deltarow -- can significantly slow down printing. But even if very significant advantages in the size of the code are achieved, "deltarow" is not competitive. colorcir.ps shows savings with deltarow, but printing is a mess. Printing time related to other options Full page halftone images printed, unless otherwise noted. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Printing time related to other options --------------------------------------------------------------------------- dpi   Print mode   Size   Time   Comments KB --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 180x180   mono   -/uni   358   1:15             -/bi   358   0:45             micro/   205   0:45   Not weaving bi         soft/   179   1:25     bi     color   -/bi   641   2:45             soft/   556   1:32     bi 360x360   mono   -/uni   269   0:50   Monochrome text         -/bi   269   0:35   Monochrome text         micro/   269   2:25   Monochrome text bi         soft/   250   3:15   Monochrome text uni         soft/   250   1:55   Monochrome text bi     color   -/bi   346   1:00   Sparse-color page, visible displacements         micro/   346   1:50   Sparse-color page, looks buggy -- bi printer?         soft/   294   1:30   Sparse-color page, O.K. bi         -/bi   2218   2:45   Visible stripes         micro/   5171   3:17     bi         soft/   3675   3:05     bi 360x720   mono   soft/   2761   5:40     bi     color   soft/   7789   6:15   Just a small difference! bi 720x360   color   soft/   7182   5:40     bi 720x720   color   micro/   14748   30:   Actually beyond printer's bi 26 capabilities         soft/   14407   11:     bi 08 Acknowledgments This driver was copied from gdevcdj.c (Ghostscript 3.12), which was contributed by George Cameron, Koert Zeilstra, and Eckhard Rueggeberg. Some of the ESC/P2 code was drawn from Richard Brown's gdevescp.c. The POSIX interrupt code (compilation option -DSTC_SIGNAL) is from Frederic Loyer. Several improvements are based on discussions with Brian Converse, Bill Davidson, Gero Guenther, Jason Patterson, ? Rueschstroer, and Steven Singer. While I wish to thank everyone mentioned above, they are by no means responsible for bugs in the stcolor driver -- just for the features. Gunther Hess Richard Wagner Strasse 112 D-47057 Duisburg Germany +49 203 376273 telephone (MET evening hours) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- uniprint, a flexible unified printer driver uniprint is a unified parametric driver by Gunther Hess for several kinds of printers and devices, including   + any Epson Stylus Color, Stylus, or Stylus Pro   + HP PCL/RTL   + Canon BubbleJet Color 610   + NEC P2X   + Sun raster file format This driver is intended to become a unified printer driver. If you consider it ugly, please send me your suggestions for improvements. The driver will be updated with them. Thus the full explanation of the driver's name is: Ugly- -> Updated- -> Unified Printer Driver But you probably want to know something about the functionality. At the time of this writing uniprint drives:   * NEC Pinwriter P2X (24-pin monochrome impact printer, ESC/P style)   * Several Epson Stylus Color models (ESC/P2 style)   * HP-DeskJet 550c (basic HP-RTL)   * Canon BJC 610 It can be configured for various other printers without recompilation and offers uncompressed (ugly) Sun rasterfiles as another format, but this format is intended for testing purposes rather than real use. The usage of this driver is quite simple. The typical command line looks like this: gs @{MODEL}.upp -sOutputFile={printable file} MyFile.ps -c quit For example, from my Linux box: gs @stc.upp -sOutputFile=/dev/lp1 tiger.ps -c quit --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unified Printer Parameter files distributed with Ghostscript --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Canon BJC 610 (color, rendered)      bjc610a0.upp    360×360dpi    plain paper, high speed   bjc610a1.upp   360×360dpi   plain paper   bjc610a2.upp   360×360dpi   coated paper   bjc610a3.upp   360×360dpi   transparency film   bjc610a4.upp   360×360dpi   back print film   bjc610a5.upp   360×360dpi   fabric sheet   bjc610a6.upp   360×360dpi   glossy paper   bjc610a7.upp   360×360dpi   high gloss film   bjc610a8.upp   360×360dpi   high resolution paper     bjc610b1.upp   720×720dpi   plain paper   bjc610b2.upp   720×720dpi   coated paper   bjc610b3.upp   720×720dpi   transparency film   bjc610b4.upp   720×720dpi   back print film   bjc610b6.upp   720×720dpi   glossy paper   bjc610b7.upp   720×720dpi   high-gloss paper   bjc610b8.upp   720×720dpi   high resolution paper   HP Ink-Printers   cdj550.upp   300×300dpi   32-bit CMYK   cdj690.upp   300×300dpi   Normal mode   cdj690ec.upp   300×300dpi   Economy mode   dnj750c.upp   300×300dpi   Color -- also good for 450C   dnj750m.upp   600×600dpi   Monochrome   NEC P2X   necp2x.upp   360×360dpi   8-bit (Floyd-Steinberg)   Any Epson Stylus Color   stcany.upp   360×360dpi   4-bit, PostScript halftoning   stcany_h.upp   720×720dpi   4-bit, PostScript halftoning   Original Epson Stylus and Stylus Pro Color   stc.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, 15-pin   stc_l.upp   360×360dpi   4-bit, PostScript halftoning, weaved noWeave   stc_h.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 15-pin Weave   Epson Stylus Color II   stc2.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, 20-pin, Epson Stylus Color II(s)   stc2_h.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 20-pin, Epson Stylus Color II   stc2s_h.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 20-pin, Epson Stylus Color IIs   Epson Stylus Color 200   stc200.upp   360×720dpi   Plain Paper   Epson Stylus Color 500 (good transfer curves for plain paper)   stc500p.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, noWeave, plain paper   stc500ph.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, noWeave, plain paper   Epson Stylus Color 600, 32/90-inch weaving   stc600pl.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, 32-pin, plain paper   stc600p.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 32-pin, plain paper   stc600ih.upp   1440×   32-bit CMYK, 30-pin, inkjet paper 720dpi   Epson Stylus Color 640   stc640p.upp   720×720dpi   plain paper?   st640p.upp   720×720dpi   CMYK, plain paper   st640pg.upp   720×720dpi   grayscale, plain paper   st640pl.upp   360×360dpi   CMYK, plain paper   st640plg.upp   360×360dpi   grayscale, plain paper   st640ih.upp   1440×   CMYK, inkjet paper 720dpi   st640ihg.upp   1440×   grayscale, inkjet paper 720dpi   Epson Stylus Color 800, 64/180-inch weaving   stc800pl.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, 64-pin, plain paper   stc800p.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 64-pin, plain paper   stc800ih.upp   1440×   32-bit CMYK, 62-pin, inkjet paper 720dpi   stc1520.upp   1440×   32-bit CMYK, 62-pin, inkjet paper 720dpi   Sun raster file   ras1.upp   1-bit   monochrome (Ghostscript)   ras3.upp   3-bit   RGB (Ghostscript)   ras4.upp   4-bit   CMYK (Ghostscript)   ras8m.upp   8-bit   grayscale (Floyd-Steinberg)   ras24.upp   24-bit   RGB (Floyd-Steinberg)   ras32.upp   32-bit   CMYK (CMYK-Floyd-Steinberg) Thanks to Danilo Beuche, Guido Classen, Mark Goldberg and Hans-Heinrich Viehmann for providing the files for the stc200, hp690, stc500 and the stc640. Thanks to Michael Lossin for the newer st640 parameter sets. Please note the following:   + Changing the resolution with Ghostscript's -r switch is usually not possible.   + For Epson Stylus Color models not listed above, the two stc500 variants are likely to work in addition to stcany, but their gamma correction might be wrong. The state of this driver The coding of uniprint was triggered by the requirements of the various Stylus Color models and some personal needs for HP and NEC drivers. Thus the Epson models are well represented among the distributed parameter files. When this driver entered the beta test phase, three other drivers appreared on the scene that could be at least partially integrated into uniprint: cdj850 by Uli Wortmann (available at http://www.erdw.ethz.ch/~bonk/hp850/hp850.html), hpdj by Martin Lottermoser, and bjc610 by Helmut Riegler. Uli addresses features of the more recent DeskJet models that will not be available in uniprint soon. Martin taught me a lesson on HP-PCL3 headers that will be available in uniprint soon. Helmut in turn followed an almost similar idea, but targetted primarily for printing on Canon printers from the pbmplus library. Starting with version 1.68 of uniprint, BJC support is available. Work on the hpdj integration will start after the update of my website. Notes on uniprint's background uniprint is actually an update of stcolor, but much more versatile than its predecessor; stcolor, in its turn, started as a clone of the color DeskJet family of drivers (cdj*). Finally, cdj* can be considered an addition of features to the simpler monochrome drivers of Ghostscript. This addition of features is useful to get an idea of the functionality of uniprint: Monochrome to advanced color (cdj*): This adds color mapping and rendering functions to the driver. Error diffusion is especially important for the quality of printing. HP color to Epson Color (stcolor) The Epson Stylus Color offered two features simultaneously: it could produce 720×720dpi output and it could soak the paper. In other words, it required more color management features inside the driver. This is still the major conceptual difference in the data generation for HP and Epson printers. Weaving techniques (stcolor) Besides the internal color management, the Stylus Color did not provide enough buffer space to operate the printer fast at 720×720dpi. The use of weaving could yield triple the print speed. Weaving, also called interleaving, is present in some monochrome drivers too. The new thing in stcolor was the combination with error diffusion. Unfortunately the weaving was somehow hard-coded, as the problems with the newer members of the Stylus Color family of printers demonstrated. Generalized output format and weaving (uniprint) The features mentioned above yield about 90% of stcolor's source code; only 10% is related to the formatting of the output. The idea to make the output format switchable came up soon after completing stcolor, but its final design was triggered by the (personal) necessity to drive a NEC P2X and a Designjet 750c. Thus uniprint accumulates almost any features that can be found among the other printer drivers, which clearly has some disadvantage in processing speed -- true in particular of version 1.75, since it was targetted for functionality, and several speed-gaining features were (knowingly) omitted. To summarize and to introduce the terms used in the description of the parameters, the features of uniprint that can be parameterized are:   + color mapping,   + color rendering (error diffusion or Floyd-Steinberg),   + output format, including   + weaving. Godzilla's guide to the creation of Unified Printer Parameter (.upp) files Here is one of the distributed parameter files (stc_l.upp) with some added comments. Also see the section that describes all uniprint's parameters in brief. -supModel="Epson Stylus Color I (and PRO Series), 360x360DpI, noWeave" -sDEVICE=uniprint -- Select the driver -dNOPAUSE -- Useful with printers -dSAFER -- Provides some security -dupColorModel=/DeviceCMYK -- Selects the color mapping -dupRendering=/ErrorDiffusion -- Selects the color rendering -dupOutputFormat=/EscP2 -- Selects the output format -r360x360 -- Adjusts the resolution -dupMargins="{ 9.0 39.96 9.0 9.0}" -- Establishes (L/B/R/T margins in points) -dupComponentBits="{1 1 1 1}" -- Map: bits per component (default: 8) -dupWeaveYPasses=4 -- Weave: Y-passes (default: 1) -dupOutputPins=15 -- Format/weave: scans per Command -dupBeginPageCommand="< -- Goes to the printer 1b40 1b40 -- ESC '@' ESC '@' -> dual reset 1b2847 0100 01 -- ESC '(' 'G' 1 0 1 -> graphics 1b2869 0100 00 -- ESC '(' 'i' 1 0 1 -> no HW weave 1b2855 0100 0A -- ESC '(' 'U' 1 0 10 -> 360dpi 1b5500 -- ESC 'U' 0 -> bidir print 1b2843 0200 0000 -- ESC '(' 'C' 2 0 xx -> page length 1b2863 0400 0000 0000 -- ESC '(' 'c' 4 0 xxxx -> margins >" -- as it is, unless: -dupAdjustPageLengthCommand -- Adjust page length in BOP requested -dupAdjustTopMarginCommand -- Adjust top margin in BOP -dupAdjustBottomMarginCommand -- Adjust bottom margin in BOP -dupEndPageCommand="(\033@\014)" -- Last (but one) data to the printer -dupAbortCommand="(\033@\15\12\12\12\12 Printout-Aborted\15\014)" That's short, and if one removes upWeaveYPasses and upOutputPins it becomes shorter, almost stcany.upp. This miniature size is because I am most familiar with ESC/P2, and was able to add defaults for the omitted parameters. Now a few notes about the parameters used in this example:   * upModel is a string serving as a comment (and nothing else).   * DEVICE, NOPAUSE, SAFER are well-known Ghostscript parameters described in the usage documentation.   * upColorModel is one of major uniprint parameters: it selects the color mapping and in turn the PostScript color model. It supports the devices / DeviceGray, /DeviceRGBW, /DeviceRGB, /DeviceCMYK, and /DeviceCMYKgenerate.   * upRendering selects the (color) rendering, supporting the values / ErrorDiffusion and /FSCMYK32. /ErrorDiffusion is similar to fsmono, fsrgb and fsx4 of stcolor, while /FSCMYK32 is (almost) identical to fscmyk and hscmyk, but is restricted to 32-bit data and should be used in conjunction with /DeviceCMYKgenerate.   * upOutputFormat selects the output method, supporting the values /SunRaster, /Epson, /EscP2, /EscP2XY, and/Pcl. /   creates Sun raster files and requires no other parameters SunRaster /Epson   is used for the elderly ESC/P format (used by many printers) /EscP2   is used by more recent Epson printers (no X weaving supported) /EscP2XY   supports X-Weaving, used with 1440dpi printers and in stc2s_h /Pcl   HP PCL/RTL-style output formatter without weaving   * -r360x360 is Ghostscript's standard resolution switch.   * upMargins="{ 9.0 39.96 9.0 9.0}" has function similar to the Ghostscript parameter .HWMargins: it sets the left, bottom, right, and top margins in points. uniprint provides this parameter to enable automatic left-right exchange if upYFlip is active.   * upComponentBits is an array of integers that selects the bits stored in raster memory, by default 8 bits per component. In this example, 1 bit is selected for each component, thus turning down the Floyd-Steinberg algorithm (but still carrying out the time-consuming computation). The related parameter "upComponentShift" controls positioning the components within raster memory. Each of the numbers given corresponds to a component which depends on the selected "upColorModel":     /   /   /   /   / DeviceGray DeviceRGBW DeviceRGB DeviceCMYK DeviceCMYKgenerate ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0   White   White   Red   Black   Black 1   --   Red   Green   Cyan   Cyan 2   --   Green   Blue   Magenta   Magenta 3   --   Blue   --   Yellow   Yellow This order may not be suitable for some printers, so another parameter "upOutputComponentOrder", also an array of integers, selects the output order using the numbers on the left. One group of very important parameters not used in the example above deserves to be mentioned here: the transfer arrays, named "up{color} Transfer", where {color} is one of the names in the table above. These are arrays of floats in the range 0.0 - 1.0 representing the color transfer functions. They are used during mapping and rendering. In the simplest case, these arrays ensure an equidistant distribution of the stored values within the device space (which means a nonlinear mapping from Ghostscript's point of view). If the given array does not cover the entire range from 0 to 1, which applies for the Stylus Color family at high resolution for some media, only the relevant part gets mapped to raster memory (meaning that is's fully utilized) and the rendering takes care of the "overhang" (in this case the post-diffusion of 1-bit components makes sense). Finally an important note on the transfer arrays: for monochrome devices the stored component is White, which is the way PostScript defines these devices, but most printers require Black. Thus one has to provide a falling "upWhiteTransfer" for such printers.   * upWeaveYPasses is an integer that gives the number of print head passes required to achieve the requested Ydpi. This makes sense only if   * upOutputPins is set to something greater than 1. Thus multiple pins or nozzles are transferred with a single command, and of course such a command must be supported by the device. If no other weave parameters are given, uniprint computes several defaults which together do no weaving. The /Epson and /EscP2XY formats take care of " upWeaveXPasses" too.   * upBeginPageCommand represents the data transferred to the printer whenever a new page begins. Before that, "upBeginJobCommand" is written to the device only once per output file. (Intended for the HP PJL sequences).   * upAdjustBottomMarginCommand, upAdjustMediaSize, upAdjustPageLengthCommand, upAdjustPageWidthCommand, upAdjustResolutionCommand, and upAdjustTopMarginCommand Normally uniprint does not change the "upBeginPageCommand", nor does it provide a default. However, if the above boolean values are set, the corresponding values are changed (provided that the code of the formatters supports this change and the commands to be adjusted are included in the BOP string).   * upEndPageCommand is the fixed termination sequence for each page, and of course there is an "upEndJobCommand" too.   * upAbortCommand is written if uniprint's interrupt detection is enabled and a signal is caught. It replaces "upEndPageCommand" and "upEndJobCommand", thus allowing the indication of an aborted job. (Ghostscript gets an error return from uniprint in this case, and abandons further processing.) For the ESC/P(2) formats all commands represent binary data, while for the PCL/ RTL formatter some of them are formats for fprintf. These strings must explicitly have a trailing "\0'. I should write more, but the only recommendation is to take a look at the various parameter files. Here are a few more hints.   * If the Driver rejects a configuration, nothing happens until showpage; then an error is raised and a message with "CALL-REJECTED upd_print_page..." is printed on stderr.   * uniprint has lots of messages that can be activated by setting bits in the preprocessor macro UPD_MESSAGES. I usually use the compile-time option -DUPD_MESSAGES=0x17 for configuration development. (For the semantics, check the UPD_M_ macros in the source.)   * A program "uninfo.ps" distributed with Ghostscript displays interactively in alphabetical order the contents of the current pagedevice dictionary. This includes any parameters generated or changed by uniprint. All parameters in brief This table gives a brief explanation of every parameter known to uniprint, listing them in alphabetical order. "[ ]" denotes that a parameter is an array, and "(RO)" that it is read-only. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- All uniprint parameters --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parameter   Type     Use --------------------------------------------------------------------------- upAbortCommand   String   End of page and file on interrupt upAdjustBottomMarginCommand   Bool   Manipulate bottom margin in upBeginPageCommand upAdjustMediaSizeCommand   Bool   Manipulate Mediasize [intended] upAdjustPageLengthCommand   Bool   Manipulate page length in upBeginPageCommand upAdjustPageWidthCommand   Bool   Manipulate page width in upBeginPageCommand upAdjustResolutionCommand   Bool   Manipulate resolution upAdjustTopMarginCommand   Bool   Manipulate top margin in upBeginPageCommand upBeginJobCommand   String   Begin each output file upBeginPageCommand   String   Begin each page upBlackTransfer   Float   Black transfer (CMYK only!) [ ] upBlueTransfer   Float   Blue transfer [ ] upColorInfo   Int[ ]   struct gx_device_color_info upColorModel   Name   Select color mapping upColorModelInitialized   Bool   Color mapping OK (RO) upComponentBits   Int[ ]   Bits stored per component upComponentShift   Int[ ]   Positioning within gx_color_index upCyanTransfer   Float   Cyan transfer [ ] upEndJobCommand   String   End each file unless upAbortCommand upEndPageCommand   String   End each page unless upAbortCommand upErrorDetected   Bool   Severe (VM) error, not fully (RO) operational upFSFixedDirection   Bool   Inhbits direction toggling in rendering upFSProcessWhiteSpace   Bool   Causes white-space rendering upFSReverseDirection   Bool   Run rendering in reverse (if fixed) upFSZeroInit   Bool   Non-random rendering initialization upFormatXabsolute   Bool   Write absolute X coordinates upFormatYabsolute   Bool   Write absolute Y coordinates upGreenTransfer   Float   Green transfer [ ] upMagentaTransfer   Float   Magenta transfer [ ] upMargins   Float   L/B/R/T margins in points [ ] upModel   String   Comment string, holds some info upOutputAborted   Bool   Caught an interrupt (RO) upOutputBuffers   Int   Number of rendering buffers (2^N) upOutputComponentOrder   Int[ ]   Order of components when printing upOutputComponents   Int   Number of written components, not fully operational upOutputFormat   Name   Select output format upOutputFormatInitialized   Bool   Format data OK (RO) upOutputHeight   Int   Output height in pixels upOutputPins   Int   Number of pins / nozzles per command upOutputWidth   Int   Output width in pixels upOutputXOffset   Int   Offset in pixels, if upFormatXabsolute upOutputXStep   Int   Divisor or multiplier for X coords upOutputYOffset   Int   Offset in pixels, if upFormatYabsolute upOutputYStep   Int   Divisor or multiplier for Y coords upRasterBufferInitialized   Bool   GS buffer OK (RO) upRedTransfer   Float   Red transfer [ ] upRendering   Name   Select rendering algorithm upRenderingInitialized   Bool   Rendering parameters OK (RO) upSelectComponentCommands   String   Establish color (output order!) [ ] upSetLineFeedCommand   String   Adjust linefeed (Epson only) upVersion   String   Source code version (RO) upWeaveFinalPins   Int[ ]   Number of bottom pins on EOP passes upWeaveFinalScan   Int   Begin EOP passes (Y-coord) upWeaveFinalXStarts   Int[ ]   X-pass indices for EOP passes upWeaveFinalYFeeds   Int[ ]   Y increments for EOP passes upWeaveInitialPins   Int[ ]   Number of top pins on BOP passes upWeaveInitialScan   Int   End BOP passes (Y coord) upWeaveInitialXStarts   Int[ ]   X-pass indices for BOP passes upWeaveInitialYFeeds   int[ ]   Y increments for BOP passes upWeavePasses   Int   XPasses × YPasses upWeaveXPasses   Int   Number of X passes upWeaveXStarts   Int[ ]   X-pass indices for normal passes upWeaveYFeeds   Int[ ]   Y increments for normal passes upWeaveYOffset   Int   Number of blank or incomplete scans at BOP upWeaveYPasses   Int   Number of X passes upWhiteTransfer   Float   White transfer (monochrome [ ] devices!) upWriteComponentCommands   String   Commands to write each component [ ] upWroteData   Bool   Something (BeginJob) written to (RO) output upXMoveCommand   String   X positioning command upXStepCommand   String   Single step to the right upYFlip   Bool   Flips output along the Y axis upYMoveCommand   String   Y positioning command upYStepCommand   String   Single step down upYellowTransfer   Float   Yellow transfer [ ] uniprint's Roll of Honor I should mention all of the people who were involved in stcolor's evolution, but I've decided to start from scratch here for uniprint: John P. Beale for testing the stc600 modes Bill Davidson who triggered some weaving research and tested stc2s_h L. Peter Deutsch who triggered ease of configuration Mark Goldberg who prepared the stc500 transfers Scott F. Johnston and Scott J. Kramer for testing the stc800 modes Martin Lottermoser for his great commented H-P DeskJet driver Helmut Riegler for the BJC extension Hans-Gerd Straeter for some measured transfer curves and more Uli Wortmann for discussions and his cdj850 driver My family for tolerating my printer-driver hacking Gunther Hess Duesseldorfer Landstr. 16b D-47249 Duisburg Germany +49 203 376273 telephone (MET evening hours) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sun SPARCprinter This section was contributed by Martin Schulte. With a SPARCprinter you always buy software that enables you to do PostScript printing on it. A page image is composed on the host, which sends a bitmap to the SPARCprinter through a special SBUS video interface. So the need for a Ghostscript interface to the SPARCPrinter seems low, but on the other hand, Sun's software prints some PostScript drawings incorrectly: some pages contain a thin vertical line of rubbish, and on some Mathematica drawings the text at the axes isn't rotated. Ghostscript, however, gives the correct results. Moreover, replacing proprietary software should never be a bad idea. The problem is that there has yet been no effort to make the SPARCPrinter driver behave like a BSD output filter. I made my tests using the script shown here. Installation Add sparc.dev to DEVICE_DEVS and compile Ghostscript as described in the documentation on how to build Ghostscript. Afterwards you can use the following script as an example for printing after modifying it with the right pathnames -- including for {GSPATH} the full pathname of the Ghostscript executable: outcmd1='/vol/local/lib/troff2/psxlate -r' outcmd2='{GSPATH} -sDEVICE=sparc -sOUTPUTFILE=/dev/lpvi0 -' if [ $# -eq 0 ] then $outcmd1 | $outcmd2 else cat $* | $outcmd1 | $outcmd2 fi Problems Since /dev/lpi can be opened only for exclusive use, if another job has it open (engine_ctl_sparc or another Ghostscript are the most likely candidates), Ghostscript stops with "Error: /invalidfileaccess in --.outputpage--" In case of common printer problems like being out of paper, a warning describing the reason is printed to stdout. The driver tries access again each five seconds. Due to a problem with the device driver (in the kernel) the reason for printer failure isn't always reported correctly to the program. This is the case, for instance, if you open the top cover (error E5 on the printer's display). Look at the display on the printer itself if a "Printer problem with unknown reason" is reported. Fatal errors cause the print job to be terminated. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apple dot matrix printer This section was contributed by Mark Wedel . The Apple Dot Matrix Printer (DMP) was a parallel predecessor to the Imagewriter printer. As far as I know, Imagewriter commands are a superset of the Dot Matrix printer's, so the driver should generate output that can be printed on Imagewriters. To print images, the driver sets the printer for unidirectional printing and 15 characters per inch (cpi), or 120dpi. It sets the line feed to 1/9 inch. When finished, it sets the printer to bidirectional printing, 1/8-inch line feeds, and 12 cpi. There appears to be no way to reset the printer to initial values. This code does not set for 8-bit characters (which is required). It also assumes that carriage return-newline is needed, and not just carriage return. These are all switch settings on the DMP, and I have configured them for 8-bit data and carriage return exclusively. Ensure that the Unix printer daemon handles 8-bit (binary) data properly; in my SunOS 4.1.1 printcap file the string "ms=pass8,-opost" works fine for this. Finally, you can search devdemp.c for "Init" and "Reset" to find the strings that initialize the printer and reset things when finished, and change them to meet your needs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 1996, 2000 Aladdin Enterprises. All rights reserved. This file is part of AFPL Ghostscript. See the Aladdin Free Public License (the "License") for full details of the terms of using, copying, modifying, and redistributing AFPL Ghostscript. Ghostscript version 6.50, 2 December 2000 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/devices-7.000000644000175000017500000047300407266273476020046 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/devices-7.00,v 1.1 2001/04/15 10:26:06 andreas Exp $ Details of Ghostscript output devices Table of contents   + Notes on measurements   + MS Windows printers   + File formats   o JPEG file format (JFIF)   o TIFF file formats   + HP Deskjet official drivers   + H-P 8xx, 1100, and 1600 color inkjet printers   o Drivers contained in gdevcd8.c   o Further documentation   + H-P 812, 815, 832, 880, 882, 895, and 970 color inkjet printers   o Drivers contained in gdevcd8.c   o Further documentation   + Other H-P color inkjet printers   o Drivers contained in gdevcdj.c   o Default paper size   o Deskjet physical limits   o Printer properties (command-line parameters)   # Bits per pixel   # Deskjet properties   # Paintjet XL300 / Paintjet XL properties   o Gamma correction   o HP's resolution-enhanced mode for Inkjet printers   o General tips   + Canon BJC-8200 printer   + Other Canon BubbleJet (BJC) printers   o History   o Configuring and building the BJC drivers   # Modify values in gdevbjc.h   # CMYK-to-RGB color conversion   # Vertical centering of the printable area   # Page margins   # Makefile and compilation   o Use of the drivers   # Supported Options and Defaults   # Device information   # Hardware margins   # PostScript printer description (PPD) files   # Customizing the PPD files   o How to report problems   o Acknowledgements   + Epson Stylus color printer (see also uniprint)   o Usage   o Options   o Application note and FAQ   # Support for A3 paper   # Margins, PageSize   # Stylus Color II / IIs and 1500   o Recommendations   # Color dithering experiments with gdevstc 1.21   o Color transformation   o ColorAdjustMatrix   o RGB / CMYK coding and transfer, and BitsPerPixel   o What is weaving?   o Print mode parameters   # Unidirectional   # Microweave, noWeave and OutputCode=deltarow   # Model   o Bugs and pitfalls   o Tests   # The various OutputCodes   # Printing time related to other options   o Acknowledgments   + uniprint, a flexible unified printer driver   o The state of this driver   o Notes on uniprint's background   o Godzilla's guide to the creation of Unified Printer Parameter (.upp ) files   o All parameters in brief   o Uniprint's Roll of Honor   o Uniprint weaving parameters howto   o Extension to uniprint for the Epson Stylus Color 300   + Sun SPARCprinter   o Installation   o Problems   + Apple dot matrix printer For other information, see the Ghostscript overview. You may also be interested in how to build Ghostscript and install it, as well as the description of the driver interface. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes on measurements Several different important kinds of measures appear throughout this document: inches, centimeters and millimeters, points, and bits per pixel. Inches 1 inch equals 2.54 centimeters. The inch measure is sometimes represented by "in" or a quotation mark (") to the right of a measure, like 8.5in or 8.5"". Dots per inch, "dpi", are the common measure of printing resolution for dot-matrix, laser, and ink-jet printers. U.S. "letter" paper is exactly 8.5in×11in, approximately 21.6cm×27.9cm. (See in the usage documentation all the paper sizes predefined in Ghostscript.) Centimeters and millimeters ISO standard paper sizes such as A4 and A3 are commonly represented in the SI units of centimeters and millimeters. Centimeters are abbreviated "cm", millimeters "mm". ISO A4 paper is quite close to 21.0×29.7 centimeters (approximately 8.3×11.7 inches). Points Points are a measure traditionally used in the printing trade and now in PostScript, which specifies exactly 72 points per inch (approximately 28.35 per centimeter). The paper sizes known to Ghostscript are defined in the initialization file gs_statd.ps in terms of points. Bits per pixel Commonly abbreviated "bpp". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MS Windows printers This section was written by Russell Lang, the author of Ghostscript's MS Windows-specific printer driver, and updated by Pierre Arnaud, the current maintainer. The mswinpr2 device uses MS Windows printer drivers, and thus should work with any printer with device-independent bitmap (DIB) raster capabilities. The printer resolution cannot be selected directly using PostScript commands from Ghostscript: use the printer setup in the Control Panel instead. It is however possible to specify a maximum resolution for the printed document (see below). If no Windows printer name is specified in -sOutputFile, Ghostscript prompts for a Windows printer using the standard Print Setup dialog box. You must set the orientation to Portrait and the page size to that expected by Ghostscript; otherwise the image will be clipped. Ghostscript sets the physical device size to that of the Windows printer driver, but it does not update the PostScript clipping path. If a Windows printer name is specified in -sOutputFile using the format "\\ spool\printer_name", for instance gs ... -sOutputFile="\\spool\Apple LaserWriter II NT" then Ghostscript attempts to open the Windows printer without prompting (except, of course, if the printer is connected to FILE:). Ghostscript attempts to set the Windows printer page size and orientation to match that expected by Ghostscript, but doesn't always succeed. It uses this algorithm: 1. If the requested page size matches one of the Windows standard page sizes + /- 2mm, request that standard size. 2. Otherwise if the requested page size matches one of the Windows standard page sizes in landscape mode, ask for that standard size in landscape. 3. Otherwise ask for the page size by specifying only its dimensions. 4. Merge the requests above with the defaults. If the printer driver ignores the requested paper size, no error is generated: it will print on the wrong paper size. 5. Open the Windows printer with the merged orientation and size. The Ghostscript physical device size is updated to match the Windows printer physical device. Supported command-line parameters The mswinpr2 device supports a limited number of command-line parameters (e.g. it does not support setting the printer resolution). The recognized parameters are the following: -sDEVICE=mswinpr2 Selects the MS Windows printer device. If Ghostscript was not compiled with this device as the default output device, you have to specify it on the command line. -dNoCancel Hides the progress dialog, which shows the percent of the document page already processed and also provides a cancel button. This option is useful if GS is intended to print pages in the background, without any user intervention. -sOutputFile="\\spool\printer_name" Specifies which printer should be used. The printer_name should be typed exactly as it appears in the Printers control panel, including spaces. Supported options (device properties) Several extra options exist which cannot be set through the command-line, but only by executing the appropriate PostScript setup code. These options can be set through the inclusion of a setup file on the command-line: gs ... setup.ps ... The setup.ps file is responsible for the device selection, therefore you should not specify the -sDEVICE=mswinpr2 option on the command-line if you are using such a setup file. Here is an example of such a setup file: mark /NoCancel true % don't show the cancel dialog /BitsPerPixel 4 % force 4 bits/pixel /UserSettings << /DocumentName (Ghostscript document) % name for the Windows spooler /MaxResolution 360 % maximum document resolution >> (mswinpr2) finddevice % select the Windows device driver putdeviceprops setdevice This example disables the progress dialog (same as the -dNoCancel option), forces a 4 bits/pixel output resolution and specifies additional user settings, such as the document name (which will be displayed by the Windows spooler for the queued document) and the maximum resolution (here 360 dpi). It then finds and selects an instance of the MS Windows device printer and activates it. This will show the standard printer dialog, since no /OutputFile property was specified. The following options are available: /NoCancel boolean Disables (hides) the progress dialog when set to true or show the progress dialog if not set or set to false. /OutputFile string Specifies which printer should be used. The string should be of the form \\spool\printer_name, where the printer_name should be typed exactly as it appears in the Printers control panel, including spaces. /QueryUser integer Shows the standard printer dialog (1 or any other value), shows the printer setup dialog (2) or selects the default Windows printer without any user interaction (3). /BitsPerPixel integer Sets the device depth to the specified bits per pixel. Currently supported values are 1 (monochrome), 4 (CMYK with screening handled by Ghostscript) and 24 (True Color, dithering handled by the Windows printer driver; this option can produce huge print jobs). /UserSettings dict Sets additional options, defined in a dictionary. The following properties can be set: /DocumentName string Defines the user friendly document name which will be displayed by the Windows spooler. /DocumentRange [n1 n2] Defines the range of pages contained in the document. This information can be used by the printer dialog, in conjunction with the following property. /SelectedRange [n1 n2] Defines the selected range of pages. This information will be displayed in the printer dialog and will be updated after the user interaction. A PostScript program could check these values and print only the selected page range. /MaxResolution dpi Specifies the maximum tolerated output resolution. If the selected printer has a higher resolution than dpi, then Ghostscript will render the document with a submultiple of the printer resolution. For example, if MaxResolution is set to 360 and the output printer supports up to 1200 dpi, then Ghostscript renders the document with an internal resolution of 1200/4=300 dpi. This can be very useful to reduce the memory requirements when printing in True Color on some high resolution ink-jet color printers. These properties can be queried through the currentpagedevice operator. The following PostScript code snippet shows how to do it for some of the properties: currentpagedevice /BitsPerPixel get == % displays the selected depth currentpagedevice /UserSettings get % get the additional options.. /us exch def % ..and assign them to a variable us /DocumentName get == % displays the document name us /SelectedRange get == % displays the selected page range % other misc. informations (don't rely on them) us /Color get == % 1 => monochrome output, 2 => color output us /PrintCopies get == % displays the number of copies requested There are a few undocumented informations stored in the UserSettings dictionary. You should not rely on them. Their use is still experimental and they could be removed in a future version. Duplex printing If the Windows printer supports the duplex printing feature, then it will also be available through the mswinpr2 device. You can query for this support through the /Duplex propery of the currentpagedevice. If it returns null, then the feature is not supported by the selected printer. Otherwise, true means that the printer is currently set up to print on both faces of the paper and false that it is not, but that it can. The following example shows how to print on both faces of the paper (using the long side of the paper as the reference): << /Duplex true /Tumble false >> setpagedevice ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- File formats JPEG file format (JFIF) Ghostscript includes output drivers that can produce Independent JPEG Group JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) files from PostScript images. Please note that JPEG is a compression method specifically intended for continuous-tone images such as photographs, not for graphics, and it is therefore quite unsuitable for the vast majority of page images produced with PostScript, which should be saved in a form better for graphics, such as Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format. If you get crummy-looking JPEG files, don't blame Ghostscript; instead consult a reference about uses and abuses of JPEG, such as the JPEG FAQ http://www.faqs.org/faqs/jpeg-faq/ You can use the JPEG output drivers -- jpeg to produce color JPEG files and jpeggray for grayscale JPEGs -- the same as other file-format drivers: by specifying the device name and an output file name, for example gs -sDEVICE=jpeg -sOutputFile=foo.jpg foo.ps You can also use the -r switch to specify the imaging resolution and thus the output file's size in pixels. The default resolution is normally 72×72dpi. The JPEG devices support several special parameters to control the JPEG "quality setting" (DCT quantization level). -dJPEGQ=N (integer from 0 to 100, default 75) Set the quality level N according to the widely used IJG quality scale, which balances the extent of compression against the fidelity of the image when reconstituted. Lower values drop more information from the image to achieve higher compression, and therefore have lower quality when reconstituted. -dQFactor=M (float from 0.0 to 1.0) Adobe's QFactor quality scale, which you may use in place of JPEGQ above. The QFactor scale is used by PostScript's DCTEncode filter but is nearly unheard-of elsewhere. At this writing the default JPEG quality level of 75 is equivalent to -dQFactor =0.5, but the JPEG default might change in the future. The JPEG drivers could be extended to support additional JPEG compression options, such as the other DCTEncode filter parameters, but so far they haven't been. TIFF file formats There are two unrelated sets of TIFF drivers. There are two color TIFF drivers that produce uncompressed output: tiff12nc Produces 12-bit RGB output (4 bits per component). tiff24nc Produces 24-bit RGB output (8 bits per component). The remaining TIFF drivers all produce black-and-white output with different compression modes: tiffcrle G3 fax encoding with no EOLs tiffg3 G3 fax encoding with EOLs tiffg32d 2-D G3 fax encoding tiffg4 G4 fax encoding tifflzw LZW-compatible (tag = 5) compression tiffpack PackBits (tag = 32773) compression The black-and-white TIFF drivers support creation of files that are comprised of more than a single strip. Multi-strip files reduce the memory requirement on the reader, since readers need only store and process one strip at a time. These drivers provide two parameters beyond the standard set: -dMaxStripSize=N (non-negative integer; default = 0) Set the maximum (uncompressed) size of a strip. -dAdjustWidth=true|false (Boolean; default = true) If true, then if the requested page width is close to either A4 (1728 columns) or B4 (2048 columns), set the page width to A4 or B4 respectively. The TIFF 6.0 specification, Section 7, page 27, recommends that the size of each strip be about 8 Kbytes. As an example, to generate the 'tiger' in tiffg4 format that has the recommended strip size, use: gs -sDEVICE=tiffg4 -sOutputFile=tiger.tif -dMaxStripSize=8192 examples/tiger.ps If the value of the MaxStripSize parameter is smaller than a single image row, then no error will be generated, and the TIFF file will be generated correctly using one row per strip. Note that smaller strip sizes increase the size of the file by increasing the size of the StripOffsets and StripByteCounts tables, and by reducing the effectiveness of the compression which must start over for each strip. If the value of MaxStripSize is 0 (the default), then the entire image will be a single strip. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HP Deskjet official drivers HP provides official drivers for many of their Deskjet printer models. In order to use these drivers, you will need the HP Inkjet Server as well as Ghostscript, available from http://hpinkjet.sourceforge.net. This version of Ghostscript includes the patch from version 0.94 of the hpijs software. If you are installing hpijs from an RPM, you will only need the hpijs RPM, not the ghostscript-hpijs one, as the code needed to work with hpijs is already included. As of the 0.94 version, hpijs supports the following printer models: e-Series: e-20 DeskJet 600C Series: 600C, 660C, 670/672C, 670TV, 680/682C DeskJet 600C Series Photo: 610/612C, 640/648C, 690/692/693/694/695/697C DeskJet 630C Series: 630/632C DeskJet 800C Series: 810/812C, 830/832C, 840/842/843C, 880/882C, 895C DeskJet 900C Series: 930/932C, 950/952C, 970C DeskJet 990C You will need to add the following line to your makefile: DEVICE_DEVS2=DJ630.dev DJ6xx.dev DJ6xxP.dev DJ8xx.dev DJ9xx.dev DJ9xxVIP.dev AP21xx.dev Please see http://hpinkjet.sourceforge.net for more information about this driver. Thanks to the folks at HP, especially David Suffield for making this driver available and working to integrate it with Ghostscript. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H-P 8xx, 1100, and 1600 color inkjet printers This section, written by Uli Wortmann , deals with the DeskJet 670, 690, 850, 855, 870, 890, 1100, and 1600. Drivers contained in gdevcd8.c The source module gdevcd8.c contains four generic drivers: cdj670      HP DeskJet 670 and 690 cdj850   HP DeskJet 850, 855, 870, and 1100 cdj890   HP DeskJet 890 cdj1600   HP DeskJet 1600 Further documentation Credits: Much of the driver is based on ideas derived from the cdj550 driver of George Cameron. The support for the hp670, hp690, hp890 and hp1600 was added by Martin Gerbershagen. 11.11.96     Version       1.0 25.08.97   Version   Resolved all but one of the known bugs, introduced 1.2 a couple of perfomance improvements. Complete new color-transfer-function handling (see gamma). 01.06.98   Version   Due to the most welcome contribution of Martin 1.3 Gerbershagen (ger@ulm.temic.de), support for the hp670, hp690 and hp890 and hp1600 has been added. Martin has also resolved all known bugs.         Problems:Dark colors are still pale. The hp690 is supported through the hp670 device, the hp855, hp870 and the hp1100 through the hp850 device. The driver needs no longer special switches to be invoked except -sDEVICE=cdj850, -sDEVICE=CDJ890, -sDEVICE=CDJ670, or -sDevice=CDJ1600. The following switches are supported. -dPapertype=     0     plain paper [default]   1   bond paper   2   special paper   3   glossy film   4   transparency film       Currently the lookup tables are unsuited for printing on special paper or transparencies. For these please revert to the gamma functions. -dQuality=   -1   draft   0   normal [default]   1   presentation -dRetStatus=   0   C-RET off   1   C-RET on [default] -dMasterGamma   3.0   [default = 1.0] = Note: To take advantage of the calibrated color-transfer functions, be sure not to have any gamma statements left! If you need to (i.e., for overhead transparencies), you still can use the gamma functions, but they will override the built-in calibration. To use gamma in the traditional way, set MasterGamma to any value greater than 1.0 and less than 10.0. To adjust individual gamma values, you have to additionally set MasterGamma to a value greater than 1.0 and less than 10.0. With the next release, gamma functions will be dropped. When using the driver, be aware that printing at 600dpi involves processing large amounts of data (> 188MB !). Therefore the driver is not what you would expect to be a fast driver ;-) This is no problem when printing a full-sized color page (because printing itself is slow), but it's really annoying if you print only text pages. Maybe I can optimize the code for text-only pages in a later release. Right now, it is recommended to use the highest possible optimisation level your compiler offers. For the time being, use the cdj550 device with -sBitsPerPixel=3 for fast proof prints. If you simply want to print 600dpi BW data, use the cdj550 device with -sBitsPerPixel=8 (or 1). Since the printer itself is slow, it may help to set the process priority of the gs process to "regular" or even less. On a 486/100MHz this is still sufficient to maintain a continuous data flow. Note to OS/2 users: simply put the gs window into the background or minimize it. Also make sure that print01.sys is invoked without the /irq switch (great speed improvement under Warp4). The printer default settings compensate for dot-gain by a calibrated color-transfer function. If this appears to be too light for your business graphs, or for overhead transparencies, feel free to set -dMasterGamma=1.7. Furthermore, you may tweak the gamma values independently by setting -dGammaValC, -dGammaValM, -dGammaValY or -dGammaValK (if not set, the values default to MasterGamma). This will only work when -dMasterGamma is set to a value greater than 1.0. Further information, bugs, tips etc, can be found at my website. To learn more about gamma, see ftp://ftp.igd.fhg.de/pub/doc/colour/GammaFAQ.pdf. Depending on how you transfer the files, under UNIX you may need to remove the CRs of the CR-LF sequence used for end-of-line on DOS-based (MS Windows-based) systems. You can do this in unpacking the files with unzip -a hp850.zip. To compile with gs5.x or later, simply add to your makefile DEVICE_DEVS4=cdj850.dev cdj670.dev cdj890.dev cdj1600.dev Have fun! Uli http://www.erdw.ethz.ch/~bonk/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H-P 812, 815, 832, 880, 882, 895, and 970 color inkjet printers This section, written by Matthew Gelhaus , deals with the DeskJet 812, 815, 832, 880, 882, 895, and 970. This is a modified version of the HP8xx driver written by Uli Wortmann. More information and download are available at http://www.gelhaus.net/hp880c/. Drivers contained in gdevcd8.c The source module gdevcd8.c contains one generic driver: cdj880      HP DeskJet 812, 815, 832, 880, 882, 895, and 970 Further documentation Credits: This driver is based on the cdj850 driver by Uli Wortmann, and shares the same internal structure, although the PCL3+ interpretation has changed. 15.03.99     Version     Initial version, based on Version 1.3 of Uli 1.3 Wortmann's driver. 26.02.00   Version   Greatly improved color handling & dithering, but 1.4beta not yet complete enough to use for text. All printers are supported through the cdj880 device. Invoke with -sDEVICE= cdj880. The following switches are supported. -dPapertype=     0     plain paper [default]   1   bond paper   2   special paper   3   glossy film   4   transparency film       Currently the lookup tables are unsuited for printing on special paper or transparencies. For these please revert to the gamma functions. -dQuality=   -1   draft   0   normal [default]   1   presentation -dMasterGamma   3.0   [default = 1.0] = The printer default settings compensate for dot-gain by a pre-defined color-transfer function. If this appears to be too light for your business graphs, or for overhead transparencies, feel free to set -dMasterGamma=1.7. Furthermore, you may tweak the gamma values independently by setting -dGammaValC, -dGammaValM, -dGammaValY or -dGammaValK (if not set, the values default to MasterGamma). This will only work when -dMasterGamma is set to a value greater than 1.0. Further information, bugs, tips etc, can be found at my website. To compile with gs6.x or later, simply add to your makefile DEVICE_DEVS4=$(DD)cdj880.dev Matthew Gelhaus http://www.gelhaus.net/hp880c/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H-P color inkjet printers This section, written by George Cameron, deals with the DeskJet 500C, DeskJet 550C, PaintJet, PaintJet XL, PaintJet XL300, the DEC LJ250 operating in PaintJet-compatible mode. Drivers contained in gdevcdj.c The source module gdevcdj.c contains six generic drivers: cdj500      HP DeskJet 500C and 540C cdj550   HP DeskJet 550C, 560C, 660C, 660Cse pjxl300   HP PaintJet XL300, DeskJet 1200C, and CopyJet pjtest   HP PaintJet pjxltest   HP PaintJet XL declj250   DEC LJ250 All these drivers have 8-bit (monochrome), 16-bit and 24-bit (colour) and for the DJ 550C, 32-bit (colour, CMYK mode) options in addition to standard colour and mono drivers. It is also possible to set various printer-specific parameters from the command line, for example gs -sDEVICE=cDeskJet -dBitsPerPixel=16 -dDepletion=1 -dShingling=2 tiger.ps Note: the old names cDeskJet, cdjcolor and cdjmono drivers have been retained; however, their functionality duplicates that available using the drivers above (and cDeskJet is identical to cdj500). That is, we can use gs -sDEVICE=cdj500 -dBitsPerPixel=24     for cdjcolor, and gs -sDEVICE=cdj500 -dBitsPerPixel=1   for cdjmono Default paper size If the preprocessor symbol A4 is defined, the default paper size is ISO A4; otherwise it is U.S. letter size (see about paper sizes in the usage documentation). You can specify other paper sizes on the command line, including A3 for the PaintJet XL and PaintJet XL300, as also explained in the usage documentation. DeskJet physical limits The DeskJet's maximum printing width is 2400 dots, or 8 inches (20.32cm). The printer manuals say that the maximum recommended printing height on the page is 10.3 inches (26.16cm), but since this is obviously not true for A4 paper, and I have been unable to detect any problems in printing longer page lengths, this would seem to be a rather artificial restriction. All DeskJets have 0.5 inches (1.27cm) of unprintable bottom margin, due to the mechanical arrangement used to grab the paper. Side margins are approximately 0.25 inches (0.64cm) for U.S. letter paper, and 0.15 inches (0.38cm) for A4. Printer properties (command-line parameters) Several printer "properties" have been implemented for these printers. Those available so far are all integer quantities, and thus may be specified, for instance, like gs -dBitsPerPixel=32 -dShingling=1 ... which sets the BitsPerPixel parameter to 32 and the Shingling parameter to 1. Bits per pixel If the preprocessor symbol BITSPERPIXEL is defined as an integer (see below for the range of allowable values), that number defines the default bits per pixel (bit depth) for the generic drivers. If the symbol is undefined, the default is 24 bits per pixel. It is, of course, still possible to specify the value from the command line as described below. Note also that the cDeskJet, cdjcolor and cdjmono drivers are unaffected by setting this symbol, as their default settings are predefined to be 1, 3 and 24 respectively. All of the drivers in gdevcdj.c accept a command line option to set the BitsPerPixel property. This gives considerable flexibility in choosing various tradeoffs among speed, quality, colour, etc. The valid numbers are: 1 A standard Ghostscript monochrome driver, using black ink (by installing the separate mono cartridge in the case of the DeskJet 500C, or automatically for the other printers). 3 A standard Ghostscript colour driver, using internal dithering. This is fast to compute and to print, but the clustered dithering can lose some detail and colour fidelity. 8 An "error-diffusion" monochrome driver which uses Floyd-Steinberg dithering to print greyscale images. The patterns are much more randomised than with the normal clustered dithering, but the data files can be much larger and somewhat slower to print. 16 A "cheaper" version of the 24-bit driver, which generates Floyd-Steinberg colour dithered output using the minimum memory (this may be helpful when using Ghostscript has not been compiled using a 16-bit build environment). The quality can be almost as good as the 24-bit version. 24 A high-quality colour driver using Floyd-Steinberg dithering for maximum detail and colour range. However, it is very memory-intensive, and thus can be slow to compute. It tends to produce rather larger raw data files, so they can also take longer to print. 32 Only for the DeskJet 550C, which uses the black cartridge and the colour cartridge simultaneously (that is, CMYK printing). This printer can both be faster and give higher quality than the DeskJet 500C, because of the true black ink. (Note that the 24-bit mode also permits CMYK printing on this printer, and uses less memory. Any differences between 24-bit and 32-bit should be small.) DeskJet properties Name      Type        --------------------------------------------------------------------------- BlackCorrect   int   Colour correction to give better blacks when using the DJ500C in colour mode. For example, the default of 4 reduces the cyan component to 4/5. Range accepted: 0 - 9 (0 = none). Shingling   int   Interlaced, multi-pass printing: 0 = none, 1 = 50%, 2 = 25%, 2 is best and slowest. Depletion   int   "Intelligent" dot-removal: 0 = none, 1 = 25%, 2 = 50%, 1 best for graphics? Use 0 for transparencies. PaintJet XL300 / PaintJet XL properties Name      Type      --------------------------------------------------------------------------- PrintQuality   int   Mechanical print quality: -1 = fast, 0 = normal, 1 = presentation. Fast mode reduces ink usage and uses single-pass operation for some media types. Presentation uses more ink and the maximum number of passes, giving slowest printing for highest quality RenderType   int   0 driver does dithering 1 snap to primaries 2 snap black to white, others to black 3 ordered dither 4 error diffusion 5 monochrome ordered dither 6 monochrome error diffusion 7 cluster ordered dither 8 monochrome cluster ordered dither 9 user-defined dither (not supported) 10 monochrome user-defined dither ns. The PaintJet (non-XL) has no additional properties. Gamma correction One consequence of using Floyd-Steinberg dithering rather than Ghostscript's default clustered ordered dither is that it is much more obvious that the ink dots are rather larger on the page than their nominal 1/180-inch or 1/300-inch size (clustering the dots tends to minimise this effect). Thus it is often the case that the printed result is rather too dark. A simple empirical correction for this may be achieved by preceding the actual PostScript file to be printed by a short file which effectively sets the gamma for the device, such as gs ... gamma.ps colorpic.ps -c quit where gamma.ps is %! /.fixtransfer { currentcolortransfer 4 { mark exch dup type dup /arraytype eq exch /packedarraytype eq or 1 index xcheck and { /exec load } if 0.333 /exp load ] cvx 4 1 roll } repeat setcolortransfer } bind odef .fixtransfer /setpagedevice { setpagedevice .fixtransfer } bind odef This does the gamma correction after whatever correction the device might be doing already. To do the correction before the current correction, %! /.fixtransfer { currentcolortransfer 4 { mark 0.333 /exp load 4 -1 roll dup type dup /arraytype eq exch /packedarraytype eq or 1 index xcheck and { /exec load } if ] cvx 4 1 roll } repeat setcolortransfer } bind odef .fixtransfer /setpagedevice { setpagedevice .fixtransfer } bind odef This example sets the gamma for R, G, and B to 3, which seems to work reasonably well in practice. HP's resolution-enhanced mode for Inkjet printers This feature is available on HP's more recent inkjet printers, including the DeskJet 520 (mono), 540 (mono or colour) and 560C (mono and colour). The colour and monochrome drivers for the HP DeskJet 550c are (probably) the best you will get for use with Ghostscript, for the following reasons. These printers do not offer true 600×300dpi resolution. Those that print in colour are strictly 300×300dpi in colour mode, while in mono mode there is a pseudo 600×300dpi mode with the restriction that you can't print two adjacent dots. In effect what you have is 600dpi dot positioning, but on average you don't get more dots per line. This provides the possibility, for instance, to have sharper character outlines, because you can place dots on the edges nearer to their ideal positions. This is why it is worth doing. However, HP will not support user-level programming of this resolution-enhanced mode, one reason being that (I understand) all the dot spacing has to be done by the driver, and if you get it wrong, you can actually damage the print head. To summarise, you may lose a smidgin of (potential) text clarity using the 550c drivers (cdj550, cdjcolor, cdjmono etc.), but other than that, they are the ones for the job. General tips For all the printers above, the choice of paper is critically important to the final results. The printer manuals suggest type of paper, but in general, smoother, less fibrous types give better results. In particular, the special ink-jet paper can make a big difference: colours are brighter, but most importantly, there is almost no colour bleed, even with adjacent areas of very heavy inking. Similarly the special coated transparencies also work well (and ordinary transparencies do not work at all!). The Unix procedure unix-lpr.sh provides one example of setting up a multi-option colour PostScript lpr queue on Unix systems, and includes the ability to choose a range of different colour options and printer accounting and error logging. Caveat emptor! It is not always easy for me to test all of these drivers, as the only colour printer I have here is the DeskJet 500C. I rely on others to test drivers for the additional machines and report their findings back to me. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Canon BJC-8200 printer This section was contributed by the author of the uniprint configuration files for the Canon BJC-8200, Stephan C. Buchert . These files also handle the Japanese Canon F850 printer. Warning: Usage of this program is neither supported nor endorsed by the Canon corporation. Please see the Ghostscript license regarding warranty. Introduction The Canon Bubble Jet printer BJC-8200 is designed for printing digital photos and halftone images. Software drivers for Windows 95-2000 and Mac are usually included and can be downloaded from the Canon web sites like http:// consumer.usa.canon.com/bjc/bjc8200/ for the US market. If these drivers cannot be used for some reason, then at present Ghostscript is probably the alternative giving the best results. The BJC-8200 has features not found among the specs of earlier bubble jet models (except the even more advanced BJC-8500) and is advertised to offer: 1. microfine droplet technology; 2. support for printing on a new type of paper, Photo Paper Pro; 3. a printhead capable of printing up to 1200 DpI; 4. individual ink tanks for 6 colors; 5. an internal status monitor reporting low ink back to a driver; 6. an optional color scanner cartridge for up to 600 DpI resolution. Access to features 5 and 6 requires use of the original Canon drivers for the foreseeable future. This README is about getting the printer features 1-3 working with Ghostscript. No (re)compilation of Ghostscript is normally required. Ghostscript comes with a relatively highly configurable driver, called uniprint , for printers which understand raster images in various propriety formats. Most options for this driver are usually organized into files having the suffix ".upp." Ghostscript versions >= 5.10 (or even earlier) include such uniprint control files for the Canon BJC-610. They work also well for some other Canon Bubble Jet models, for example for my BJC-35vII. But when using them for a BJC-8200 the result is unsatisfactory. The uniprint control files for the BJC-8200 After some experimenting with the options for uniprint I have obtained quite satisfactory prints with my printer(*). This distribution includes six new uniprint control files:   * bj8pp12f.upp   * bj8hg12f.upp   * bj8gc12f.upp   * bj8oh06n.upp   * bj8ts06n.upp   * bj8pa06n.upp They are included in Ghostscript >=6.21. For older versions you can put them anywhere in the Ghostscript search path (type "gs -h" to see the path), but should perhaps add the files to the directory with the other *.upp files. This is "/usr/share/ghostscript/gs6.01/lib" in my RedHat 6.1 Linux box with Aladdin Ghostscript 6.01. Here is an explanation of my file name convention: the prefix "bj8" should perhaps be used for the Canon BJC-8200 and compatible (like the Japanese F850 and perhaps the non-Japanese BJC-8500) models. The next two letters indicate the print media:   * pp "Photo Paper Pro"   * hg "High Gloss Photo Film"   * gc "Glossy Photo Cards"   * oh "OHP transparencies"   * ts "T-shirt transfer"   * pa "Plain Paper" The numbers at positions 6 and 7 indicate the resolution   * 12 1200x1200 DpIxDpI   * 06 600x600 DpIxDpI The last letter stands for a quality factor that effects also the print speed (presumably related to the number of passes that the printhead makes).   * f highest quality   * n normal quality Printing a postcard size (~10x15 cm^2) image at 1200x1200 DpI^2 takes about 3 minutes. The output of Ghostscript is then typically 4-5 MByte. The bootleneck seems to be the transfer of the raster image in run-length encoded Canon format to the printer (via the parallel port on my system) or the printer's speed, not Ghostscript or the uniprint renderer. Further Optimization for the Canon BJC-8200 So far I have only experimented with the printer initialization code at the beginning of each page (-dupBeginPageCommand) and the resolution (-r). Other options, particularly the transfer arrays (-dupBlackTransfer, -dupCyanTransfer, -dupMagentaTransfer, -dupYellowTransfer) and the margins (-dupMargins) were simply copied from the files for the BJC-610, but they may need to be changed for optimized performance. Here is information useful for changing or adding uniprint control files for the BJC-8200: In "-dupBeginPageCommand=..." use the line 1b28 64 0400 04b0 04b0 for 1200x1200 resolution, and 1b28 64 0400 0258 0258 for 600x600. The "-r" option in the control file must of course match this line. Other resolutions might work as well, but I didn't try. Crucial are the numbers in the lines like 1b28 63 0300 3005 04 ^ ^ Plain Paper 0 4 Highest quality OHP transparency 2 . T-shirt transfer 3 . Glossy Photo Film 5 . High Gloss Paper 6 0 Lowest quality Photo Paper Pro 9 Outlook Presently uniprint can use the black (K), cyan (C), magenta (M), and yellow (Y) colors in the BJC-8200. The unused colors are photo (or light) cyan (c) and magenta (m). Also the Canon driver seems to use only CMYK, for example when printing on Photo Paper Pro in "Camera" or "SuperPhoto" mode. These modes supposedly produce prints of the best quality that the Canon driver can offer. Other modes of Canon driver do use up to all six color cartridges (CMYKcm). Therefore expanding uniprint's capabilities for six colors would be interesting, but it may not increase the output quality of 6-color printers such as the BJC-8200 drastically. More control files for uniprint could be added in order to offer more versatility for controlling the BJC-8200 within a Ghostscript installation. The number of possible combinations for media type, resolution and print quality factor is very large, many combinations would not make much sense, many might be used here and there, but relatively rarely. The user would have to remember a name for each combination that is used. A better way would be to let the user patch optionally a user owned or system wide uniprint control file before each print via some print tool. This is similar to the approach taken by Canon with their driver for Windows. Similarly a uniprint tool could also incorporate other functions such as printing test and demo pages and the low ink warning once the protocol for this is known. Clearly it would be difficult to code such a uniprint tool for all the platforms where Ghostscript is running. Usage on RedHat Linux In order to install a BJC-8200 printer on a RedHat Linux system with RedHat's printtool, you need also to insert with a text editor the contents of the file bj8.rpd into the RedHat printer database /usr/lib/rhs/rhs-printfilters/ printerdb. Insert it most appropriately after the section StartEntry: U_CanonBJC610 . . . EndEntry < --- insert here "bj8.rpd" from this distribution: < --- StartEntry: U_CanonBJC8200 . . . Contacting the Author E-mail address: Footnotes: (*) Actually I have a F850, not a BJC-8200. That model is sold for the Japanese market only. The specs and also the external look are the same as those of the BJC-8200 models for the American and European markets. I expect that the raster image mode which is used exclusively by Ghostscript is entirely compatible for both models. Stephan C. Buchert ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Canon BubbleJet (BJC) printers This section was contributed by the author of the drivers, Yves Arrouye (< yves.arrouye@usa.net>, but please do not send questions to him: he no longer maintains these drivers.) The drivers handle Canon BJC-600, BJC-4xxx, BJC-70, Stylewriter 2x00, and BJC-800 printers. History The BJC-600 driver was written in the first place by Yoshio Kuniyoshi and later modified by Yves Arrouye. We tried to make it evolve synchronously, though Yoshio cannot be reached since a long time ago. The drivers are based on code for the HP printers by George Cameron (in fact, they are in the same file!), so he's the first person to thank. The 2.00 version of the drivers was a complete rewrite of the driver (arguments, optimization, colour handling, in short: everything!) by Yves Arrouye. That release was also the first one to be able to use the full width of an A3 paper size. PostScript Printer Description (PPD) files for the drivers were released with version 2.15. They are incomplete, but they can be used to drive the printers' main features. Configuring and building the BJC drivers Modify values in gdevbjc.h Configure the drivers by modifying the default values in the file gdevbjc.h or on the compilation line. If you don't do that, the drivers use reasonable defaults that make them work "as expected". All default values shown here are defined in that file. CMYK-to-RGB color conversion By default, the drivers use the same algorithm as Ghostscript to convert CMYK colors to RGB. If you prefer to use Adobe formulas, define USE_ADOBE_CMYK_RGB when compiling. (See the top of the file gdevcdj.c to see the difference between the two.) Vertical centering of the printable area The drivers center the imageable area horizontally but not vertically, so that what can be printed does use the most of the output media. If you define BJC_DEFAULT_CENTEREDAREA when compiling, then the top and bottom margins will be the same, resulting in a (smaller) vertically centered imageable area also. Page margins If you define USE_RECOMMENDED_MARGINS, then the top and bottom margins will be the same (that is, BJC_DEFAULT_CENTEREDAREA will be defined for you) and the margins will be the 12.4mm recommended by Canon. Since margins are complicated (because one must rely on the mechanical precision of the printer), the drivers do something about the bottom margin: by default the bottom margin is 9.54mm for the BJC-600 driver and 7mm for the BJC-800. If you define USE_TIGHT_MARGINS , then the bottom margin is 7mm for both drivers (but I never managed to get my own BJC-600 to print a line on this low bound, hence the larger default). Regardless of the presence of this definition, USE_FIXED_MARGINS will not allow the BJC-800 to use the lower 7mm bottom margin, so if you have a problem with the bottom margin on a BJC-800, just define that (without defining USE_TIGHT_MARGINS, of course). A quick way to be sure the margins you selected is to print a file whose contents are: %! clippath stroke showpage If the margins are okay, you will get a rectangle visibly surrounding the printable area. If they're not correct, one or more of the sides will be either incomplete or completely unprinted. Makefile and compilation Make sure the bjc600 or bjc800 devices are in DEVICE_DEVS in the makefile; that is, look in the makefile for your platform and add them if necessary -- they may already be there. As of Ghostscript 5.10, for instance, one makefile has DEVICE_DEVS6=bj10e.dev bj200.dev bjc600.dev bjc800.dev Use of the drivers There are two drivers here. The "bjc600" one supports the BJC-600 and BJC-4xxx (maybe the BJC-70 as well) and the "bjc800" one supports the BJC-800 series. Remarks here that apply to both drivers use the name "bjc". Supported Options and Defaults Note: "options", "properties", and "parameters" designate the same thing: device parameters that you can change. Giving an option an incorrect value causes an error. Unless stated otherwise, this error will be a rangecheckerror. Options may be set from the Ghostscript command line (using the -d and -s switches or other predetermined switches if they have an effect on the driver) or using the PostScript Level 2 setpagedevice operator if Ghostscript has been compiled with the level2 or level3 device (which it should ;-)). There are no special-purpose operators such as one was able to find in Level 1 printers. The bjc uses 24 bits per pixel by default (unless you change the value of BJC_BITSPERPIXEL), corresponding to CMYK printing. Supported modes are 1 bpp and 4 bpp (gray levels), 8 bpp, 16 bpp, 24 bpp and 32 bpp (colours). Colours are preferably stored in the CMYK model (which means, for example, that with 16 bpp there are only 16 different shades of each color) but it is possible to store them as RGB color for some depths. Some modes do Floyd-Steinberg dithering and some don't, but use the default Ghostscript halftoning (in fact, when halftoning is used, dithering takes also place but because of the low point density it is usually not efficient, and thus invisible). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descriptions of printing modes by bpp and Colors --------------------------------------------------------------------------- bpp     Colors     Mode --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32   4   CMYK colour printing, Floyd-Steinberg dithering 24   4   The same. (But each primary colour is stored on 6 bits instead of 8.) 24   3   RGB colour printing, Floyd-Steinberg dithering. This mode does not use the black cartridge (that's why it exists, for when you don't want to use it ;-)). Each primary colour is stored in 8 bits as in the 32/4 mode, but black generation and under-color removal are done on the driver side and not by Ghostscript, so you have no control over it. (This mode is no longer supported in this driver.) 16   4   CMYK colour printing, halftoned by Ghostscript. F-S dithering is still visible here (but the halftone patterns are visible too!). 8   4   The same. (But each primary colour is stored in 2 bits instead of 4.) 8   3   RGB colour printing. This mode is not intended for use. What I mean is that it should be used only if you want to use custom halftone screens and the halftoning is broken using the 8/4 mode (some versions of Ghostscript have this problem). 8   1   Gray-level printing, Floyd-Steinberg dithering 1   1   Gray-level printing halftoned by Ghostscript These modes are selected using the BitsPerPixel and Colors integer options (either from the command line or in a PostScript program using setpagedevice). See below. A note about darkness of what is printed: Canon printers do print dark, really. And the Floyd-Steinberg dithering may eventually darken your image too. So you may need to apply gamma correction by calling Ghostscript as in gs -sDEVICE=bjc600 gamma.ps myfile.ps where gamma.ps changes the gamma correction (here to 3 for all colors); 0.45 gives me good results, but your mileage may vary. The bigger the value the lighter the output: { 0.45 exp } dup dup currenttransfer setcolortransfer The drivers support printing at 90dpi, 180dpi and 360dpi. Horizontal and vertical resolutions must be the same or a limitcheck error will happen. A rangecheck will happen too if the resolution is not 90 ×2^N. If the driver is compiled with -DBJC_STRICT a rangecheck also happens if the resolution is not one of those supported. This is not the case, as we expect that there may be a 720dpi bjc some day. Here are the various options supported by the bjc drivers, along with their types, supported values, effects, and usage: BitsPerPixel (int) Choose the depth of the page. Valid values are 1, 8, 16, 24 (the default) and 32. Note that when this is set for the first time, the Colors property is automatically adjusted unless it is also specified. The table here shows the corresponding color models and the rendering method visible: "GS" for Ghostscript halftoning and "F-S" for Floyd-Steinberg dithering. When both are present it means that the dithering of halftones is visible. Default choices are indicated by asterisk "*". --------------------------------------------------------- Valid Colors values for allowed BitsPerPixel values --------------------------------------------------------- bpp      Colors             Color model      Dithering --------------------------------------------------------- 32   4       CMYK   F-S 24   4   *   CMYK   F-S     3       RGB   F-S 16   4       CMYK   GS, F-S 8   4   *   CMYK   GS     3       RGB   GS     1       K (CMYK)   F-S 1   1   *   K (CMYK)   GS Also note that automagical change of one parameter depending on the other one does not work in a setpagedevice call. This means that if you want to change BitsPerPixel to a value whose valid Colors values do not include the actual Colors value, you must change Colors too. Colors (int) Choose the number of color components from among 1, 3 and 4 (the default). This setting cannot be used in a PostScript program, only on Ghostscript's command line. See ProcessColorModel below for what to use to change the number of colors with PostScript code. Note that setting this property does limit the choices of BitsPerPixel. As for the previous property, its first setting may induce a setting of the "other value" (BitsPerPixel here). The table here indicates valid combinations with "V", default values with asterisk "*". ----------------------------------------------- Valid BitsPerPixel values for allowed Colors values -----------------------------------------------         BitsPerPixel OK values ------------------------ Colors    Type    32    24    16    8    1 ----------------------------------------------- 4   CMYK   V   *   V   V     3   RGB       *       V     1   K               V   * Also note that automagical change of one parameter depending on the other one does not work in a setpagedevice call. This means that if you want to change Colors to a value whose valid BitsPerPixel values don't include the actual BitsPerPixel value, you must change BitsPerPixel too. ProcessColorModel (symbol) A symbol taken from /DeviceGray, /DeviceRGB or /DeviceCMYK which can be used to select 1, 3 or 4 colors respectively. Note that this parameter takes precedence over Colors, and that both affect the same variable of the driver. (See Colors above for values combined with BitsPerPixel.) HWResolution (floats array) An array of two floats giving the horizontal and vertical resolution in dots per inch from among 90, 180 and 360 (the default). Both values must be the same. On the Ghostscript command line, the resolution may be changed with the -r switch. ManualFeed (bool) Indicate that the sheets won't be fed automatically by the printer, false by default. (Not meaningful on the BJC-600, I fear.) MediaType (string) The media to print on, chosen from among "PlainPaper", "CoatedPaper", " TransparencyFilm", "Envelope", "Card" and "Other". Default is "PlainPaper". For "Envelope", "Card" or "Other" the driver puts the printer into thick mode automatically regardless of the actual media weight. MediaWeight (int or null) The weight of the media in grams per square meter. Null (the default) indicates that the weight is of no importance. If the specified media weight is greater than 105 (that is, the value of the compilation default BJC???_MEDIAWEIGHT_THICKLIMIT) then the printer will be set to use thick paper. PrintQuality (string) The quality of printing. Value    bjc600    bjc800      --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Low       X   Has the effect of making only two printing passes instead of four, so should be twice the speed; known as "CN" (Color Normal) mode Draft   X   X   Unlights the "HQ" light on a BJC-600 Normal   X   X   Default for both drivers; lights the "HQ" light on a BJC-600 High   X   X   Means 200% black and 100% CMY; lights the "Bk+" light on a BJC-600 DitheringType (string) Dithering algorithm from between "Floyd-Steinberg" and "None". "None" is the default for 1/1 print mode, "Floyd-Steinberg" for other modes. At the moment this parameter is read-only, though no error is generated if one tries to change it. This parameter is not of much value at the moment and is here mainly to reserve the name for future addition of dithering algorithms. PrintColors (int) Mask for printing color. If 0, use black for any color; otherwise the value must be the sum of any of 1 (cyan), 2 (magenta), 4 (yellow) and 8 (black), indicating which colors will be used for printing. When printing colour, only colours specified will be printed (this means that some planes will be missing if a color's value above is omitted). When printing grays, black is used if it is present in the PrintColors; otherwise, the image is printed by superimposing each requested color. MonochromePrint (bool) For bjc600 only, false by default. Substitute black for Cyan, Magenta and Yellow when printing -- useful, for example, to get some monochrome output of a dithered printing This is a hardware mechanism as opposed to the previous software one. I think that using this or setting PrintColors to 0 will give the same results. Note that the MediaType and ThickMedia options will be replaced by the use of the device InputAttributes and OutputAttributes as soon as possible. Please note too that the print mode may be reset at the start of printing, not at the end. This is the expected behaviour. If you need to reset the printer to its default state, simply print a file that does just a showpage. Device information Here is other information published by the driver that you will find in the deviceinfo dictionary. OutputFaceUp (bool) This has the boolean value true, indicating that the sheets are stacked face up. Version (float) In the form M.mmpp, where M is the major version, mm the bjc driver's minor version, and pp the specific driver minor version (that is, M.mm will always be the same for the bjc600 and bjc800 drivers). VersionString (string) A string showing the driver version and other indications. At the moment, things like "a" or "b" may follow the version to indicate alpha or beta versions. The date of the last change to this version is given in the form MM/DD/YY (no, it won't adapt to your locale). Hardware margins The BJC printers have top and bottom hardware margins of 3mm and 7.1mm respectively (Canon says 7mm, but this is unusable because of the rounding of paper sizes to PostScript points). The left margin is 3.4mm for A4 and smaller paper sizes, 6.4mm for U.S. paper sizes, envelopes and cards. It is 4.0mm for A3 paper on the BJC-800. The maximum printing width of a BJC-600 printer is 203mm. The maximum printing width of a BJC-800 printer is 289mm on A3 paper, 203mm on U.S. letter and ISO A4 paper. PostScript printer description (PPD) files The files CBJC600.PPD and CBJC800.PPD (whose long names are, respectively, Canon_BubbleJetColor_600.ppd and Canon_BubbleJetColor_800.ppd) are PPD files to drive the features of the bjc600 and bjc800 drivers. They can be used, for example, on NextStep systems (presumably on OpenStep systems too) and on Unix systems with Adobe's TranScript and pslpr (not tested). The files are not complete at the moment. Please note that NextStep's printing interface does not correctly enforce constraints specified in these files (in UIConstraints descriptions): you must force yourself to use valid combinations of options. Customizing the PPD files By default the PPD files are set for U.S. letter size paper, and they use a normalized transfer function. If you choose to use A4 printing by default, you must replace "Letter" with "A4" in these (noncontiguous) lines:      [...] *DefaultPageSize: Letter      [...] *DefaultRegion: Letter      [...] *DefaultImageableArea: Letter      [...] Some versions of Ghostscript have problems with normalized colors, which makes them add magenta in gray levels. If you experience this problem, in the PPD file replace the line *DefaultTransfer: Normalized with the alternate line *DefaultTransfer: Null The "thick media" option is implemented by choosing a value of 120 or 80 (for thick and thin media respectively) for the MediaWeight feature of the drivers. If you ever change the threshold for thick media in the driver code, you may need to change the values in the PPD files too. All customization should be done using the "*Include:" feature of PPD files so that your local changes will be retained if you update the PPD files. How to report problems Yves Arrouye no longer maintains this driver, and will not answer questions about it. If you are posting a question about it in a public form, please be as descriptive as possible, and please send information that can be used to reproduce the problem. Don't forget to say which driver you use, and in what version. Version information can be found in the source code of the driver or by issuing the following command in a shell: echo "currentpagedevice /VersionString get ==" | gs -q -sDEVICE=bjc600 - Acknowledgements I am particularly grateful to Yoshio Kuniyoshi without whom I'd never make these drivers, and also to L. Peter Deutsch, who answered all my (often silly) questions about Ghostscript's driver interface. Thanks also to the people who volunteered to beta-test the v2.x BJC drivers: David Gaudine , Robert M. Kenney , James McPherson and Ian Thurlbeck (listed alphabetically) were particularly helpful by discovering bugs and helping find out exact paper margins on printers I don't have access to. And many thanks to Klaus-Gunther Hess for looking at the dithering code and devising a good CMYK dithering algorithm for the Epson Stylus Color, which I then adapted to the code of these drivers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Epson Stylus color printer (see also uniprint) This section was contributed by Gunther Hess , who also wrote uniprint, a later set of drivers. You should probably see the section on uniprint for whether it might be better for your uses than this driver. Usage This driver is selected with "-sDEVICE=stcolor", producing output for an Epson Stylus Color at 360dpi resolution by default. But it can do much more with this printer, and with significantly better quality, than with the default mode; and it can also produce code for monochrome versions of the printer. This can be achieved via either command-line options or Ghostscript input. For convenience a PostScript file is supplied for use as an initial input file. Try the following command: gs -sDEVICE=stcolor -r{Xdpi}x{Ydpi} stcolor.ps {YourFile.ps} where {Xdpi} is one of 180, 360, or 720 and {Ydpi} is one of 90, 180, 360, or 720. The result should be significantly better. You may use stcolor.ps with other devices too, but I do not recommend this, since it does nothing then. stcolor.ps should be available with binary distributions and should reside in the same directory as other Ghostscript initialization files or in the same directory as the files to be printed. Thus if Ghostscript is part of your printer-spooler, you can insert (stcolor.ps) findlibfile { pop run } if pop in files you want to use the improved algorithms. You may want to adapt stcolor.ps file to your specific needs. The methods and options for this are described here, but this description is restricted to Ghostscript options, while their manipulation at the PostScript level is documented in the material on the relationship of Ghostscript and PostScript and in stcolor.ps. Options Now to explain the options (as written on my UNIX system). The order is somehow related to their use during the printing process: -dUnidirectional Force unidirectional printing, recommended for transparencies -dMicroweave Enable the printer's "microweave" feature; see "What is weaving?" below. -dnoWeave Disable any Weaving (overrides -dMicroweave) -dSoftweave Enable the driver's internal weaving. Note that Softweave works only with the original Stylus Color and the PRO-Series. -sDithering={name} Select another dithering algorithm (name) from among gscmyk      fast color output, CMYK process color model (default) gsmono   fast monochrome output gsrgb   fast color output, RGB process color model fsmono   Floyd-Steinberg, monochrome fsrgb   Floyd-Steinberg, RGB process color model (almost identical to the cdj550/bjc algorithm) fsx4   Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK process color model (shares code with fsmono and fsrgb, but is algorithmically really bad) fscmyk   Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK process color model and proper modifications for CMYK hscmyk   modified Floyd-Steinberg with CMYK model ("hs" stands for "hess" not for "high speed", but the major difference from fscmyk is speed) fs2   algorithm by Steven Singer (RGB) should be identical to escp2cfs2. -dBitsPerPixel={1...32} number of bits used for pixel storage; the larger the value, the better the quality -- at least in theory. In fsrgb one can gain some speed by restricting to 24 bits rather than the default 30. -dFlag0 causes some algorithms to select a uniform initialisation rather than a set of random values. May yield a sharper image impression at the cost of dithering artifacts. (Applies to hscmyk and all fs modes, except for fs2, which always uses a constant initialization.) -dFlag1 ... -dFlag4 Available for future algorithms. -dColorAdjustMatrix='{three, nine, or sixteen floating-point values}' This is a matrix to adjust the colors. Values should be between -1.0 and 1.0, and the number of values depends on the color model the selected algorithm uses. In RGB and CMYK modes a matrix with 1.0 on the diagonal produces no transformation. This feature is really required, but I could not identify a similar feature at the language level, so I implemented it, but I don't know reasonable values yet. -dCtransfer='{float float ...}' or -dMtransfer=..., -dY..., -dK... or -dRtransfer='{float float ...}' or -dG..., -dB... or -dKtransfer='{float float ...}' Which you use depends on the algorithm, which may be either either CMYK, RGB or monochrome. The values are arrays of floats in the range from 0 to 1.0, representing the visible color intensity for the device. One may achieve similar effects with setcolortransfer at the language level, but this takes more time and the underlying code for the driver-specific parameters is still required. The size of the arrays is arbitrary and the defaults are "{0.0 1.0}", which is a linear characteristic. Most of the code in stcolor.ps are better transfer arrays. -dKcoding='{float...}' -dC..., -dM... etc. Arrays between 0.0 and 1.0, controlling the internal coding of the color values. Clever use of these arrays may yield further enhancements, but I have no experience yet. (To be discontinued with version 2.x.) -sModel=st800 Causes output to be suitable for the monochrome Stylus 800 (no weaving, no color). -sOutputCode={name} Can be either "plain", "runlength" or "deltarow" and changes the ESC/P2 coding technique used by the driver. The default is to use runlength encoding. "plain" selects uncompressed encoding and generates enormous amounts of data. -descp_Band=1/8/15/24 Number of nozzles of scanlines used in printing, Useful only with -dnoWeave . Larger Values yield smaller code, but this doesn't increase the printing speed. -descp_Width=N Number of pixels Printed in each scan Line. (Useful only when tuning margins; see below) -descp_Height=pixels Length of the entire page in pixels. (Parameter of "ESC(C" in default initialization.) -descp_Top=scan lines Top margin in scan lines. (First parameter of "ESC(c" in default initialization.) -descp_Bottom=scan lines Bottom margin in scan lines. (Second parameter of "ESC(c" in default initialization.) -sescp_Init="string" Override for the initialization sequence. (Must set graphics mode 1 and units.) -sescp_Release="string" Overrides the release sequence, "ESC @ FF" by default. ESC/P2 allows any resolutions to be valid in theory, but only -r360x360 (the default) and -r720x720 (not on STC-IIs ? and st800) are known to work with most printers. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Valid option combinations Stylus I & Pro-Series only --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resolution      escp_Band      Weave usable      escp_Band & number of passes --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 180x90   15   noWeave     180x180   1 , 8, 24   noWeave, Microweave   15/2 SoftWeave 180x360           15/4 SoftWeave 180x720           15/8 SoftWeave 360x90   15   noWeave     360x180   1, 8, 24   noWeave, Microweave   15/2 SoftWeave 360x360   1, 8, 24   noWeave, Microweave   15/4 SoftWeave 360x720           15/8 SoftWeave 720x90   15   noWeave     720x180           15/2 SoftWeave 720x360           15/4 SoftWeave 720x720   1   noWeave, Microweave   15/8 SoftWeave Beware: there are only few validity checks for parameters. A good example is escp_Band: if you set this, the driver uses your value even if the value is not supported by the printer. You asked for it and you got it! Application note and FAQ Quite a bunch of parameters. Hopefully you never need any of them, besides feeding stcolor.ps to Ghostscript in front of your input. After answering some questions over fifty times I prepared a FAQ. Here is version 1.3 of the FAQ, as of stcolor version 1.20 (for Ghostscript 3.50). Support for A3 paper Yes, this driver supports the A3-size printer: merely set the required pagesize and margins. A simple way to do this is to specify the command-line switch " -sPAPERSIZE=a3" or include the procedure call "a3" in the PostScript prolog section. To optimize the printable area or set the proper margins, see the next paragraph. Margins, PageSize I refuse to add code to stcolor that tries to guess the proper margins or page size, because I found that such guessing is usually wrong and needs correction in either the source or the parameters. You can modify stcolor.ps to do that, however. After the line mark % prepare stack for "putdeviceprops" insert these lines, which define page size and margins in points: /.HWMargins [9.0 39.96 12.6 9.0] % Left, bottom, right, top (1/72") /PageSize [597.6 842.4] % Paper, including margins (1/72") /Margins [ % neg. Offset to Left/Top in Pixels 4 index 0 get STCold /HWResolution get 0 get mul 72 div neg 5 index 3 get STCold /HWResolution get 1 get mul 72 div neg ] Feel free to change the values of .HWMargins and PageSize to match your needs; the values given are the defaults when the driver is compiled with "-DA4". This option or its omission may cause trouble: the Stylus Color can print up to exactly 8 inches (2880 pixels) at 360dpi. The remaining paper is the margin, where the left margin varies only slightly with the paper size, while the right margin is significantly increased for wider paper, such as U.S. letter size. Note that if you are using an ISO paper size with a version of stcolor after 1.20 and compiled without "-DA4", then the default margin is too large, and you need to add the proper ".HWMargins" to the command line or to stcolor.ps. Stylus Color II / IIs and 1500 First the good news: the driver can print on the Stylus Color II. Now the bad news:   * According to Epson support the driver "abuses" the color capabilities. (See "Future Plans" for details.)   * You need some parameters on the command line (or in stcolor.ps).   * I doubted that it would be usable with the Stylus Color IIs, but it is usable and suffers from mixing problems! To make things work, you MUST disable the driver's internal weaving (Softweave ), in one of these two ways: gs -dMicroweave ... gs -dnoWeave -descp_Band=1 ... Version 1.90, current as of Ghostscript 5.10, fixes this bug by new default behaviour. I experienced significantly increased printing speed with the second variant on the old Stylus Color, when printing mostly monochrome data. Recommendations The next section is a contribution from Jason Patterson < jason@reflections.com.au> who evaluated a previous version (1.17). Ghostscript was invoked as follows: gs -sDEVICE=stcolor -r720x720 -sDithering=... -sOutputFile=escp.out stcolor.ps whatsoever.ps where "..." is the name of the desired algorithm. stcolor.ps was omitted for the gs-algorithms (gsmono, gsrgb and gscmyk), for which it is useless and would not allow the selection of "gscmyk". Color dithering experiments with gdevstc 1.21 Here are data about the EPSON Stylus Color driver's different dithering methods, based on a little experiment using four good quality scanned images of quite varied nature, to begin with, a summary of the results of the four experiments. Sanity note: the results here are from only four images and a total of 24 printouts (eight on 720dpi paper, sixteen on plain paper). Your results will almost certainly vary, and your standards might not be the same as mine, so use these results only as a guide, not as a formal evaluation. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quality of output by method ---------------------------------------------------------------------------    --------------------------------------------------------------------------- gsmono      Pretty much what you'd expect from a mono ordered pattern. Looks like what a lot of mono laser printers produce. fsmono   Excellent for monochrome. gscmyk   Not very good, but expected from an ordered pattern. gsrgb   A little better than gscmyk. More consistent looking. fs2   Good, but not quite as good as fsrgb. Gets the brightness wrong: too light at 720dpi, too dark at 360dpi. fsrgb   Very good, but a little too dark and has a slight blue tint. hscmyk   Excellent. Slightly better than fsrgb and fs2. Better than fscmyk on some images, almost the same on most. fscmyk   Best. Very, very slightly better than hscmyk. On some images nearly as good as the EPSON demos done with the MS Windows driver. -------------------------------------------- Overall visual quality (1-10), best to worst -------------------------------------------- Monochrome      fsmono    ******************   gsmono   **********       0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -------------------------------------------- Colour   fscmyk   *******************   hscmyk   *******************   fsrgb   ******************   fs2   *****************   gsrgb   **********   gscmyk   *********       0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Color transformation In the initial version of the driver distributed with Ghostscript 3.33, the parameter "SpotSize" was the only way to manipulate the colors at the driver level. According to the parameters enumerated above, this has changed significantly with version 1.16 and above as a result an ongoing discussion about dithering algorithms and "false color" on the Epson Stylus Color. This initiated the transformation of the stcolor driver into a framework for different dithering algorithms, providing a generalized interface to the internal Ghostscript color models and the other data structures related to Ghostscript drivers. The main thing such a framework should be able to do is to deliver the values the dithering algorithm needs; and since this directly influences the optical image impression, this transformation should be adjustable without the need for recompilation and relinking. In general the process can be described as follows: ColorAdjustMatrix Coding   Transfer   | Ghostscript | => | Ghostscript | => | Dithering data | color raster |   |   | 1/2/4/8/16/ |   |   | 32-bit | 1/3/4 16-bit |   | 1/3/4 values |   | (arbitrary | values type) Due to the limitations on raster storage, information is lost in the first transformation step, except for the 16-bit monochrome mode. So any color adjustment should take place before this step and this is where the optional ColorAdjustMatrix works. The first transformation step, called "coding", is controlled by the ?coding arrays. The decoding process expands the range of values expontentially to a larger range than that provided by the initial Ghostscript color model, and is therefore a reasonable place to make device- or algorithm-specific adjustments. This is where the ?transfer arrays are used. Array access might be not the fastest method, but its generality is superior, so this step is always based upon internally algorithm-specific array access. If 8 bits are stored per color component and if the algorithm uses bytes too, the second transformation is included within the first, which saves significant computation time when printing the data. ColorAdjustMatrix The driver supports different values for ProcessColorModel, which raises the need for different color adjustments. Here "CAM" stands for "ColorAdjustMatrix ". DeviceGray (three floats) if ((r == g) && (g == b)) K' = 1.0 - R; else K' = 1.0 - CAM[0] * R + CAM[1] * G + CAM[2] * B; According to the documentation on drivers, the latter (the "else" clause) should never happen. DeviceRGB (nine floats) if((r == g) && (g == b)) R' = B' = G' = R; else R' = CAM[0]*R + CAM[1]*G + CAM[2]*B; G' = CAM[3]*R + CAM[4]*G + CAM[5]*B; B' = CAM[6]*R + CAM[7]*G + CAM[8]*B; The printer always uses four inks, so a special treatment of black is provided. Algorithms may take special action if R, G, and B are all equal. DeviceCMYK (sixteen floats) if((c == m) && (m == y)) K' = max(C,K); C' = M' = Y' = 0; else K = min(C,M,Y); if((K > 0) && ColorAdjustMatrix_present) { => UCR C -= K; M -= K; Y -= K; } C' = CAM[ 0]*C + CAM[ 1]*M + CAM[ 2]*Y + CAM[ 3]*K; M' = CAM[ 4]*C + CAM[ 5]*M + CAM[ 6]*Y + CAM[ 7]*K; Y' = CAM[ 8]*C + CAM[ 9]*M + CAM[10]*Y + CAM[11]*K; K' = CAM[12]*C + CAM[13]*M + CAM[14]*Y + CAM[15]*K; Again we have a special black treatment. "max(C,K)" was introduced because of a slight misbehaviour of Ghostscript, which delivers black under certain circumstances as (1,1,1,0). Normally, when no special black separation and undercolor removal procedures are defined at the PostScript level, either (C,M,Y,0) or (0,0,0,K) values are mapped. This would make the extended ColorAdjustMatrix quite tedious, and so during mapping, black separation is done for (C,M,Y,0) requests; and if there is a ColorAdjustMatrix, undercolor removal is used too. In other words the default matrix is: 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 and it is applied to CMYK values with separated and removed black. Raising the CMY coefficients while lowering the K coefficients reduces black and intensifies color. But be careful, because even small deviations from the default cause drastic changes. If no ColorAdjustMatrix is set, the matrix computations are skipped. Thus the transformation reduces to range inversion in monochrome mode and black separation in CMYK mode. RGB / CMYK coding and transfer, and BitsPerPixel These two (groups of) parameters are arrays of floating-point numbers in the range 0.0 to 1.0. They control the truncation to the desired number of bits stored in raster memory (BitsPerPixel) and the ink density. The "truncation" may become a nonlinear function if any of the ?coding arrays is set. Assume the following Ghostscript invocation: gs -sDEVICE=stcolor -sDithering=fscmyk -dBitsPerPixel=16 \ -dKcoding='{ 0.0 0.09 0.9 1.0 }' \ -dMcoding='{ 0.0 0.09 0.9 1.0 }' \ -dKtransfer='{ 0.0 0.09 0.9 1.0 }' \ -dYtransfer='{ 0.0 0.09 0.9 1.0 }' We may have either or both of ?coding and ?transfer, giving four possible combinations. (These four combinations appear in the given example.) The resulting mapping appears in the following tables, where except for the internal Indices (4 components × 4 bits = 16 BitsPerPixel), all values are normalized to the range 0 to 1. The actual range is 0 to 65535 for the Ghostscript color and 0 to 16777215 for the ink values delivered to the fscmyk algorithm. Sorry for the bunch of numbers following, but you may try this example in conjunction with stcinfo.ps, which should give you a graphical printout of the following numbers when you issue a showpage command.     Cyan   Magenta ----------------------------- ----------------------------- CI/15   gs_color_values   CI   Ink   gs_color_values   CI   Ink --------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.000   0.000 - 0.062   0   0.000   -0.123 - 0.123   0   0.000 0.067   0.063 - 0.125   1   0.067   0.123 - 0.299   1   0.247 0.133   0.125 - 0.187   2   0.133   0.299 - 0.365   2   0.351 0.200   0.188 - 0.250   3   0.200   0.365 - 0.392   3   0.379 0.267   0.250 - 0.312   4   0.267   0.392 - 0.420   4   0.406 0.333   0.313 - 0.375   5   0.333   0.420 - 0.447   5   0.433 0.400   0.375 - 0.437   6   0.400   0.447 - 0.475   6   0.461 0.467   0.438 - 0.500   7   0.467   0.475 - 0.502   7   0.488 0.533   0.500 - 0.562   8   0.533   0.502 - 0.529   8   0.516 0.600   0.563 - 0.625   9   0.600   0.529 - 0.557   9   0.543 0.667   0.625 - 0.687   10   0.667   0.557 - 0.584   10   0.571 0.733   0.688 - 0.750   11   0.733   0.584 - 0.612   11   0.598 0.800   0.750 - 0.812   12   0.800   0.612 - 0.639   12   0.626 0.867   0.813 - 0.875   13   0.867   0.639 - 0.715   13   0.653 0.933   0.875 - 0.937   14   0.933   0.715 - 0.889   14   0.778 1.000   0.938 - 1.000   15   1.000   0.889 - 1.111   15   1.000 The difference between cyan and magenta is the presence of a coding array. The coding process must map a range of color values to each of the sixteen component indices. If no coding array is given, this is accomplished by dividing by 4096, equivalent to a right shift by 12 bits. The final ink density resides in the given interval and moves from the left to the right side from 0 to 15. For magenta there is a coding array and the ink value matches the center of the intervals. But the distribution of the mapped intervals follows the given coding array and is nonlinear in the linear color space of Ghostscript. Now let us take a look at the case with transfer arrays:     Yellow   Black ----------------------------- ----------------------------- CI/15   gs_color_values   CI   Ink   gs_color_values   CI   Ink --------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.000   0.000 - 0.062   0   0.000   -0.123 - 0.123   0   0.000 0.067   0.063 - 0.125   1   0.018   0.123 - 0.299   1   0.067 0.133   0.125 - 0.187   2   0.036   0.299 - 0.365   2   0.133 0.200   0.188 - 0.250   3   0.054   0.365 - 0.392   3   0.200 0.267   0.250 - 0.312   4   0.072   0.392 - 0.420   4   0.267 0.333   0.313 - 0.375   5   0.090   0.420 - 0.447   5   0.333 0.400   0.375 - 0.437   6   0.252   0.447 - 0.475   6   0.400 0.467   0.438 - 0.500   7   0.414   0.475 - 0.502   7   0.467 0.533   0.500 - 0.562   8   0.576   0.502 - 0.529   8   0.533 0.600   0.563 - 0.625   9   0.738   0.529 - 0.557   9   0.600 0.667   0.625 - 0.687   10   0.900   0.557 - 0.584   10   0.667 0.733   0.688 - 0.750   11   0.920   0.584 - 0.612   11   0.733 0.800   0.750 - 0.812   12   0.940   0.612 - 0.639   12   0.800 0.867   0.813 - 0.875   13   0.960   0.639 - 0.715   13   0.867 0.933   0.875 - 0.937   14   0.980   0.715 - 0.889   14   0.933 1.000   0.938 - 1.000   15   1.000   0.889 - 1.111   15   1.000 Yellow uses a transfer array. There is no linear correspondence between the color and the ink values: this correspondence is defined through the given array. In other words, the transfer arrays define a nonlinear ink characteristic, which is exactly the same functionality that PostScript's " (color)transfer" function provides. While for yellow the intervals match the intervals used with cyan, for black the intervals match the magenta intervals. But watch the correspondence between the CI/15 values and the ink density for black: this is a linear distribution in the ink domain. Not a bad idea, I think. Consider the fs2 algorithm: it uses values in the range 0 to 255. If any transfer array were alone, some of the 256 possible values would never be used and others would be used for adjacent intervals several times. Establishing an identical coding array solves this problem, so the full potential of the algorithm is used. Another useful feature of the coding arrays is that they are internally normalized to the range 0-1. In 720x720dpi mode the transfer arrays in stcolor.ps limit the dot density to about 50%, so these arrays end at 0.5 (and begin at 0.5 for RGB). Because of automatic normalization, these arrays can also be used as coding arrays. But of course in the fs2 case mentioned above, values from 0 to 127 will never be delivered to the algorithm, while values 128-255 are delivered for adjacent intervals. To clarify the intended use of the three parameters (parameter groups), keep this in mind:   + ColorAdjustMatrix is never used when transferring gray values. This restricts it to what the name says: adjustment of colors, that is, correction for miscolored ink. Do not use it for saturation or brightness control.   + ?transfer arrays control the values delivered to the driver, which in turn controls the ink quantity. Use these arrays to control saturation and brightness. In general these arrays are identical for all inks. If they differ they provide a simpler scheme for color correction, which is not necessarily faster than the ColorAdjustMatrix.   + ?coding arrays control the color value intervals mapped to the internal color indices. What is weaving? The Epson Stylus Color has a head assembly that contains two physically identifiable heads, one for black and one for cyan, magenta, and yellow (CMY). This makes four "logical" heads, one for each color component. Each of these four heads has several jets at some vertical (Y) distance from one another, so several horizontal lines can be printed of a given color during one pass of the heads. From experience I think there are fifteen jets per color, spaced at 1/ 90in. So the question arises of how to print at a Y resolution of 360dpi with 90dpi jets. Simply by division one gets 360dpi/90dpi = 4, which tells us that 4 passes of the head assembly are needed to achieve a Y resolution of 360dpi. Weaving is the method of how the fifteen jets are used to print adjacent horizontal rows separated here by 1/360 inch: ----------------------------------------------------------------- Print-head jets used with and without weaving -----------------------------------------------------------------     Weaving      noWeave ------------------------- -------------------------   Pass 1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4 Row 0   jet   --   --   --   jet   --   --   -- 0 0 1   --   jet   --   --   --   jet   --   -- 1 0 2   --   --   jet   --   --   --   jet   -- 2 0 3   --   --   --   jet   --   --   --   jet 3 0 4   jet   --   --   --   jet   --   --   -- 1 1 5   --   jet   --   --   --   jet   --   -- 2 1 6   --   --   jet   --   --   --   jet   -- 3 1 ... Now let's assume that the dot diameter is different for each individual jet, but the average among the jets matches the desired resolution. With weaving, adjacent rows are printed by different jets, thus some averaging takes place. Without weaving, adjacent rows are printed by the same jet and this makes the dot diameter deviations visible as 1/90in stripes on the paper. Print mode parameters The parameters "Unidirectional", "Microweave", "noWeave", "OutputCode", "Model" and the given resolution control the data generated for the printer. Unidirectional Simply toggles the unidirectional mode of the printer. Setting "Unidirectional" definitely slows printing speed, but may improve the quality. I use this for printing transparencies, where fast head movement could smear the ink. Microweave, noWeave and OutputCode=deltarow The first are two booleans, which implies that four combinations are possible. Actually only three exist (if you don't count for deltarow): Softweave, Microweave, and noWeave. The first and second are functionally identical, the difference being whether the driver or the printer does the job. In the default Softweave mode the driver sends the data properly arranged to the printer, while in Microweave mode, it is the printer that arranges the data. But in general the host processor is much faster than the printer's processor, and thus it is faster for the host do the job. In addition to that, for 720dpi eight passes are required, and the amount of buffer space needed to buffer the data for the passes is far beyond the printer's memory. Softweave requires an odd value of "escp_Band"; the Stylus Color provides fifteen for that. "OutputCode" controls the encoding used. In the basic modes, the choice consists of "plain" and "runlength". The computation of runlength-encoded data does not take much time, less than the data tranfer to the printer; thus this is the recommended mode, and of course the default. With the Stylus Color, Epson introduced some new encoding principles, namely "tiff" and "deltarow". While the first was omitted from this driver for lack of apparent advantages, " deltarow" is available as an option. "Softweave" cannot be used with this encoding, so if OutputCode=deltarow is set, Microweave becomes the default. Maybe that the size of the ESC/P2 code becomes smaller, but I have never observed faster printing speed. Things tend to become slower with deltarow compared to Softweave. Model Some ESC/P2 printers such as the Stylus 800 do not offer Microweave or the commands required to do Softweave. Setting Model just changes the defaults and omits some parts of the initialization sequence which are not compatible with the given printer model. Currently only "st800" is supported besides the default stcolor. Bugs and pitfalls   * The given ?coding and ?transfer arrays should be strictly monotonic.   * It is impossible to change WHITE: that's your paper. Thus RGB transfer should end at 1.0 and CMYK transfer should start at 0.0.   * Usually 8 bits per component yields fastest operation.   * The ColorAdjustMatrix is not used in the reverse transformation used when Ghostscript does the dithering (gs* modes). Expect funny results.   * If BitsPerPixel is less than 6, the entire coding and transfer process does not work. This is always true for the gs* modes and becomes true for the other modes if BitsPerPixel is forced to low values.   * 720×720dpi printing should never select the gs* modes and should always use stcolor.ps. (I prefer 360×720.) Tests This section gives an overview of performance in terms of processing and printing times, from tests run after version 1.13. Printing was done offline (simply copying a processed file to the printer) to measure real printing speed without regard to speed of processing on the host, since at high resolutions, processing time is the same order of magnitude and thus may become the limiting factor. The various OutputCodes I ran several files though Ghostscript and recorded the size of the resulting print code, the processing time, and the printing time, at least for some of the files, always using these options: gs -sDEVICE=stcolor -sPAPERSIZE=a4 stcolor.ps - < file.ps (Actually "-sPAPERSIZE=a4" is in my gs_init.ps since I'm a germ.) "deltarow" is the new encoding principle ("ESC . 3 10 10 1") with Microweave on. It is activated with "-sOutputCode=deltarow". "Softweave" actually means that nothing else was used: it is the default, and implies that odd v=40/h=10/m=15 mode ("ESC . 1 40 10 15"). "Microweave" means "-dMicroweave", equivalent to "ESC . 1 10 10 1", with full skip optimization and microweave activated. Finally I wanted to see the plain Kathy Ireland, and used "-sOutputCode=plain", which just replaces runlength encoding (RLE) by no encoding, thus using " ESC . 0 40 10 15". [So sorry ;-) Kathy was still dressed in blue in front of the blue sea on a blue air cushion -- nice to see but hard to dither.] So here are the results. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- File sizes and printing speeds with various weaving methods --------------------------------------------------------------------------     golfer.ps   colorcir.ps   drawing.ps   brief.ps -------------------------------------------------------------------------- deltarow   572751/   643374/   90142/46.180u/   178563/49.350u/ 48.180u 41.690u 1:50 2:22 Softweave   559593/   669966/   296168/48.160u/   269808/43.320u/ 46.810u 44.960u 1:30 1:55 Microweave   590999/   754276/   338885/47.060u/   282314/44.690u/ 56.060u 42.890u 1:50 2:22 ------------------------------------- Kathy Ireland -------------------------------------     kathy.ps ------------------------------------- deltarow   3975334/111.940u/5:35 Softweave   3897112/101.940u/3:10 Microweave   4062829/100.990u/3:15 plain/soft   5072255/104.390u/3:05 It may be that I've not chosen the optimal deltarow code, but even if it saves at lot of bytes, printing-speed is not increased. At least the printer prefers plain Kathy. In other words, sending 1 Megabyte or 20% more data has no impact on printing speed. drawing.ps is an exception to this rule: plain prints slower than RLE. "Unclever" coding -- especially with deltarow -- can significantly slow down printing. But even if very significant advantages in the size of the code are achieved, "deltarow" is not competitive. colorcir.ps shows savings with deltarow, but printing is a mess. Printing time related to other options Full page halftone images printed, unless otherwise noted. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Printing time related to other options --------------------------------------------------------------------------- dpi   Print mode   Size   Time   Comments KB --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 180x180   mono   -/uni   358   1:15             -/bi   358   0:45             micro/   205   0:45   Not weaving bi         soft/   179   1:25     bi     color   -/bi   641   2:45             soft/   556   1:32     bi 360x360   mono   -/uni   269   0:50   Monochrome text         -/bi   269   0:35   Monochrome text         micro/   269   2:25   Monochrome text bi         soft/   250   3:15   Monochrome text uni         soft/   250   1:55   Monochrome text bi     color   -/bi   346   1:00   Sparse-color page, visible displacements         micro/   346   1:50   Sparse-color page, looks buggy -- bi printer?         soft/   294   1:30   Sparse-color page, O.K. bi         -/bi   2218   2:45   Visible stripes         micro/   5171   3:17     bi         soft/   3675   3:05     bi 360x720   mono   soft/   2761   5:40     bi     color   soft/   7789   6:15   Just a small difference! bi 720x360   color   soft/   7182   5:40     bi 720x720   color   micro/   14748   30:   Actually beyond printer's bi 26 capabilities         soft/   14407   11:     bi 08 Acknowledgments This driver was copied from gdevcdj.c (Ghostscript 3.12), which was contributed by George Cameron, Koert Zeilstra, and Eckhard Rueggeberg. Some of the ESC/P2 code was drawn from Richard Brown's gdevescp.c. The POSIX interrupt code (compilation option -DSTC_SIGNAL) is from Frederic Loyer. Several improvements are based on discussions with Brian Converse, Bill Davidson, Gero Guenther, Jason Patterson, ? Rueschstroer, and Steven Singer. While I wish to thank everyone mentioned above, they are by no means responsible for bugs in the stcolor driver -- just for the features. Gunther Hess Richard Wagner Strasse 112 D-47057 Duisburg Germany +49 203 376273 telephone (MET evening hours) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- uniprint, a flexible unified printer driver uniprint is a unified parametric driver by Gunther Hess for several kinds of printers and devices, including   + any Epson Stylus Color, Stylus, or Stylus Pro   + HP PCL/RTL   + Canon BubbleJet Color 610   + NEC P2X   + Sun raster file format This driver is intended to become a unified printer driver. If you consider it ugly, please send me your suggestions for improvements. The driver will be updated with them. Thus the full explanation of the driver's name is: Ugly- -> Updated- -> Unified Printer Driver But you probably want to know something about the functionality. At the time of this writing uniprint drives:   * NEC Pinwriter P2X (24-pin monochrome impact printer, ESC/P style)   * Several Epson Stylus Color models (ESC/P2 style)   * HP-DeskJet 550c (basic HP-RTL)   * Canon BJC 610 It can be configured for various other printers without recompilation and offers uncompressed (ugly) Sun rasterfiles as another format, but this format is intended for testing purposes rather than real use. The usage of this driver is quite simple. The typical command line looks like this: gs @{MODEL}.upp -sOutputFile={printable file} MyFile.ps -c quit For example, from my Linux box: gs @stc.upp -sOutputFile=/dev/lp1 tiger.ps -c quit --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unified Printer Parameter files distributed with Ghostscript --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Canon BJC 610 (color, rendered)      bjc610a0.upp    360×360dpi    plain paper, high speed   bjc610a1.upp   360×360dpi   plain paper   bjc610a2.upp   360×360dpi   coated paper   bjc610a3.upp   360×360dpi   transparency film   bjc610a4.upp   360×360dpi   back print film   bjc610a5.upp   360×360dpi   fabric sheet   bjc610a6.upp   360×360dpi   glossy paper   bjc610a7.upp   360×360dpi   high gloss film   bjc610a8.upp   360×360dpi   high resolution paper     bjc610b1.upp   720×720dpi   plain paper   bjc610b2.upp   720×720dpi   coated paper   bjc610b3.upp   720×720dpi   transparency film   bjc610b4.upp   720×720dpi   back print film   bjc610b6.upp   720×720dpi   glossy paper   bjc610b7.upp   720×720dpi   high-gloss paper   bjc610b8.upp   720×720dpi   high resolution paper   HP Ink-Printers   cdj550.upp   300×300dpi   32-bit CMYK   cdj690.upp   300×300dpi   Normal mode   cdj690ec.upp   300×300dpi   Economy mode   dnj750c.upp   300×300dpi   Color -- also good for 450C   dnj750m.upp   600×600dpi   Monochrome   NEC P2X   necp2x.upp   360×360dpi   8-bit (Floyd-Steinberg)   Any Epson Stylus Color   stcany.upp   360×360dpi   4-bit, PostScript halftoning   stcany_h.upp   720×720dpi   4-bit, PostScript halftoning   Original Epson Stylus and Stylus Pro Color   stc.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, 15-pin   stc_l.upp   360×360dpi   4-bit, PostScript halftoning, weaved noWeave   stc_h.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 15-pin Weave   Epson Stylus Color II   stc2.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, 20-pin, Epson Stylus Color II(s)   stc2_h.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 20-pin, Epson Stylus Color II   stc2s_h.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 20-pin, Epson Stylus Color IIs   Epson Stylus Color 200   stc200.upp   360×720dpi   Plain Paper   Epson Stylus Color 300   stc300.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, plain paper   stc300bl.upp   180×180dpi   black only, plain paper   stc300bm.upp   360×360dpi   black only, plain paper   Epson Stylus Color 500 (good transfer curves for plain paper)   stc500p.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, noWeave, plain paper   stc500ph.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, noWeave, plain paper   Epson Stylus Color 600, 32/90-inch weaving   stc600pl.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, 32-pin, plain paper   stc600p.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 32-pin, plain paper   stc600ih.upp   1440×   32-bit CMYK, 30-pin, inkjet paper 720dpi   Epson Stylus Color 640   stc640p.upp   720×720dpi   plain paper?   st640p.upp   720×720dpi   CMYK, plain paper   st640pg.upp   720×720dpi   grayscale, plain paper   st640pl.upp   360×360dpi   CMYK, plain paper   st640plg.upp   360×360dpi   grayscale, plain paper   st640ih.upp   1440×   CMYK, inkjet paper 720dpi   st640ihg.upp   1440×   grayscale, inkjet paper 720dpi   Epson Stylus Color 800, 64/180-inch weaving   stc800pl.upp   360×360dpi   32-bit CMYK, 64-pin, plain paper   stc800p.upp   720×720dpi   32-bit CMYK, 64-pin, plain paper   stc800ih.upp   1440×   32-bit CMYK, 62-pin, inkjet paper 720dpi   stc1520.upp   1440×   32-bit CMYK, 62-pin, inkjet paper 720dpi   Sun raster file   ras1.upp   1-bit   monochrome (Ghostscript)   ras3.upp   3-bit   RGB (Ghostscript)   ras4.upp   4-bit   CMYK (Ghostscript)   ras8m.upp   8-bit   grayscale (Floyd-Steinberg)   ras24.upp   24-bit   RGB (Floyd-Steinberg)   ras32.upp   32-bit   CMYK (CMYK-Floyd-Steinberg) Thanks to Danilo Beuche, Guido Classen, Mark Goldberg and Hans-Heinrich Viehmann for providing the files for the stc200, hp690, stc500 and the stc640. Thanks to Michael Lossin for the newer st640 parameter sets. Please note the following:   + Changing the resolution with Ghostscript's -r switch is usually not possible.   + For Epson Stylus Color models not listed above, the two stc500 variants are likely to work in addition to stcany, but their gamma correction might be wrong. The state of this driver The coding of uniprint was triggered by the requirements of the various Stylus Color models and some personal needs for HP and NEC drivers. Thus the Epson models are well represented among the distributed parameter files. When this driver entered the beta test phase, three other drivers appreared on the scene that could be at least partially integrated into uniprint: cdj850 by Uli Wortmann (available at http://www.erdw.ethz.ch/~bonk/hp850/hp850.html), hpdj by Martin Lottermoser, and bjc610 by Helmut Riegler. Uli addresses features of the more recent DeskJet models that will not be available in uniprint soon. Martin taught me a lesson on HP-PCL3 headers that will be available in uniprint soon. Helmut in turn followed an almost similar idea, but targetted primarily for printing on Canon printers from the pbmplus library. Starting with version 1.68 of uniprint, BJC support is available. Work on the hpdj integration will start after the update of my website. Notes on uniprint's background uniprint is actually an update of stcolor, but much more versatile than its predecessor; stcolor, in its turn, started as a clone of the color DeskJet family of drivers (cdj*). Finally, cdj* can be considered an addition of features to the simpler monochrome drivers of Ghostscript. This addition of features is useful to get an idea of the functionality of uniprint: Monochrome to advanced color (cdj*): This adds color mapping and rendering functions to the driver. Error diffusion is especially important for the quality of printing. HP color to Epson Color (stcolor) The Epson Stylus Color offered two features simultaneously: it could produce 720×720dpi output and it could soak the paper. In other words, it required more color management features inside the driver. This is still the major conceptual difference in the data generation for HP and Epson printers. Weaving techniques (stcolor) Besides the internal color management, the Stylus Color did not provide enough buffer space to operate the printer fast at 720×720dpi. The use of weaving could yield triple the print speed. Weaving, also called interleaving, is present in some monochrome drivers too. The new thing in stcolor was the combination with error diffusion. Unfortunately the weaving was somehow hard-coded, as the problems with the newer members of the Stylus Color family of printers demonstrated. Generalized output format and weaving (uniprint) The features mentioned above yield about 90% of stcolor's source code; only 10% is related to the formatting of the output. The idea to make the output format switchable came up soon after completing stcolor, but its final design was triggered by the (personal) necessity to drive a NEC P2X and a Designjet 750c. Thus uniprint accumulates almost any features that can be found among the other printer drivers, which clearly has some disadvantage in processing speed -- true in particular of version 1.75, since it was targetted for functionality, and several speed-gaining features were (knowingly) omitted. To summarize and to introduce the terms used in the description of the parameters, the features of uniprint that can be parameterized are:   + color mapping,   + color rendering (error diffusion or Floyd-Steinberg),   + output format, including   + weaving. Godzilla's guide to the creation of Unified Printer Parameter (.upp) files Here is one of the distributed parameter files (stc_l.upp) with some added comments. Also see the section that describes all uniprint's parameters in brief. -supModel="Epson Stylus Color I (and PRO Series), 360x360DpI, noWeave" -sDEVICE=uniprint -- Select the driver -dNOPAUSE -- Useful with printers -dSAFER -- Provides some security -dupColorModel=/DeviceCMYK -- Selects the color mapping -dupRendering=/ErrorDiffusion -- Selects the color rendering -dupOutputFormat=/EscP2 -- Selects the output format -r360x360 -- Adjusts the resolution -dupMargins="{ 9.0 39.96 9.0 9.0}" -- Establishes (L/B/R/T margins in points) -dupComponentBits="{1 1 1 1}" -- Map: bits per component (default: 8) -dupWeaveYPasses=4 -- Weave: Y-passes (default: 1) -dupOutputPins=15 -- Format/weave: scans per Command -dupBeginPageCommand="< -- Goes to the printer 1b40 1b40 -- ESC '@' ESC '@' -> dual reset 1b2847 0100 01 -- ESC '(' 'G' 1 0 1 -> graphics 1b2869 0100 00 -- ESC '(' 'i' 1 0 1 -> no HW weave 1b2855 0100 0A -- ESC '(' 'U' 1 0 10 -> 360dpi 1b5500 -- ESC 'U' 0 -> bidir print 1b2843 0200 0000 -- ESC '(' 'C' 2 0 xx -> page length 1b2863 0400 0000 0000 -- ESC '(' 'c' 4 0 xxxx -> margins >" -- as it is, unless: -dupAdjustPageLengthCommand -- Adjust page length in BOP requested -dupAdjustTopMarginCommand -- Adjust top margin in BOP -dupAdjustBottomMarginCommand -- Adjust bottom margin in BOP -dupEndPageCommand="(\033@\014)" -- Last (but one) data to the printer -dupAbortCommand="(\033@\15\12\12\12\12 Printout-Aborted\15\014)" That's short, and if one removes upWeaveYPasses and upOutputPins it becomes shorter, almost stcany.upp. This miniature size is because I am most familiar with ESC/P2, and was able to add defaults for the omitted parameters. Now a few notes about the parameters used in this example:   * upModel is a string serving as a comment (and nothing else).   * DEVICE, NOPAUSE, SAFER are well-known Ghostscript parameters described in the usage documentation.   * upColorModel is one of major uniprint parameters: it selects the color mapping and in turn the PostScript color model. It supports the devices / DeviceGray, /DeviceRGBW, /DeviceRGB, /DeviceCMYK, and /DeviceCMYKgenerate.   * upRendering selects the (color) rendering, supporting the values / ErrorDiffusion and /FSCMYK32. /ErrorDiffusion is similar to fsmono, fsrgb and fsx4 of stcolor, while /FSCMYK32 is (almost) identical to fscmyk and hscmyk, but is restricted to 32-bit data and should be used in conjunction with /DeviceCMYKgenerate.   * upOutputFormat selects the output method, supporting the values /SunRaster, /Epson, /EscP2, /EscP2XY, and/Pcl. /   creates Sun raster files and requires no other parameters SunRaster /Epson   is used for the elderly ESC/P format (used by many printers) /EscP2   is used by more recent Epson printers (no X weaving supported) /EscP2XY   supports X-Weaving, used with 1440dpi printers and in stc2s_h /Pcl   HP PCL/RTL-style output formatter without weaving   * -r360x360 is Ghostscript's standard resolution switch.   * upMargins="{ 9.0 39.96 9.0 9.0}" has function similar to the Ghostscript parameter .HWMargins: it sets the left, bottom, right, and top margins in points. uniprint provides this parameter to enable automatic left-right exchange if upYFlip is active.   * upComponentBits is an array of integers that selects the bits stored in raster memory, by default 8 bits per component. In this example, 1 bit is selected for each component, thus turning down the Floyd-Steinberg algorithm (but still carrying out the time-consuming computation). The related parameter "upComponentShift" controls positioning the components within raster memory. Each of the numbers given corresponds to a component which depends on the selected "upColorModel":     /   /   /   /   / DeviceGray DeviceRGBW DeviceRGB DeviceCMYK DeviceCMYKgenerate ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0   White   White   Red   Black   Black 1   --   Red   Green   Cyan   Cyan 2   --   Green   Blue   Magenta   Magenta 3   --   Blue   --   Yellow   Yellow This order may not be suitable for some printers, so another parameter "upOutputComponentOrder", also an array of integers, selects the output order using the numbers on the left. One group of very important parameters not used in the example above deserves to be mentioned here: the transfer arrays, named "up{color} Transfer", where {color} is one of the names in the table above. These are arrays of floats in the range 0.0 - 1.0 representing the color transfer functions. They are used during mapping and rendering. In the simplest case, these arrays ensure an equidistant distribution of the stored values within the device space (which means a nonlinear mapping from Ghostscript's point of view). If the given array does not cover the entire range from 0 to 1, which applies for the Stylus Color family at high resolution for some media, only the relevant part gets mapped to raster memory (meaning that is's fully utilized) and the rendering takes care of the "overhang" (in this case the post-diffusion of 1-bit components makes sense). Finally an important note on the transfer arrays: for monochrome devices the stored component is White, which is the way PostScript defines these devices, but most printers require Black. Thus one has to provide a falling "upWhiteTransfer" for such printers.   * upWeaveYPasses is an integer that gives the number of print head passes required to achieve the requested Ydpi. This makes sense only if   * upOutputPins is set to something greater than 1. Thus multiple pins or nozzles are transferred with a single command, and of course such a command must be supported by the device. If no other weave parameters are given, uniprint computes several defaults which together do no weaving. The /Epson and /EscP2XY formats take care of " upWeaveXPasses" too.   * upBeginPageCommand represents the data transferred to the printer whenever a new page begins. Before that, "upBeginJobCommand" is written to the device only once per output file. (Intended for the HP PJL sequences).   * upAdjustBottomMarginCommand, upAdjustMediaSize, upAdjustPageLengthCommand, upAdjustPageWidthCommand, upAdjustResolutionCommand, and upAdjustTopMarginCommand Normally uniprint does not change the "upBeginPageCommand", nor does it provide a default. However, if the above boolean values are set, the corresponding values are changed (provided that the code of the formatters supports this change and the commands to be adjusted are included in the BOP string).   * upEndPageCommand is the fixed termination sequence for each page, and of course there is an "upEndJobCommand" too.   * upAbortCommand is written if uniprint's interrupt detection is enabled and a signal is caught. It replaces "upEndPageCommand" and "upEndJobCommand", thus allowing the indication of an aborted job. (Ghostscript gets an error return from uniprint in this case, and abandons further processing.) For the ESC/P(2) formats all commands represent binary data, while for the PCL/ RTL formatter some of them are formats for fprintf. These strings must explicitly have a trailing "\0'. I should write more, but the only recommendation is to take a look at the various parameter files. Here are a few more hints.   * If the Driver rejects a configuration, nothing happens until showpage; then an error is raised and a message with "CALL-REJECTED upd_print_page..." is printed on stderr.   * uniprint has lots of messages that can be activated by setting bits in the preprocessor macro UPD_MESSAGES. I usually use the compile-time option -DUPD_MESSAGES=0x17 for configuration development. (For the semantics, check the UPD_M_ macros in the source.)   * A program "uninfo.ps" distributed with Ghostscript displays interactively in alphabetical order the contents of the current pagedevice dictionary. This includes any parameters generated or changed by uniprint. All parameters in brief This table gives a brief explanation of every parameter known to uniprint, listing them in alphabetical order. "[ ]" denotes that a parameter is an array, and "(RO)" that it is read-only. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- All uniprint parameters --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parameter   Type     Use --------------------------------------------------------------------------- upAbortCommand   String   End of page and file on interrupt upAdjustBottomMarginCommand   Bool   Manipulate bottom margin in upBeginPageCommand upAdjustMediaSizeCommand   Bool   Manipulate Mediasize [intended] upAdjustPageLengthCommand   Bool   Manipulate page length in upBeginPageCommand upAdjustPageWidthCommand   Bool   Manipulate page width in upBeginPageCommand upAdjustResolutionCommand   Bool   Manipulate resolution upAdjustTopMarginCommand   Bool   Manipulate top margin in upBeginPageCommand upBeginJobCommand   String   Begin each output file upBeginPageCommand   String   Begin each page upBlackTransfer   Float   Black transfer (CMYK only!) [ ] upBlueTransfer   Float   Blue transfer [ ] upColorInfo   Int[ ]   struct gx_device_color_info upColorModel   Name   Select color mapping upColorModelInitialized   Bool   Color mapping OK (RO) upComponentBits   Int[ ]   Bits stored per component upComponentShift   Int[ ]   Positioning within gx_color_index upCyanTransfer   Float   Cyan transfer [ ] upEndJobCommand   String   End each file unless upAbortCommand upEndPageCommand   String   End each page unless upAbortCommand upErrorDetected   Bool   Severe (VM) error, not fully (RO) operational upFSFixedDirection   Bool   Inhbits direction toggling in rendering upFSProcessWhiteSpace   Bool   Causes white-space rendering upFSReverseDirection   Bool   Run rendering in reverse (if fixed) upFSZeroInit   Bool   Non-random rendering initialization upFormatXabsolute   Bool   Write absolute X coordinates upFormatYabsolute   Bool   Write absolute Y coordinates upGreenTransfer   Float   Green transfer [ ] upMagentaTransfer   Float   Magenta transfer [ ] upMargins   Float   L/B/R/T margins in points [ ] upModel   String   Comment string, holds some info upOutputAborted   Bool   Caught an interrupt (RO) upOutputBuffers   Int   Number of rendering buffers (2^N) upOutputComponentOrder   Int[ ]   Order of components when printing upOutputComponents   Int   Number of written components, not fully operational upOutputFormat   Name   Select output format upOutputFormatInitialized   Bool   Format data OK (RO) upOutputHeight   Int   Output height in pixels upOutputPins   Int   Number of pins / nozzles per command upOutputWidth   Int   Output width in pixels upOutputXOffset   Int   Offset in pixels, if upFormatXabsolute upOutputXStep   Int   Divisor or multiplier for X coords upOutputYOffset   Int   Offset in pixels, if upFormatYabsolute upOutputYStep   Int   Divisor or multiplier for Y coords upRasterBufferInitialized   Bool   GS buffer OK (RO) upRedTransfer   Float   Red transfer [ ] upRendering   Name   Select rendering algorithm upRenderingInitialized   Bool   Rendering parameters OK (RO) upSelectComponentCommands   String   Establish color (output order!) [ ] upSetLineFeedCommand   String   Adjust linefeed (Epson only) upVersion   String   Source code version (RO) upWeaveFinalPins   Int[ ]   Number of bottom pins on EOP passes upWeaveFinalScan   Int   Begin EOP passes (Y-coord) upWeaveFinalXStarts   Int[ ]   X-pass indices for EOP passes upWeaveFinalYFeeds   Int[ ]   Y increments for EOP passes upWeaveInitialPins   Int[ ]   Number of top pins on BOP passes upWeaveInitialScan   Int   End BOP passes (Y coord) upWeaveInitialXStarts   Int[ ]   X-pass indices for BOP passes upWeaveInitialYFeeds   int[ ]   Y increments for BOP passes upWeavePasses   Int   XPasses × YPasses upWeaveXPasses   Int   Number of X passes upWeaveXStarts   Int[ ]   X-pass indices for normal passes upWeaveYFeeds   Int[ ]   Y increments for normal passes upWeaveYOffset   Int   Number of blank or incomplete scans at BOP upWeaveYPasses   Int   Number of X passes upWhiteTransfer   Float   White transfer (monochrome [ ] devices!) upWriteComponentCommands   String   Commands to write each component [ ] upWroteData   Bool   Something (BeginJob) written to (RO) output upXMoveCommand   String   X positioning command upXStepCommand   String   Single step to the right upYFlip   Bool   Flips output along the Y axis upYMoveCommand   String   Y positioning command upYStepCommand   String   Single step down upYellowTransfer   Float   Yellow transfer [ ] uniprint's Roll of Honor I should mention all of the people who were involved in stcolor's evolution, but I've decided to start from scratch here for uniprint: John P. Beale for testing the stc600 modes Bill Davidson who triggered some weaving research and tested stc2s_h L. Peter Deutsch who triggered ease of configuration Mark Goldberg who prepared the stc500 transfers Scott F. Johnston and Scott J. Kramer for testing the stc800 modes Martin Lottermoser for his great commented H-P DeskJet driver Helmut Riegler for the BJC extension Hans-Gerd Straeter for some measured transfer curves and more Uli Wortmann for discussions and his cdj850 driver My family for tolerating my printer-driver hacking Gunther Hess Duesseldorfer Landstr. 16b D-47249 Duisburg Germany +49 203 376273 telephone (MET evening hours) Uniprint weaving parameters howto This section was contributed by Glenn Ramsey. I wrote this because the documentation was very brief and I really struggled with it for a while, but it is very simple once you understand what is going on. This only describes how to work out the Y parameters, I haven't looked at the X parameters yet. 1. Determine the nozzle geometry (upOutputPins) You need to know how many nozzles the printer has and the spacing between them. Usually you can find this out from the printer manual, or the printer supplier, but you may have to dissect a couple of printer output files produced with the driver supplied with the printer. There is a utility called escp2ras* that will help with that. Sometimes the term pin is used instead of nozzle but they mean the same thing. The number of nozzles will be the value assigned to the upOutputPins parameter. Actually you don't have to print with all the pins available but for the purpose of demonstration I'll assume that we are using them all. * escp2ras is available from Gunther Hess' page at http:// www-md.e-technik.uni-rostock.de/ma/gunther/gs/index.html 2. Determine how many passes are required (upWeaveYPasses) The number of passes required is going to depend on the required resolution and the nozzle spacing. passes = resolution * nozzle spacing This will be the value assigned to the upWeaveYPasses parameter. For example if the desired resolution is 360 dpi and the nozzles are spaced at 1/90in then 360 * 1/90 = 4 passes are required. For 720 dpi 8 passes would be required. The printer would, of course, have to be capable of moving the paper in increments of either 360 or 720 dpi too. 3. Determine the normal Y feed increment (upWeaveYFeeds) You need to work out how much to feed the paper so that when the paper has moved by one head length in however many passes you have then each row space on the paper has been passed over by at least one nozzle. There will be one feed value for each pass and the feed values must comply with the following rules: sum of feeds = passes * nozzles feed%passes != 0 (feed is not exactly divisible by passes) sum of (nozzles - feed) = 0 For example if passes=4 and nozzles=15, then sum of feeds=60. The feed values could be 1,1,1,57 or 15,15,15,15 or 14,15,18,13. These values will be assigned to the upWeaveYFeeds parameter. You would need to experiment to see what combination looks best on the printer. I found it convenient to draw several lines of nozzles and then move them around to see how the different combinations would fill the paper. A computer drawing tool makes this easier than pencil and paper (I used Dia, a GNOME app). The number of nozzles would probably be be a good place to start. Remember that if the number of passes is more than 1 then the feed increment will be less than the nozzle spacing and passes × feed increment size must equal the physical distance between each nozzle. 4. Determine the beginning of page pins (upWeaveInitialPins) These values will be assigned to the upWeaveInitialPins parameter and are the numbers of nozzles to operate in each of the initial passes at the top of a page. The nozzles that the values refer to are the topmost nozzles on the head, nearest the top margin. If the image doesn't start at the top margin then uniprint doesn't use these feeds. I don't know a mathematical relation for this except that at least one of the values must be the number of nozzles, but I'm sure that there must be one. I used a graphical method, the description that follows refers to the ascii diagram in below. Draw a line of nozzles for each pass arranged as they would be using the normal Y feed increment determined in step 3. In the diagram below this would be passes 5-8. Draw a line of nozzles that would print just before the first normal pass. The feed increment for this pass will be close to and most likely 1 or 2 units less than the feed increment of the last normal pass. In the example below this line is pass 4 and the feed increment is 13 whereas the normal feed increment is 15. Draw each pass before that with a small feed increment so that if all of the nozzles appearing above the first nozzle of the first normal pass operate then all of the spaces will be filled. This feed increment is usually 1 except in cases where some jiggery pokery is going on to make the printer print at an apparent higher resolution than the nozzle diameter. Now select the nozzles that will operate in each of theses initial passes so that the paper is filled. In each pass the nozzles must be adjacent to each other and at least one of the passes will have all the nozzles operating. I suspect that for each combination of normal Y feed increments there will only be one set of valid beginning of page increments. Example: stc.upp from Aladdin Ghostscript 6.01 15 nozzles spaced at 1/90 in, 360 dpi requires 4 passes. -dupWeaveYPasses=4 -dupOutputPins=15 -dupWeaveYFeeds="{15 15 15 15}" -dupWeaveInitialYFeeds="{1 1 1 13}" -dupWeaveInitialPins="{ 4 15 11 7}" The following diagram shows which nozzles operate during each pass. Passes 1-4 are beginning of page passes and passes 5-8 are normal passes. x=nozzle operates, o=nozzle not used in this pass   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 - pass no 0 x 1   x 2     x 3       x 4 x 5   x 6     x 7       x 8 x 9   x 0     x 1       x 2 x 3   x 4     x 5       x 6 o       x 7   x 8     x 9       x 0 o       x 1   x 2     x 3       x 4 o       x 5   x 6     x 7       x 8 o       x 9   x 0     x 1       o   x 2 o       x 3   x 4     x 5       o   x 6 o       x 7   x 8     x 9       o   x 0 o       x 1   x 2     x 3       o   x 4 o       x 5   x 6     o       x 7       o   x 8 o       x 9   x 0     o       x 1       o   x 2 o       x 3   x 4     o       x 5       o   x 6 o       x 7   x 8     o       x 9       o   x 0         x 1               x 2             x 3           x 4         x 5               x 6             x 7           x 8         x 9               x 0             x 1           x 2         x 3               x 4             x 5           x 6 7               x 8             x 9           x 0 1               x 2             x 3           x 4 5               x 6             x 7           x 8 9               x 0             x 1 2 3               x 4             x 5 6 7               x 8             x 9 0 1               x 2             x 3 4 5               x 6 7 8 9               x 0 1 2 3               x 4 5 6 7               x These parameters would also work: -dupWeaveYPasses=4 -dupOutputPins=15 -dupWeaveYFeeds="{14 15 18 13}" -dupWeaveInitialYFeeds="{1 1 1 13}" -dupWeaveInitialPins="{ 4 11 7 15}" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Extension to uniprint for the Epson Stylus Color 300 This section was contributed by Glenn Ramsey. The Epson Stylus Color 300 uses a different command set to other Epson Stylus Color printers that use the ESC/P2 language. As far as I can tell its commands are a subset of ESC/P2. In ESC/P2 the colour to be printed is selected by a 'set colour' command and then the data sent is only printed in that colour until the colour is changed with another 'set colour' command. The Stylus Color 300 lacks this functionality. The data sent to the printer maps directly to the ink nozzles and colour of an output scan line in the printed output is determined by the position of the scan line within the data. This means that the driver must know how the nozzles are arranged and must format the output accordingly. The extension adds a format that I have called EscNozzleMap and adds some additional parameters to uniprint.   * upOutputFormatselects the output method, and should be set to the value / EscNozzleMap to select this format. /EscNozzleMap   produces output for the Epson Stylus Color 300 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- uniprint parameters for the EscNozzleMap format --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parameter   Type     Use --------------------------------------------------------------------------- upNozzleMapRowsPerPass   Int   output rows to generate for each pass of the head upNozzleMapPatternRepeat   Int   no. of rows that correspond to the repeat pattern of the nozzles upNozzleMapRowMask   Int   mask indicating the colour of the [] nozzles upNozzleMapMaskScanOffset   Int   mask indicating the physical position [] of the nozzles A more detailed description of the new parameters   * upNozzleMapRowsPerPass The number of rows of data that are required to address all nozzles for a single pass of the head. There will always be this number of rows of output data generated. I'd expect it to be the same as the total number of nozzles but it wouldn't break the formatter if it wasn't. So if you wanted to print with only the 10th nozzle then row 10 would contain data corresponding to the bit pattern and all of the others would be padded with zeros.   * upNozzleMapPatternRepeat The number of nozzles in each repeated group on the printing head. This parameter must correspond with the length of the upNozzleMapRowMask array.   * upNozzleMapRowMask An array of integers that defines the colour of the nozzles on the head and whether the nozzles will be used to print. The array index defines the row index for the nozzle in the output data and the value defines the colour of the nozzle. The mapping of colours to values is defined in the table below. colour   mask value -------------------------- K   1 C   2 M   3 Y   4 no data   0 A value of 0 means that the nozzle is not used and the row in the output data will be padded with zeros.   * upNozzleMapMaskScanOffset An array of integers that defines the physical position of the nozzles relative to the first nozzle in the repeated group. The relative distance is measured in printed line widths and will be different for different printing resolutions. This parameter is used because the physical spacing of the nozzles may not correspond to their mapping in the output data. For example the ESC300 has nozzles physically arranged something like this:                                                                                 etc ... There is a one nozzle width space between the last two nozzles in each group. In the output data the data for the last nozzle in the group would be in row 5 (numbering starts at 0) but the nozzle is physically positioned at 6 spaces from the first nozzle. Example 1 - Epson Stylus Color 300 - 360 dpi colour -dupWeaveYPasses=6 -dupOutputPins=11 -dupWeaveYFeeds="{ 11 11 11 11 11 11 }" -dupWeaveInitialYFeeds="{ 1 1 1 1 1 7 }" -dupWeaveInitialPins="{ 2 11 9 7 5 3 }" -dupNozzleMapRowsPerPass=64 -dupNozzleMapPatternRepeat=6 -dupNozzleMapRowMask="{ 2 4 1 3 0 0 }" -dupNozzleMapMaskScanOffset="{ 0 1 2 3 0 0 }" The weaving parameters are the same as for any other uniprint driver but they must be consistent with the nozzle map parameters. In this printer the coloured nozzles are spaced at 1/60" so 6 passes are required for 360 dpi resolution. In the example there are 64 rows of data required for each head pass. Each row must be completely filled with data for each pass so if certain nozzles do not print in the pass then the rows for those nozzles will be padded with zeroes. The row mask translates to "C Y K M 0 0" so in the output data rows 0,7,13,... will contain data for cyan, rows 1,8,14,... will contain data for yellow, etc. Rows 4,10,16,... and 5, 11,15,... will always be padded with zeroes. The upNozzleMapPatternRepeat parameter defines the length of the mask. The row mask is repeated for each group of upNozzleMapPatternRepeat rows in the output data. In this case there are 64 rows so there will be 10 groups of "C Y K M 0 0" followed by "C Y K M" which is equivalent to 11 output pins. The upNozzleMaskScanOffset array indicates how the data from the scan buffer is mapped to the output data. The data is presented to the formatter as a buffer of four colour scanlines. The index of the scanline being printed, lets call it y, always corresponds, in this example, to the physical position of the cyan nozzle but since the nozzles are not on the same horizontal line then the other colours for the current pass must come from other scanlines in the scan buffer. The example is { 0 1 2 3 0 0 }, this means that when printing a 4 colour image the magenta data would come from scanline y+3, the black from scanline y+2, etc. It would have been possible in this case to use the array index instead of the upNozzleMaskScanOffset parameter however the parameter is necessary to be able to use the full capability of the printer in black only mode. Example 2 - Epson Stylus Color 300 - 180 dpi black only -dupMargins="{ 9.0 39.96 9.0 9.0}" -dupWeaveYPasses=1 -dupOutputPins=31 -dupNozzleMapRowsPerPass=64 -dupNozzleMapPatternRepeat=6 -dupNozzleMapRowMask="{ 0 0 1 0 1 1}" -dupNozzleMapMaskScanOffset="{ 0 0 0 0 1 2 }" In this example there is no weaving. The ESC300 has black nozzles evenly physically arranged as K K K but the data must be sent to the printer as 00K0KK. This is handled by the upNozzleMapRowMask and upNozzleMaskScanOffset arrays. The upNozzleMapRowMask array is { 0 0 1 0 1 1} which translates to { 0 0 K 0 K K } so rows 0, 1 and 3 will always contain zeros and the other rows will contain data. The upNozzleMaskScanOffset array in this case is { 0 0 0 0 1 2 } so if the data for the 1st nozzle comes from row y in the scan buffer then the data for the 2nd and 3rd nozzles will come from rows y+1 and y+2. Example 3 - Epson Stylus Color 300 - 360 dpi black only -dupWeaveYPasses=2 -dupOutputPins=31 -dupWeaveYFeeds="{31 31}" -dupWeaveInitialYFeeds="{1 31}" -dupWeaveInitialPins="{16 31}" -dupNozzleMapRowsPerPass=64 -dupNozzleMapPatternRepeat=6 -dupNozzleMapRowMask="{ 0 0 1 0 1 1}" -dupNozzleMapMaskScanOffset="{ 0 0 0 0 2 4 }" In this example 2 weave passes are required to achieve the desired resolution. The upNozzleMaskScanOffset array in this case is { 0 0 0 0 2 4 } because there are two weave passes so if the data for the first nozzle comes from row y in the scan buffer then the data for the 2nd and 3rd nozzles must come from rows y+(1*2) and y+(2*2). Glenn Ramsey glennr at users.sourceforge.net February 2001 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sun SPARCprinter This section was contributed by Martin Schulte. With a SPARCprinter you always buy software that enables you to do PostScript printing on it. A page image is composed on the host, which sends a bitmap to the SPARCprinter through a special SBUS video interface. So the need for a Ghostscript interface to the SPARCPrinter seems low, but on the other hand, Sun's software prints some PostScript drawings incorrectly: some pages contain a thin vertical line of rubbish, and on some Mathematica drawings the text at the axes isn't rotated. Ghostscript, however, gives the correct results. Moreover, replacing proprietary software should never be a bad idea. The problem is that there has yet been no effort to make the SPARCPrinter driver behave like a BSD output filter. I made my tests using the script shown here. Installation Add sparc.dev to DEVICE_DEVS and compile Ghostscript as described in the documentation on how to build Ghostscript. Afterwards you can use the following script as an example for printing after modifying it with the right pathnames -- including for {GSPATH} the full pathname of the Ghostscript executable: outcmd1='/vol/local/lib/troff2/psxlate -r' outcmd2='{GSPATH} -sDEVICE=sparc -sOUTPUTFILE=/dev/lpvi0 -' if [ $# -eq 0 ] then $outcmd1 | $outcmd2 else cat $* | $outcmd1 | $outcmd2 fi Problems Since /dev/lpi can be opened only for exclusive use, if another job has it open (engine_ctl_sparc or another Ghostscript are the most likely candidates), Ghostscript stops with "Error: /invalidfileaccess in --.outputpage--" In case of common printer problems like being out of paper, a warning describing the reason is printed to stdout. The driver tries access again each five seconds. Due to a problem with the device driver (in the kernel) the reason for printer failure isn't always reported correctly to the program. This is the case, for instance, if you open the top cover (error E5 on the printer's display). Look at the display on the printer itself if a "Printer problem with unknown reason" is reported. Fatal errors cause the print job to be terminated. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apple dot matrix printer This section was contributed by Mark Wedel . The Apple Dot Matrix Printer (DMP) was a parallel predecessor to the Imagewriter printer. As far as I know, Imagewriter commands are a superset of the Dot Matrix printer's, so the driver should generate output that can be printed on Imagewriters. To print images, the driver sets the printer for unidirectional printing and 15 characters per inch (cpi), or 120dpi. It sets the line feed to 1/9 inch. When finished, it sets the printer to bidirectional printing, 1/8-inch line feeds, and 12 cpi. There appears to be no way to reset the printer to initial values. This code does not set for 8-bit characters (which is required). It also assumes that carriage return-newline is needed, and not just carriage return. These are all switch settings on the DMP, and I have configured them for 8-bit data and carriage return exclusively. Ensure that the Unix printer daemon handles 8-bit (binary) data properly; in my SunOS 4.1.1 printcap file the string "ms=pass8,-opost" works fine for this. Finally, you can search devdemp.c for "Init" and "Reset" to find the strings that initialize the printer and reset things when finished, and change them to meet your needs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 1996, 2000 Aladdin Enterprises. All rights reserved. This file is part of AFPL Ghostscript. See the Aladdin Free Public License (the "License") for full details of the terms of using, copying, modifying, and redistributing AFPL Ghostscript. 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component|t4693d8 Tektronix 4695 inkjet plotter|tek4696 Tektronix 4696 inkjet plotter|tek4696 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-7.000000644000175000017500000002444307436250570020073 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-7.00,v 1.1.2.2 2002/02/24 20:47:52 andreas Exp $ Apollo 21xx series|hpijs/AP21xx Apple Dot Matrix Printer|appledmp Apple Imagewriter LQ in 320 x 216 dpi mode|iwlq Apple Imagewriter, high-resolution mode|iwhi Apple Imagewriter, low-resolution mode|iwlo Apple Imagewriter|appledmp Apple StyleWriter 2x00|bjc600 Brother HL720 (HL760=PCL)|hl7x0 Brother HL730 (HL760=PCL)|hl7x0 C.Itoh M8510 printer|m8510 CalComp Raster format|ccr Canon BJ300 in LQ850 emul|lq850 Canon BJ300 in ProPrinter mode|bj200 Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, back print film, color, rendered|bjc610a4.upp Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, coated paper, color, rendered|bjc610a2.upp Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, fabric sheet, color, rendered|bjc610a5.upp Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, glossy paper, color, rendered|bjc610a6.upp Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, high gloss film, color, rendered|bjc610a7.upp Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, high resolution paper, color, rendered|bjc610a8.upp Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, plain paper, color, rendered|bjc610a1.upp Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, plain paper high speed, color, rendered|bjc610a0.upp Canon BJC 610, 360x360DpI, transparency film, color, rendered|bjc610a3.upp Canon BJC 610, 720x720DpI, back print film, color, rendered|bjc610b4.upp Canon BJC 610, 720x720DpI, coated paper, color, rendered|bjc610b2.upp Canon BJC 610, 720x720DpI, glossy paper, color, rendered|bjc610b6.upp Canon BJC 610, 720x720DpI, high gloss paper, color, rendered|bjc610b7.upp Canon BJC 610, 720x720DpI, high resolution paper, color, rendered|bjc610b8.upp Canon BJC 610, 720x720DpI, plain paper, color, rendered|bjc610b1.upp Canon BJC 610, 720x720DpI, transparency film, color, rendered|bjc610b3.upp Canon BJC 8200, (1200DpI)^2, glossy photo card, high quality|bj8gc12f.upp Canon BJC 8200, (1200DpI)^2, high gloss photo, high quality|bj8hg12f.upp Canon BJC 8200, (1200DpI)^2, professional photo paper, highest quality|bj8pp12f.upp Canon BJC 8200, (600DpI)^2, OHP, normal quality|bj8oh06n.upp Canon BJC 8200, (600DpI)^2, plain paper, normal quality|bj8pa06n.upp Canon BJC 8200, (600DpI)^2, t-shirt transfer, normal quality|bj8ts06n.upp Canon BubbleJet BJ10e|bj10e Canon BubbleJet BJ200 (b&w)|bj200 Canon Color BJC-50|bjc50 Canon Color BJC-70|bjc70 Canon Color BJC-80|bjc50 Canon Color BJC-210|bjc70 Canon Color BJC-250|bjc50 Canon Color BJC-600|bjc600 Canon Color BJC-610|bjc70 Canon Color BJC-620|bjc70 Canon Color BJC-800|bjc800 Canon Color BJC-4000|bjc4000 Canon Color BJC-4100|bjc70 Canon Color BJC-4200|bjc70 Canon Color BJC-4300|bjc50 Canon Color BJC-4550|bjc50 Canon Color BJC-4650|bjc50 Canon Color BJC-5500|bjc70 Canon Color BJC-7000|bjc7000 Canon LBP-8II laser printer|lbp8 Canon LIPS III laser printer in English (CaPSL) mode|lips3 Citizen Projet IIc|cdjcolor CoStar LabelWriter II II/Plus|coslw2p CoStar LabelWriter XL|coslwxl DEC LJ250 Companion color printer|lj250 DEC LJ250 driver (alternate)|declj250 Epson AP3250|ap3250 Epson LP-8000 line printer|lp8000 Epson LQ-570 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 180x180DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70cl.upp Epson LQ-570 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x180DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70cm.upp Epson LQ-570 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70ch.upp Epson LQ-850 (360x360)|lq850 Epson LQ-870 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 180x180DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70cl.upp Epson LQ-870 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x180DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70cm.upp Epson LQ-870 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70ch.upp Epson LQ-1070 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 180x180DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70cl.upp Epson LQ-1070 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x180DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70cm.upp Epson LQ-1070 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70ch.upp Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 180x180DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70cl.upp Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x180DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70cm.upp Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper (+)|lqx70ch.upp Epson LQ-2550 color|epsonc Epson Stylus 800 printer|st800 Epson Stylus 800 printer, 360x180DpI, Hardw. weave, Unidir. (+)|stm800hm.upp Epson Stylus 800 printer, 360x360DpI, Hardw. weave, Unidir. (+)|stm800hh.upp Epson Stylus Color (any model), 360x360DpI|stcany.upp Epson Stylus Color (any model), 720x720DpI|stcany_h.upp Epson Stylus Color 200, 360x720DpI|stc200_h.upp Epson Stylus Color 300, 180x180 dpi, black only, Plain Paper|stc300bl.upp Epson Stylus Color 300, 360x360 dpi, black only, Plain Paper|stc300bm.upp Epson Stylus Color 300, 360x360 dpi, colour, Plain Paper|stc300.upp Epson Stylus Color 500, 360x360DpI, not Weaved, Plain Paper|stc500p.upp Epson Stylus Color 500, 720x720DpI, not Weaved, Plain Paper|stc500ph.upp Epson Stylus Color 600, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper|stc600ih.upp Epson Stylus Color 600, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|stc600pl.upp Epson Stylus Color 600, 720x720DpI, Plain Paper|stc600p.upp Epson Stylus Color 640, 1440x720DpI, Grayscale, Inkjet Paper|st640ihg.upp Epson Stylus Color 640, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper|st640ih.upp Epson Stylus Color 640, 360x360DpI, Grayscale, Plain Paper|st640plg.upp Epson Stylus Color 640, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|st640pl.upp Epson Stylus Color 640, 720x720DpI, Grayscale, Plain Paper|st640pg.upp Epson Stylus Color 640, 720x720DpI, Inkjet Paper|stc640p.upp Epson Stylus Color 640, 720x720DpI, Plain Paper|st640p.upp Epson Stylus Color 740, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper (+)|stc740ih.upp Epson Stylus Color 740, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper (+)|stc740pl.upp Epson Stylus Color 740, 720x720DpI, Plain Paper (+)|stc740p.upp Epson Stylus Color 800, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper|stc800ih.upp Epson Stylus Color 800, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|stc800pl.upp Epson Stylus Color 800, 720x720DpI, Plain Paper|stc800p.upp Epson Stylus Color 1500|stcolor Epson Stylus Color 1520, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper|stc1520h.upp Epson Stylus Color I, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|stc.upp Epson Stylus Color I, 360x360DpI, noWeave|stc_l.upp Epson Stylus Color I, 720x720DpI, Special Paper|stc_h.upp Epson Stylus Color II, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|stc2.upp Epson Stylus Color II|stcolor Epson Stylus Color IIs, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|stc2.upp Epson Stylus Color IIs|stcolor Epson Stylus Color II, 720x720DpI, Special Paper|stc2_h.upp Epson Stylus Color IIs, 720x720DpI, Special Paper|stc2s_h.upp Epson Stylus Color PRO, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|stc.upp Epson Stylus Color PRO, 360x360DpI, noWeave|stc_l.upp Epson Stylus Color PRO, 720x720DpI, Special Paper|stc_h.upp Epson Stylus Color|stcolor Epson Stylus Color Photo|photoex Epson Stylus Color Photo EX|photoex Epson Stylus Color Photo 700|photoex Epson Stylus PRO|stcolor Epson-compatible 9-pin, interleaved lines, medium resol|eps9mid Epson-compatible 9-pin, interleaved lines, triple resol|eps9high Epson-compatible dot matrix, 9/24-pin|epson Fujitsu 1200 color|epsonc Fujitsu 2400 color|epsonc Fujitsu 3400 color|epsonc HP 2563B line printer|lp2563 HP CopyJet color printer|pjxl300 HP DesignJet 650C|dnj650c HP Designjet 750c, 300x300DpI, Gamma=2.5, CMY|dnj750c.upp HP Designjet 750m, 600x600DpI, Gamma=2.5, CMY|dnj750m.upp HP DeskJet 500|djet500 HP DeskJet 500C (same as cdjcolor)|cdj500 HP DeskJet 500C alternate driver, not for 550/560C|djet500c HP DeskJet 500C b/w printing|cdjmono HP DeskJet 500C, 1 bit/pixel color|cdeskjet HP DeskJet 500C, 24bit/pxl+FS dith|cdjcolor HP DeskJet 510, b/w printing|cdjmono HP DeskJet 520, b/w printing|cdjmono HP DeskJet 540C b/w printing|cdjmono HP DeskJet 540C, 24bit/pxl+FS dith|cdjcolor HP DeskJet 550C|cdj550 HP Deskjet 550c, 300x300DpI, Gamma=2|cdj550.upp HP DeskJet 560C|cdj550 HP DeskJet 600 (use -r600)|djet500 HP DeskJet 600C series|hpijs/DJ6xx HP DeskJet 600C series photo|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 630C series|hpijs/DJ630 HP DeskJet 660C|cdj550 HP DeskJet 660Cse|cdj550 HP Deskjet 690 Econo-Fast Gamma 2.0|cdj690ec.upp HP Deskjet 690 Normal Gamma 2.0|cdj690.upp HP DeskJet 800C series|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 900C series|hpijs/DJ9xx HP DeskJet 990C|hpijs/DJ9xxVIP HP DeskJet Plus|deskjet HP DeskJet|deskjet HP Deskjet 550c, 300x300DpI, Gamma=2|cdj550.upp HP Deskjet 690 Econo-Fast Gamma 2.0|cdj690ec.upp HP Deskjet 690 Normal Gamma 2.0|cdj690.upp HP LaserJet 3100 (with HP software)|lj3100sw HP LaserJet 4 (defaults to 600 dpi) with duplex|ljet4d HP LaserJet 4 with Floyd-Steinberg dithering|lj4dith HP LaserJet 4, defaults to 600 dpi|ljet4 HP LaserJet 4L (ljet4 driver)|ljet4l HP LaserJet 5 Color (new driver, old=cljet5pr)|cljet5 HP LaserJet 5 Color (old drv. with rotation hacks/flaws)|cljet5pr HP LaserJet 5 Color Simple|cljet5c HP LaserJet 5 family (PCL5 / PCL XL), bitmap|lj5mono HP LaserJet 5 family, gray-scale bitmap|lj5gray HP LaserJet 5L (not real LJ5), defaults to 600 dpi|ljet4 HP LaserJet 5M Color (new driver, old=cljet5pr)|cljet5 HP LaserJet 5M Color (old drv. with rotation hacks/flaws)|cljet5pr HP LaserJet 5M Color Simple|cljet5c HP LaserJet 5P (not real LJ5), defaults to 600 dpi|ljet4 HP LaserJet 6 family (PCL5 / PCL XL), bitmap|lj5mono HP LaserJet 6 family, gray-scale bitmap|lj5gray HP LaserJet III* with Delta Row compression|ljet3 HP LaserJet III* with TIFF compression|ljet2p HP LaserJet IIID with duplex capability|ljet3d HP LaserJet IId with TIFF compression|ljet2p HP LaserJet IIp with TIFF compression|ljet2p HP LaserJet Plus|ljetplus HP LaserJet|laserjet HP PCL XL black-and-white printers (LaserJet 5 and 6 family)|pxlmono HP PCL XL color printers (none available yet)|pxlcolor HP PaintJet 1200C color printer|pjxl300 HP PaintJet XL color printer|pjxl HP PaintJet XL driver (alternate)|pjetxl HP PaintJet XL driver |pj HP PaintJet XL300 color printer|pjxl300 HP PaintJet color printer (alternate)|paintjet IBM 9-pin Proprinter|ibmpro IBM Jetprinter ink-jet color (Model #3852)|jetp3852 Imagen ImPress printers|imagen Kyocera FS-600 (600 dpi)|fs600 Lexmark 5700 monotone|lxm5700m MFC6550MC Fax Machine|hl7x0 Mitsubishi CP50 color|cp50 NEC P6+, 360x360 DPI resol|necp6 NEC P6, 360x360 DPI resol|necp6 NEC P60, 360x360 DPI resol|necp6 NEC Pinwriter 2X, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|necp2x.upp NEC Pinwriter 2X, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper|necp2x6.upp OCE 9050 printer|oce9050 Okidata MicroLine 182|oki182 Okidata MicroLine IBM-compatible printers|okiibm Practical Automation ATX-23|atx23 Practical Automation ATX-24|atx24 Practical Automation ATX-38|atx38 Ricoh 4081 laser printer|r4081 Sony NWP533 laser printer|nwp533 SPARCprinter|sparc StarJet 48 inkjet printer|sj48 Tektronix 4693d color, 2 bits per R/G/B component|t4693d2 Tektronix 4693d color, 4 bits per R/G/B component|t4693d4 Tektronix 4693d color, 8 bits per R/G/B component|t4693d8 Tektronix 4695 inkjet plotter|tek4696 Tektronix 4696 inkjet plotter|tek4696 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-cdj0000644000175000017500000000126107375500233020234 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-cdj,v 1.2 2001/11/17 15:22:03 andreas Exp $ # HP DeskJet 670C|cdj670 HP DeskJet 690C|cdj670 HP DeskJet 812C (development version)|cdj880 HP DeskJet 815C (development version)|cdj880 HP DeskJet 832C (development version)|cdj880 HP DeskJet 850C|cdj850 HP DeskJet 855C|cdj850 HP DeskJet 870C|cdj850 HP DeskJet 880C (development version)|cdj880 HP DeskJet 882C (development version)|cdj880 HP DeskJet 890C|cdj890 HP DeskJet 895C (development version)|cdj880 HP DeskJet 932C (development version)|cdj880 HP DeskJet 970C (development version)|cdj880 HP Deskjet 970Cxi Series|cdj970 HP DeskJet 1100C|cdj850 HP DeskJet 1600C|cdj1600 HP DeskJet 2200C|chp2200 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-epson0000644000175000017500000000155007436250570020625 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-epson,v 1.2.2.2 2002/02/24 20:47:52 andreas Exp $ # Epson AcuLaser C2000|alc2000 Epson AcuLaser C8500|alc8500 Epson Laser EPL-N2050|epl2050 Epson Laser EPL-N2050+|epl2050p Epson Laser EPL-N5800|epl5800 Epson Stylus Color 20 series {png+pips}|pips/sc20s Epson Stylus Color 40 series {png+pips}|pips/sc40s Epson Stylus Color 60 series {png+pips}|pips/sc60s Epson Stylus Color 70 series {png+pips}|pips/sc70s Epson Stylus Color 80 series {png+pips}|pips/sc80s Epson Stylus Color 480 {png+pips}|pips/sc480 Epson Stylus Color 580 {png+pips}|pips/sc580 Epson Stylus Color 680 {png+pips}|pips/sc680_777 Epson Stylus Color 777 {png+pips}|pips/sc680_777 Epson Stylus Color 880 {png+pips}|pips/sc880 Epson Stylus Color 980 {png+pips}|pips/sc980 Epson Stylus Photo 810 {png+pips}|pips/sp810_820 Epson Stylus Photo 820 {png+pips}|pips/sp810_820 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-gimp0000644000175000017500000001070207557061445020441 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-gimp,v 1.1.2.1 2002/10/27 22:05:25 andreas Exp $ # Canon BJC 30|gimp/bjc-30 Canon BJC 50|gimp/bjc-50 Canon BJC 55|gimp/bjc-55 Canon BJC 80|gimp/bjc-80 Canon BJC 85|gimp/bjc-85 Canon BJC 210|gimp/bjc-210 Canon BJC 240|gimp/bjc-240 Canon BJC 250|gimp/bjc-250 Canon BJC 1000|gimp/bjc-1000 Canon BJC 2000|gimp/bjc-2000 Canon BJC 3000|gimp/bjc-3000 Canon BJC 4300|gimp/bjc-4300 Canon BJC 4400 photo|gimp/bjc-4400 Canon BJC 6000|gimp/bjc-6000 Canon BJC 6100|gimp/bjc-6100 Canon BJC 6200|gimp/bjc-6200 Canon BJC 6500|gimp/bjc-6500 Canon BJC 7000|gimp/bjc-7000 Canon BJC 7100|gimp/bjc-7100 Canon BJC 8200|gimp/bjc-8200 Canon S400|gimp/bjc-s400 Canon S450|gimp/bjc-s450 Canon S800|gimp/bjc-s800 Canon S4500|gimp/bjc-s4500 Epson Stylus C20SX|gimp/escp2-c20sx Epson Stylus C20UX|gimp/escp2-c20ux Epson Stylus C40SX|gimp/escp2-c40sx Epson Stylus C40UX|gimp/escp2-c40ux Epson Stylus C60|gimp/escp2-c60 Epson Stylus C70|gimp/escp2-c70 Epson Stylus C80|gimp/escp2-c80 Epson Stylus Color|gimp/escp2 Epson Stylus Color Pro|gimp/escp2-pro Epson Stylus Color Pro XL|gimp/escp2-pro-xl Epson Stylus Color 83|gimp/escp2-83 Epson Stylus Color 400|gimp/escp2-400 Epson Stylus Color 440|gimp/escp2-440 Epson Stylus Color 460|gimp/escp2-460 Epson Stylus Color 480|gimp/escp2-480 Epson Stylus Color 500|gimp/escp2-500 Epson Stylus Color 580|gimp/escp2-580 Epson Stylus Color 600|gimp/escp2-600 Epson Stylus Color 640|gimp/escp2-640 Epson Stylus Color 660|gimp/escp2-660 Epson Stylus Color 670|gimp/escp2-670 Epson Stylus Color 680|gimp/escp2-680 Epson Stylus Color 740|gimp/escp2-740 Epson Stylus Color 760|gimp/escp2-760 Epson Stylus Color 777|gimp/escp2-777 Epson Stylus Color 800|gimp/escp2-800 Epson Stylus Color 850|gimp/escp2-850 Epson Stylus Color 860|gimp/escp2-860 Epson Stylus Color 880|gimp/escp2-880 Epson Stylus Color 900|gimp/escp2-900 Epson Stylus Color 980|gimp/escp2-980 Epson Stylus Color 1160|gimp/escp2-1160 Epson Stylus Color 1500|gimp/escp2-1500 Epson Stylus Color 1520|gimp/escp2-1520 Epson Stylus Color 3000|gimp/escp2-3000 Epson Stylus Photo|gimp/escp2-photo Epson Stylus Photo EX|gimp/escp2-ex Epson Stylus Photo 700|gimp/escp2-700 Epson Stylus Photo 720|gimp/escp2-720 Epson Stylus Photo 750|gimp/escp2-750 Epson Stylus Photo 780|gimp/escp2-780 Epson Stylus Photo 785EPX|gimp/escp2-785 Epson Stylus Photo 790|gimp/escp2-790 Epson Stylus Photo 810|gimp/escp2-810 Epson Stylus Photo 820|gimp/escp2-820 Epson Stylus Photo 870|gimp/escp2-870 Epson Stylus Photo 875|gimp/escp2-875 Epson Stylus Photo 890|gimp/escp2-890 Epson Stylus Photo 895|gimp/escp2-895 Epson Stylus Photo 1200|gimp/escp2-1200 Epson Stylus Photo 1270|gimp/escp2-1270 Epson Stylus Photo 1280|gimp/escp2-1280 Epson Stylus Photo 1290|gimp/escp2-1290 Epson Stylus Photo 2000P|gimp/escp2-2000 Epson Stylus Pro 5000|gimp/escp2-5000 Epson Stylus Pro 5500|gimp/escp2-5500 Epson Stylus Pro 7000|gimp/escp2-7000 Epson Stylus Pro 7500|gimp/escp2-7500 Epson Stylus Pro 9000|gimp/escp2-9000 Epson Stylus Pro 9500|gimp/escp2-9500 Epson Stylus Pro 10000|gimp/escp2-10000 Epson Stylus Scan 2000|gimp/escp2-scan2000 Epson Stylus Scan 2500|gimp/escp2-scan2500 HP DesignJet 750C|gimp/pcl-750 HP DeskJet 340|gimp/pcl-340 HP DeskJet 400|gimp/pcl-400 HP DeskJet 500|gimp/pcl-500 HP DeskJet 500C|gimp/pcl-501 HP DeskJet 520|gimp/pcl-520 HP DeskJet 540C|gimp/pcl-540 HP DeskJet 550C|gimp/pcl-550 HP DeskJet 560C|gimp/pcl-560 HP DeskJet 600/600C (single cartridge)|gimp/pcl-600 HP DeskJet 600 series (double cartridge)|gimp/pcl-601 HP DeskJet 690 series|gimp/pcl-690 HP DeskJet 810C|gimp/pcl-810 HP DeskJet 812C|gimp/pcl-812 HP DeskJet 840C|gimp/pcl-840 HP DeskJet 842C|gimp/pcl-842 HP DeskJet 845C|gimp/pcl-845 HP DeskJet 850C|gimp/pcl-850 HP DeskJet 855C|gimp/pcl-855 HP DeskJet 870C|gimp/pcl-870 HP DeskJet 890C|gimp/pcl-890 HP DeskJet 895C|gimp/pcl-895 HP DeskJet 900 series|gimp/pcl-900 HP DeskJet 1100C|gimp/pcl-1100 HP DeskJet 1120C|gimp/pcl-1120 HP DeskJet 1200C|gimp/pcl-1200 HP DeskJet 1220C|gimp/pcl-1220 HP DeskJet 1600C|gimp/pcl-1600 HP DeskJet 2000 series|gimp/pcl-2000 HP DeskJet 2500 series|gimp/pcl-2500 HP LaserJet II series|gimp/pcl-2 HP LaserJet III series|gimp/pcl-3 HP LaserJet 4 series|gimp/pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4L series|gimp/pcl-4l HP LaserJet 4V, 4Si|gimp/pcl-4v HP LaserJet 5 series|gimp/pcl-5 HP LaserJet 5Si|gimp/pcl-5si HP LaserJet 6 series|gimp/pcl-6 HP PhotoSmart P1000|gimp/pcl-P1000 HP PhotoSmart P1100|gimp/pcl-P1100 Lexmark 4076|gimp/lexmark-4076 Lexmark Z42|gimp/lexmark-z42 Lexmark Z43|gimp/lexmark-z43 Lexmark Z52|gimp/lexmark-z52 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-hpdj0000644000175000017500000000260707375500233020426 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-hpdj,v 1.3 2001/11/17 15:22:03 andreas Exp $ # printer-hpdj - this file contains printer supported by hpdj 2.6 (3rd party) # HP DeskJet 340|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 400 (tested in b/w)|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 420|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 500|hpdj/500 HP DeskJet 500C|hpdj/500C HP DeskJet 510|hpdj/510 HP DeskJet 520|hpdj/520 HP DeskJet 540C|hpdj/540 HP DeskJet 550C|hpdj/550C HP DeskJet 560C|hpdj/560C HP DeskJet 600|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 610C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 660C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 660Cse|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 670C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 672C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 680C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 690C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 690C+|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 693C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 694C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 832C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 850C|hpdj/850C HP DeskJet 855C|hpdj/855C HP DeskJet 870Cse|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 870Cxi|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 880C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 890C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 895Cse|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 895Cxi|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 970C|hpdj/u970 HP DeskJet 1100C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 1120C|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 2000C Professional Series|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 2000Cse Professional Series|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 2000CN Professional Series|hpdj/unspec HP DeskJet 2500CN Professional Series|hpdj/unspec HP OfficeJet 590|hpdj/unspec HP OfficeJet 600|hpdj/unspec HP OfficeJet 625|hpdj/unspec Lexmark 3000 Color Jetprinter|hpdj/unspec apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-hpijs0000644000175000017500000000260607563236704020625 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-hpijs,v 1.2.2.1 2002/11/09 16:54:28 andreas Exp $ Apollo P-22|hpijs/AP21xx Apollo P-2000U|hpijs/AP21xx HP DeskJet 350C|hpijs/DJ350 #HP DeskJet 400C|hpijs/DJ400 #HP DeskJet 540C|hpijs/DJ540 #HP DeskJet 600C|hpijs/DJ600 HP DeskJet 610C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 612C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 630C|hpijs/DJ630 HP DeskJet 632C|hpijs/DJ630 HP DeskJet 640C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 648C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 660C|hpijs/DJ6xx HP DeskJet 670C|hpijs/DJ6xx HP DeskJet 670TV|hpijs/DJ6xx HP DeskJet 672C|hpijs/DJ6xx HP DeskJet 680C|hpijs/DJ6xx HP DeskJet 682C|hpijs/DJ6xx HP DeskJet 690C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 692C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 693C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 694C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 695C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 697C|hpijs/DJ6xxP HP DeskJet 810C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 812C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 830C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 832C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 840C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 842C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 880C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 882C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 895C|hpijs/DJ8xx HP DeskJet 930C|hpijs/DJ9xx HP DeskJet 932C|hpijs/DJ9xx HP DeskJet 950C|hpijs/DJ9xx HP DeskJet 952C|hpijs/DJ9xx HP DeskJet 960C|hpijs/DJ9xxVIP HP DeskJet 970C|hpijs/DJ9xx HP DeskJet 980C|hpijs/DJ9xxVIP HP DeskJet 990C|hpijs/DJ9xxVIP HP DeskJet e20|hpijs/DJ6xx HP Photosmart 1000|hpijs/DJ9xx HP Photosmart 1100|hpijs/DJ9xx HP Photosmart 1215|hpijs/DJ9xxVIP HP Photosmart 1218|hpijs/DJ9xxVIP apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-ijs0000644000175000017500000000543407563236704020277 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-ijs,v 1.1.2.3 2002/11/09 16:54:28 andreas Exp $ Apollo P-22|ijs/APOLLO_P-22 Apollo P-2000U|ijs/P-2000U Apollo P-2500/2600|ijs/Apollo-2500-2600 HP Business Inkjet 2200|ijs/HP_BUSINESS_INKJET_2200 HP Business Inkjet 2230|ijs/HP_BUSINESS_INKJET_2230 HP Business Inkjet 2250|ijs/HP_BUSINESS_INKJET_2250 HP Business Inkjet 2280|ijs/HP_BUSINESS_INKJET_2280 HP cp1160|ijs/cp1160 HP cp1700|ijs/cp1700 HP DeskJet 350|ijs/DESKJET_350 HP DeskJet 600|ijs/DESKJET_600 HP DeskJet 610|ijs/DESKJET_610 HP DeskJet 612|ijs/DESKJET_612 HP DeskJet 630|ijs/DESKJET_630 HP DeskJet 632|ijs/DESKJET_632 HP DeskJet 640|ijs/DESKJET_640 HP DeskJet 648|ijs/DESKJET_648 HP DeskJet 656|ijs/DESKJET_656 HP DeskJet 660|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP DeskJet 670|ijs/DESKJET_670 HP DeskJet 672|ijs/DESKJET_672 HP DeskJet 680|ijs/DESKJET_680 HP DeskJet 682|ijs/DESKJET_682 HP DeskJet 690|ijs/DESKJET_690 HP DeskJet 692|ijs/DESKJET_692 HP DeskJet 693|ijs/DESKJET_693 HP DeskJet 694|ijs/DESKJET_694 HP DeskJet 695|ijs/DESKJET_695 HP DeskJet 697|ijs/DESKJET_697 HP DeskJet 810|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP DeskJet 812|ijs/DESKJET_812 HP DeskJet 815|ijs/DESKJET_815 HP DeskJet 816|ijs/DESKJET_816 HP DeskJet 825|ijs/DESKJET_825 HP DeskJet 830|ijs/DESKJET_830 HP DeskJet 832|ijs/DESKJET_832 HP DeskJet 840|ijs/DESKJET_840 HP DeskJet 842|ijs/DESKJET_842 HP DeskJet 845|ijs/DESKJET_845 HP DeskJet 880|ijs/DESKJET_880 HP DeskJet 882C|ijs/DESKJET_882C HP DeskJet 895|ijs/DESKJET_895 HP DeskJet 920|ijs/DESKJET_920 HP DeskJet 930|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP DeskJet 932|ijs/DESKJET_932 HP DeskJet 940|ijs/DESKJET_940 HP DeskJet 948|ijs/DESKJET_948 HP DeskJet 950|ijs/DESKJET_950 HP DeskJet 952|ijs/DESKJET_952 HP DeskJet 960|ijs/DESKJET_960 HP DeskJet 970|ijs/DESKJET_970 HP DeskJet 980|ijs/DESKJET_980 HP DeskJet 990|ijs/DESKJET_990 HP DeskJet 995|ijs/DESKJET_995 HP DeskJet 1125|ijs/DESKJET_1125 HP DeskJet 1220|ijs/DESKJET_1220 HP e-printer e20|ijs/e-printer_e20 HP OfficeJet 500|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP OfficeJet 600|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP OfficeJet 625|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP OfficeJet 635|ijs/DESKJET_660 HP OfficeJet 710|ijs/DESKJET_610 HP OfficeJet G55|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet G85|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet G95|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet K60|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet K80|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP OfficeJet Pro 1170C|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet Pro 1175C|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet R45|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet R60|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet R65|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet R80|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet T45|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet T65|ijs/DESKJET_810 HP OfficeJet V40|ijs/DESKJET_930 HP PhotoSmart 100|ijs/PHOTOSMART_100 HP PhotoSmart P1000|ijs/PHOTOSMART_P1000 HP PhotoSmart P1100|ijs/PHOTOSMART_P1100 HP PhotoSmart 1115|ijs/PHOTOSMART_1115 HP PhotoSmart 1215|ijs/PHOTOSMART_1215 HP PhotoSmart 1218|ijs/PHOTOSMART_1218 HP PhotoSmart 1315|ijs/PHOTOSMART_1315 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-lexmark0000644000175000017500000000100007375500233021126 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-lexmark,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:03 andreas Exp $ # Lexmark 1100 {pXnraw+lm1100}|lexmark1100 Lexmark 2030 (b/w) {pbmraw+pbm2l2030}|lexmark2030 Lexmark 2050 Color {bitcmyk+c2050}|lexmark2050c Lexmark 2070 (b/w) {pbmraw+Lexmark2070}|lexmark2070 Lexmark 2070 Color {bitcmyk+c2070}|lexmark2070c Lexmark 3200|lex3200 Lexmark 3200|lxm3200 Lexmark 5000|lex7000 Lexmark 5000|lx5000 Lexmark 5700|lex5700 Lexmark 7000|lex7000 Lexmark 7200|lex7000 Lexmark Z11 {bitcmyk+cZ11}|lexmarkZ11 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-misc0000644000175000017500000000071407375500233020431 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-misc,v 1.1 2001/11/17 15:22:03 andreas Exp $ # ALPS MD 2xxx series|md2k ALPS MD 5xxx series|md5k Apple Stylewriter {pbmraw/bitcmyk+lpstyl}|stylewriter Brother HL-1030|hl1240 Brother HL-1050|hl1250 Brother HL-1070|hl1250 Brother HL-1240|hl1240 Brother HL-1250|hl1250 Brother HL-1270N|hl1250 Canon CaPSL printers {ljet3+cjet}|cjet Citizen Printiva series {pXmraw+ppmtocpva}|printiva Samsung ML-85G {pbmraw+ml85p}|samsung85 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/setup/printer-omni0000644000175000017500000004306207440502674020447 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/setup/printer-omni,v 1.5.2.1 2002/03/03 20:21:16 andreas Exp $ # Brother HJ-100i|omni/Brother_HJ_100i Brother HJ-400|omni/Brother_HJ_400 Brother HL-4V|omni/Brother_HL_4V Brother HL-6|omni/Brother_HL_6 Brother HL-6V|omni/Brother_HL_6V Brother HL-10h|omni/Brother_HL_10h Brother HL-10V|omni/Brother_HL_10V Brother HL-630, 631|omni/Brother_HL_630_631 Brother HL-641, 645, 655M|omni/Brother_HL_641_645_655M Brother HL-660|omni/Brother_HL_660 Brother HL-665|omni/Brother_HL_665 Brother HL-730, 730DX|omni/Brother_HL_730_730DX Brother HL-960|omni/Brother_HL_960 Brother HL-1240|omni/Brother_HL_1240 Brother HL-1250|omni/Brother_HL_1250 Brother HL-1260|omni/Brother_HL_1260 Brother HL-1270|omni/Brother_HL_1270 Brother HL-1270N|omni/Brother_HL_1270N Brother HL-2060|omni/Brother_HL_2060 Brother HL-P2000|omni/Brother_HL_P2000 Brother M-1309|omni/Brother_M_1309 Brother M-1324|omni/Brother_M_1324 Brother M-1809|omni/Brother_M_1809 Brother M-1809 Color|omni/Brother_M_1809_Color Brother M-1824L|omni/Brother_M_1824L Brother M-1824L Color|omni/Brother_M_1824L_Color Brother M-1909|omni/Brother_M_1909 Brother M-1909 Color|omni/Brother_M_1909_Color Brother M-1924L|omni/Brother_M_1924L Brother M-1924L Color|omni/Brother_M_1924L_Color Brother M-4309|omni/Brother_M_4309 Brother MFC-4000, 4500, 5500|omni/Brother_MFC_4000_4500_5500 Brother MFC-6550MC, 7550MC|omni/Brother_MFC_6550MC_7550MC Brother MFC-P2000|omni/Brother_MFC_P2000 Canon BJ-30|omni/Canon_BJ_30 Canon BJ-30v|omni/Canon_BJ_30v Canon BJ-100|omni/Canon_BJ_100 Canon BJ-200|omni/Canon_BJ_200 Canon BJ-200e|omni/Canon_BJ_200e Canon BJ-220JCII|omni/Canon_BJ_220JCII Canon BJ-220JSII|omni/Canon_BJ_220JSII Canon BJ-230|omni/Canon_BJ_230 Canon BJ F100|omni/Canon_BJ_F100 Canon BJ F200|omni/Canon_BJ_F200 Canon BJ F600|omni/Canon_BJ_F600 Canon BJ F800|omni/Canon_BJ_F800 Canon BJ F6000|omni/Canon_BJ_F6000 Canon BJC-35v|omni/Canon_BJC_35v Canon BJC-35vII|omni/Canon_BJC_35vII Canon BJC-50|omni/Canon_BJC_50 Canon BJC-50v|omni/Canon_BJC_50v Canon BJC-70|omni/Canon_BJC_70 Canon BJC-80v|omni/Canon_BJC_80v Canon BJC-210|omni/Canon_BJC_210 Canon BJC-210J|omni/Canon_BJC_210J Canon BJC-240|omni/Canon_BJC_240 Canon BJC-240J|omni/Canon_BJC_240J Canon BJC-250J|omni/Canon_BJC_250J Canon BJC-400J|omni/Canon_BJC_400J Canon BJC-410J|omni/Canon_BJC_410J Canon BJC-420J|omni/Canon_BJC_420J Canon BJC-430J|omni/Canon_BJC_430J Canon BJC-430J Lite|omni/Canon_BJC_430J_Lite Canon BJC-430JD Lite|omni/Canon_BJC_430JD_Lite Canon BJC-440J|omni/Canon_BJC_440J Canon BJC-455J|omni/Canon_BJC_455J Canon BJC-465J|omni/Canon_BJC_465J Canon BJC-600|omni/Canon_BJC_600 Canon BJC-600e|omni/Canon_BJC_600e Canon BJC-600J|omni/Canon_BJC_600J Canon BJC-610|omni/Canon_BJC_610 Canon BJC-610JW|omni/Canon_BJC_610JW Canon BJC-620JW|omni/Canon_BJC_620JW Canon BJC-700J|omni/Canon_BJC_700J Canon BJC-800|omni/Canon_BJC_800 Canon BJC-820|omni/Canon_BJC_820 Canon BJC-820J|omni/Canon_BJC_820J Canon BJC-2000|omni/Canon_BJC_2000 Canon BJC-4000|omni/Canon_BJC_4000 Canon BJC-4100|omni/Canon_BJC_4100 Canon BJC-4200|omni/Canon_BJC_4200 Canon BJC-4200 Photo|omni/Canon_BJC_4200_Photo Canon BJC-4300|omni/Canon_BJC_4300 Canon BJC-4304 Photo|omni/Canon_BJC_4304_Photo Canon BJC-4400|omni/Canon_BJC_4400 Canon BJC-4550|omni/Canon_BJC_4550 Canon BJC-4650|omni/Canon_BJC_4650 Canon BJC-5500|omni/Canon_BJC_5500 Canon BJC-5500J|omni/Canon_BJC_5500J Canon BJC-6000|omni/Canon_BJC_6000 Canon BJC-7000|omni/Canon_BJC_7000 Canon BJC-7004 Photo|omni/Canon_BJC_7004_Photo Canon BJC-7100|omni/Canon_BJC_7100 Canon BJC-8000|omni/Canon_BJC_8000 Canon BJC-8500|omni/Canon_BJC_8500 Canon S450|omni/Canon_S450 Epson 9-pin 80 Col|omni/Epson_9_pin_80_Col Epson 9-pin 136 Col|omni/Epson_9_pin_136_Col Epson 24-pin 80 Col|omni/Epson_24_pin_80_Col Epson 24-pin 136 Col|omni/Epson_24_pin_136_Col Epson Generic 48 pin|omni/Epson_Generic_48_pin Epson Generic ESC2P|omni/Epson_Generic_ESC2P Epson Generic ESC_P 24-J84|omni/Epson_Generic_ESC_P_24_J84 Epson Generic ESC_P 24-J84C|omni/Epson_Generic_ESC_P_24_J84C Epson ActionLaser II|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_II_EPL_4000 Epson ActionLaser 1000|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_1000_EPL_5000 Epson ActionLaser 1100|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_1100 Epson ActionLaser 1400|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_1400 Epson ActionLaser 1500|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_1500_EPL_5200 Epson ActionLaser 1600|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_1600_EPL_5600 Epson AP-800|omni/Epson_AP_800 Epson AP-2250|omni/Epson_AP_2250 Epson AP-3250|omni/Epson_AP_3250 Epson AP-3260|omni/Epson_AP_3260 Epson AP-5000|omni/Epson_AP_5000 Epson AP-5500|omni/Epson_AP_5500 Epson DFX-5000|omni/Epson_DFX_5000 Epson DFX-5000+|omni/Epson_DFX_5000_ Epson DFX-8000|omni/Epson_DFX_8000 Epson DFX-8500|omni/Epson_DFX_8500 Epson DLQ-2000 (360 dpi)|omni/Epson_DLQ_2000__360_dpi_ Epson DLQ-3000+|omni/Epson_DLQ_3000_ Epson EPL-4000|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_II_EPL_4000 Epson EPL-5000|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_1000_EPL_5000 Epson EPL-5200|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_1500_EPL_5200 Epson EPL-5600|omni/Epson_ActionLaser_1600_EPL_5600 Epson EPL-5700|omni/Epson_EPL_5700 Epson EPL-7000, 7100|omni/Epson_EPL_7000_7100 Epson EPL-8000, 8100|omni/Epson_EPL_8000_8100 Epson EPL-N1200|omni/Epson_EPL_N1200 Epson EPL-N1600|omni/Epson_EPL_N1600 Epson EPL-N2000|omni/Epson_EPL_N2000 Epson EX-800|omni/Epson_EX_800 Epson EX-1000|omni/Epson_EX_1000 Epson FX-286e|omni/Epson_FX_286e Epson FX-850|omni/Epson_FX_850 Epson FX-870|omni/Epson_FX_870 Epson FX-880|omni/Epson_FX_880 Epson FX-980|omni/Epson_FX_980 Epson FX-1000|omni/Epson_FX_1000 Epson FX-1050|omni/Epson_FX_1050 Epson FX-1170|omni/Epson_FX_1170 Epson FX-1180|omni/Epson_FX_1180 Epson FX-2170|omni/Epson_FX_2170 Epson FX-2180|omni/Epson_FX_2180 Epson JX-80|omni/Epson_JX_80 Epson LQ-100|omni/Epson_LQ_100 Epson LQ-150|omni/Epson_LQ_150 Epson LQ-300|omni/Epson_LQ_300 Epson LQ-300 Color|omni/Epson_LQ_300_Color Epson LQ-400|omni/Epson_LQ_400 Epson LQ-550|omni/Epson_LQ_550 Epson LQ-500|omni/Epson_LQ_500 Epson LQ-510|omni/Epson_LQ_510 Epson LQ-570|omni/Epson_LQ_570 Epson LQ-570+|omni/Epson_LQ_570_ Epson LQ-670|omni/Epson_LQ_670 Epson LQ-850|omni/Epson_LQ_850 Epson LQ-850 (N9)|omni/Epson_LQ_850__N9_ Epson LQ-850+ (360dpi)|omni/Epson_LQ_850___360_dpi_ Epson LQ-860|omni/Epson_LQ_860 Epson LQ-870|omni/Epson_LQ_870 Epson LQ-950 (N9)|omni/Epson_LQ_950__N9_ Epson LQ-1010|omni/Epson_LQ_1010 Epson LQ-1050|omni/Epson_LQ_1050 Epson LQ-1050 (N9)|omni/Epson_LQ_1050__N9_ Epson LQ-1050+ (360 dpi)|omni/Epson_LQ_1050___360_dpi_ Epson LQ-1060|omni/Epson_LQ_1060 Epson LQ-1070|omni/Epson_LQ_1070 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sane defaults, so that every user on this system can use the printer without trouble. If the administrator can absolutely trust all users, the USE_USER_CODE config variable in /etc/apsfilter/apsfilterrc (for all printers) or /etc/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc (for just one printer) can be set. However, this is considered dangerous and a major security hole, since lpd might use a prvileged user for calling apsfilter (like root or daemon). But it is possible for users to ask the admin to create a user-specific configuration file for any printer (/etc/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc.USER) so that users can set their default values. As a special case, the admin can trust a single user and set USE_USER_CODE in /etc/apsfilter/QUEUE/apsfilterrc.USER. apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/template/apsfilterrc.in0000644000175000017500000002113607563236704021424 0ustar covencoven00000000000000############################################################################## # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/template/apsfilterrc.in,v 1.42.2.8 2002/11/09 16:54:28 andreas Exp $ # # Sample apsfilter template file for apsfilter @VERSION@ # # This file is for customizing apsfilter's behaviour # Enables you to configures some aspects of apsfilter to fit your own needs. # # # Possible locations for configuration files: # # a) global configuration for all printers: $CONF_DIR/apsfilterrc # b) printer specific: $CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc # c) printer specific, supplied by user: $CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc.$USER # d) printer specific, controlled by user: ~$USER/.apsfilter/apsfilterrc.$QUEUE # (admin must set USE_USER_CODE for this to be used) ############################################################################## #============================================================================= # apsfilter specific configuration #============================================================================= # include special paths you need # default: PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/bin:/bin" # #PATH="/opt/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/bin:/bin" # change this if your awk chokes on our programs and/or command line options # default: AWK=awk # #AWK=/opt/gnu/bin/gawk # who is to be notified in case of a failure # default: NOTIFY=root # #NOTIFY=lp # directory for temporary file creation # default: TMPDIR=/tmp # #TMPDIR=/var/tmp ### ### WARNING ! ### ### This setting allows users to provide configuration in a shell script; ### do _not_ set this if the input filter runs under a privileged user. ### ### To be on the safe side, you can also create user-specific config files ### $CONF_DIR/$QUEUE/apsfilterrc.$USER ### which contain settings that have been inspected by the administrator. ### # default: USE_USER_CODE="" # #USE_USER_CODE=set #============================================================================= # printer independent configuration #============================================================================= # search path for embedded images used by dvips; this path will be extended # by "$HOME:/tmp:/var/tmp" (where $HOME is the home directory of the user) # default: TEXINPUTS="" # #TEXINPUTS=/usr/accounts/andreas/pictures:/usr/share/dvips/pictures # set this of your MakeTeXPK tool works correctly # default: HAVE_MAKETEXPK="" # #HAVE_MAKETEXPK=set # dvips option for setting the resolution # default: DVIPS_RES_DorP=-D # #DVIPS_RES_DorP=-P # ghostscript environment variables # defaults: # GS_FONTPATH="/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1:/var/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1" # GS_LIB="$GS_FONTPATH" # #GS_FONTPATH=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1 #GS_LIB=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1 # set this if your (remote) print jobs are erroneously sent in "raw" mode # default: IGNORE_LPD_RAW="" # #IGNORE_LPD_RAW=set #============================================================================ # printer dependent configuration # (these should go into the printer specific apsfilterrc) #============================================================================ # media type; one of plain, coated, glossy, premium, trans # default: MEDIA="plain" # #MEDIA=coated # whether to print uni- or bi-directional # default: SWEEP=bi # #SWEEP=uni # custom DVI-to-PrinterLanguage filter (stdin->stdout) # default: PRINT_DVI="" -> will use dvips # #PRINT_DVI='/usr/local/bin/my_super_filter -X -Y -Z -' # escape sequences to be sent before/after a "raw" print job # defaults: # RAW_PROLOGUE="" # RAW_EPILOGUE="" # #RAW_PROLOGUE='\033&k2G\033(s2Q\033&k5W\033&l0L\033&a7L\033(s12H' #RAW_EPILOGUE='\014' # escape sequences to be sent before/after text output via "recode" # (in addition to the RAW_PROLOGUE and RAW_EPILOGUE stuff) # defaults: # RECODE_PROLOGUE="" # RECODE_EPILOGUE="" # # these are examples for the LaserJet/DeskJet/PaintJet family #RECODE_PROLOGUE='\033E\033&k2G\033(0N' #RECODE_EPILOGUE='\033E' # these are examples for the newer Stylus models (probably 740 and later) #RECODE_PROLOGUE='\000\000\000\033\001@EJL 1284.4\012@EJL \012\033@\033@' #RECODE_EPILOGUE='\033@' # codes (printf-style) to create a single blank page # default: BLANK_PAGE='\012\014' # #BLANK_PAGE='\033@' # ghostscript options; will be altered by quality/color/... settings # default: GS_FEATURES="" # #GS_FEATURES='-dBitsPerPixel=32 -dMicroweave -sDithering=fscmyk' # printer initialisation (used by gs) # default: PS_INIT="" # #PS_INIT=stcolor.ps # printer cleanup (used by gs) # default: PS_EXIT="" # #PS_EXIT=showpage.ps # options for the POST_FILTER (called after gs processing) # default: POST_FILTER_OPTS="" # #POST_FILTER_OPTS='-f /etc/my_pnm2ppa.conf' # printer is a duplex capable printer # default: HARDWARE_DUPLEX="" # #HARDWARE_DUPLEX=set # disable duplex printing; only needed if HARDWARE_DUPLEX is empty _and_ if # apsfilter doesn't run on the local host # default: DISABLE_DUPLEX="" # #DISABLE_DUPLEX=set # set these if even/odd pages should be reversed for fake duplex mode, # and control whether the odd pages should be printed first # defaults: # DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN="" # DUPLEX_REVERSE_ODD="" # DUPLEX_ODD_FIRST="" # #DUPLEX_REVERSE_EVEN=set #DUPLEX_REVERSE_ODD=set #DUPLEX_ODD_FIRST=set # papertray selection # default: PAPERTRAY="" #> class options: tray0, ..., tray9 # #PAPERTRAY=1 # maximum number of copies printed via "lpr -C copies=42" or "lpr -Zcopies=42"; # this is independent of the "-#" and "-K" switches to lpr # default: MAXCOPIES=10 # #MAXCOPIES=1 # printer is capable of printing multiple copies # default: HARDWARE_COPIES="" # #HARDWARE_COPIES=set # copies should be done at the remote server (if possible); # currently for NetWare and lpd servers # default: REMOTE_COPIES=set # #unset REMOTE_COPIES #============================================================================ # visual appearance of the printout #============================================================================ # filter for ASCII files; one of a2ps, mpage, enscript, recode # default: ASCII_FILTER=a2ps #> class options: a2ps, mpage, enscript, recode # #ASCII_FILTER=recode # override a2ps default options # defaults: # A2PS_BASIC="--delegate=no -X iso1" # A2PS_PAPERSIZE="$PAPERSIZE" (case-corrected) # #don't format troff documents, by Joerg Wunsch #A2PS_BASIC='-Eplain' #A2PS_PAPERSIZE=Letter #A2PS_PAPERSIZE=A4stylus # override the complete a2ps commandline # default: A2PS_OPTS="" # #A2PS_OPTS='-X iso1 -m --borders=yes --prologue=color --highlight-level=heavy' # override mpage default options # defaults: # MPAGE_BASIC="-CISO-Latin.1 -f" # MPAGE_PAPERSIZE="$PAPERSIZE" (case-corrected) # #MPAGE_BASIC='-CISO-Latin.2 -f' #MPAGE_PAPERSIZE=Letter #MPAGE_PAPERSIZE=A4 # override the complete mpage commandline # default: MPAGE_OPTS="" # #MPAGE_OPTS='-CISO-Latin.2 -a -e -r' # override enscript default options # defaults: # ENSCRIPT_BASIC="-X 88591" # ENSCRIPT_PAPERSIZE="$PAPERSIZE" (case-corrected) # #ENSCRIPT_BASIC='-C 88592' #ENSCRIPT_PAPERSIZE=Letter #ENSCRIPT_PAPERSIZE=A4 # override the complete enscript commandline # default: ENSCRIPT_OPTS="" # #ENSCRIPT_OPTS='-X 88592 -r --ps-level=1' # set level of pretty-printing (0=none, 1=normal, 2=heavy) # the text-to-PostScript converter must support this # default: PRETTY_PRINTING=1 #> class options: pretty=0, pretty=1, pretty=2 # #PRETTY_PRINTING=0 # print headers and borders for ASCII files # defaults: # ASCII_HEADER="" # ASCII_BORDER="" #> class options: header, noheader, border, noborder # #ASCII_HEADER=set #ASCII_BORDER=set # multiple pages per sheet (can be 1,2,4,8) # default: PS_NUP=1 #> class options: 1pps, 2pps, 4pps, 8pps # #PS_NUP=2 # # same setting, but for ASCII files only # default: ASCII_PPS="$PS_NUP" # #ASCII_PPS=2 # force paper orientation # default: LANDSCAPE="" #> class options: landscape, portrait # #LANDSCAPE=set # # same setting, but for ASCII files only # default: ASCII_LANDSCAPE="$LANDSCAPE" # #ASCII_LANDSCAPE=set # override htmldoc options # default: HTMLDOC_OPTS="--webpage" # #HTMLDOC_OPTS='--book --charset 8859-2 --no-title' # override html2ps options # default: HTML2PS_OPTS="-e ISO-8859-1 -u -H" # #HTML2PS_OPTS='-e ISO-8859-2 -u -H' # override recode options # default: RECODE_OPTS="latin1..ibmpc" # #RECODE_OPTS='latin1..cp437' # use pstools to alter the PostScript printout # defaults: # PS_BOOK="" # PS_UTILS="" #> class options: book # #PS_BOOK=set #PS_UTILS='psselect -r' # duplex printing (will be "faked" if printer can't handle this by itself) # default: DUPLEX="" #> class options: duplex, simplex # #DUPLEX=set # binding edge; must be long or short # default: BINDING=long #> class options: shortbind, longbind # #BINDING=short apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/template/watermark.ps0000644000175000017500000000153607156366260021120 0ustar covencoven00000000000000%!PS-Adobe-3.0 % watermark.ps % A. Reuter 2000 % $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/template/watermark.ps,v 1.2 2000/09/09 07:54:24 andreas Exp $ /wmtext (Watermark) def /wmfont (Helvetica) def /wmfontsize 72 def /wmcolor { 0.5 0.5 0.5 } def /oshowpage { showpage } bind def /Watermark { gsave currentpagedevice /PageSize get % Seitenmaße bestimmen {} forall /pheight exch def /pwidth exch def wmfont findfont wmfontsize scalefont setfont newpath 0 0 moveto wmtext false charpath pathbbox /y1 exch def /x1 exch def /y0 exch def /x0 exch def /width x1 x0 sub def /height y1 y0 sub def newpath wmcolor setrgbcolor pwidth 2 div pheight 2 div translate pheight pwidth atan rotate width -2 div height -2 div moveto wmtext show grestore } bind def /newshowpage { oshowpage Watermark } bind def /showpage { newshowpage } def Watermark apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/tools/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621211016050 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/tools/prtmgmt0000755000175000017500000001543307214705417017521 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! /usr/bin/perl # # Copyright (c) 2000 Andreas Klemm . Neuss. # All rights reserved. # # Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without # modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions # are met: # 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright # notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. # 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright # notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the # documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. # # THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND # ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE # IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE # ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE # FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL # DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS # OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) # HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT # LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY # OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF # SUCH DAMAGE. # # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/tools/prtmgmt,v 1.5 2000/12/10 13:54:23 andreas Exp $ use diagnostics; # read variables sub variables { $ENV{PATH} = "/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin"; # set sane PATH $config = "./prtmgmt.conf"; # config file for prtmgmt $printcap = "/etc/printcap"; # location of printcap $debug = 0; # turn on debugging $verbose = 0; # list printer aliases as well $printer = ""; # printer name $palias1 = ""; # printer alias 1 $palias2 = ""; # printer alias 2 $lp = ""; # lp - device name for output $rm = ""; # rm - machine name for remote printer $rp = ""; # rp - remote printer name $if = ""; # if - name of input filter script $sdbase = ""; # spooldir base $sd = ""; # sd - spool directory $lf = ""; # lf - error logging file name $af = ""; # af - name of accounting file $mx = "mx#"; # mx - maximum file size (BUFSIZ blocks) $sh = "sh"; # sh - suppress printing of header page } # read configuration sub read_config { print "DEBUG: in read_config\n" if $debug; print "DEBUG: verbose = $verbose\n" if $debug; print "Reading $config...\n" if $verbose; open (C, $config) or &init_config; while() { print "debug: $_" if $debug; # strip CR chop; # ignore comments ... next if /^\s*$/; next if /^\s*#/; # XXXXX print $_; } close C; } # create empty config_file sub init_config { print "Creating config file...\n" if $verbose; open(C, "> $config") or die "$config: $!\n"; print C < $config") or die "$config: $!\n"; print C <) { print "debug: $_" if $debug; # strip CR chop; # ignore comments ... next if /^\s*$/; next if /^\s*#/; # ... and continued printer configuration lines next if /^\s*:/; # read printer name ($pname,$palias1,$palias2) = (split(/\|/, $_)); ($palias1) = (split(/:/, $palias1)); ($palias2) = (split(/:/, $palias2)); if ($verbose) { print "$pname:$palias1:$palias2\n" } else { print "$pname\n"; } } close P; } # modify printer in $printcap sub modify_printer { print "not yet implemented\n"; exit 1; } # remove printer from $printcap sub remove_printer { print "not yet implemented\n"; exit 1; } sub confirm_yn { local($message, $confirm) = @_; local($yes) = '^(yes|YES|y|Y)$'; local($no) = '^(no|NO|n|N)$'; local($read); if ($confirm && ($confirm =~ "$yes" || $confirm == 1)) { $confirm = "y"; } else { $confirm = "n"; } print "$message (y/n) [$confirm]: "; chop($read = ); $read =~ s/^\s*//; $read =~ s/\s*$//; return 1 unless $read; if (($confirm eq "y" && $read =~ "$yes") || ($confirm eq "n" && $read =~ "$no")) { return 1; } if ($read !~ "$yes" && $read !~ "$no") { warn "Wrong value. Enter again!\a\n"; return &confirm_yn($message, $confirm); } return 0; } ################ # main # &variables; # initialize variables &read_config; # read configuration &parse_arguments(@ARGV); # parse arguments &write_config; # write configuration exit 0 apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/tools/uppdescr0000755000175000017500000000073307100570514017641 0ustar covencoven00000000000000#! /bin/sh # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/tools/uppdescr,v 1.3 2000/04/23 12:49:16 andreas Exp $ # get description from upp file # for printersupport file TMPFILE=$(mktemp 2>/dev/null /tmp/uppdescr.XXXXXX || echo /tmp/uppdescr.$$) if [ -n "$1" ] then UPPDIR=$1 else UPPDIR=/usr/local/share/ghostscript/*/lib fi cd $UPPDIR for i in *.upp do echo "`egrep "\-supModel" $i \ | sed 's/-supModel=\"//' \ | sed 's/\"$//'`|$i" \ >> $TMPFILE done sort < $TMPFILE rm -f $TMPFILE apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/uniprint/0000755000175000017500000000000010203621211016560 5ustar covencoven00000000000000apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/uniprint/README0000644000175000017500000000360707135207454017471 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# # This directory contains contributed uniprint files for apsfilter: # # $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/uniprint/README,v 1.6 2000/07/19 02:15:08 vela Exp $ # printer: Epson Stylus Color 740 mode1: stc740ih.upp : Epson Stylus Color 740, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper mode2: stc740p.upp : Epson Stylus Color 740, 720x720DpI, Plain Paper mode3: stc740pl.upp : Epson Stylus Color 740, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper contributor: Francois D. Menard # printer: Epson LQ-570/870/1070/1170 24-pin Dot-Matrix The Printer Parameter files for this printer use hardware weaving in the printer, and print grayscale for color rendition. mode1: lqx70ch.upp : Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper mode2: lqx70cl.upp : Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 180x180DpI, Plain Paper mode3: lqx70cm.upp : Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x180DpI, Plain Paper contributor: Harold Bower # printer: Epson Stylus 800 (Monochrome). The Printer Parameter files for this printer use hardware weaving in the printer, and print grayscale for color rendition. mode1: stm800hh.upp : 360x360 DPI, Hardware weave, Unidirectional Print mode2: stm800hm.upp : 360x180 DPI, Hardware weave, Unidirectional Print contributor: Harold Bower printer: Epson Stylus Color 640 mode1: stc640ih.upp : Epson Stylus Color 640, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper mode2: stc640ih_g.upp : Epson Stylus Color 640, 1440x720DpI, Grayscale, Inkjet Paper mode3: stc640p.upp : Epson Stylus Color 640, 720x720DpI, Plain Paper mode4: stc640p_g.upp : Epson Stylus Color 640, 720x720DpI, Grayscale, Plain Paper mode5: stc640pl.upp : Epson Stylus Color 640, 360x360DpI, Plain Paper mode6: stc640pl_g.upp : Epson Stylus Color 640, 360x360DpI, Grayscale, Plain Paper contributor: Michael Lossin # apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/uniprint/lqx70ch.upp0000644000175000017500000000172507135207454020624 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/uniprint/lqx70ch.upp,v 1.3 2000/07/19 02:15:08 vela Exp $ # Revised 7 Jul 2000 for Monochrome, White intensity, H/W Weave. HFB -supModel="Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x360DpI, Mono" -sDEVICE=uniprint -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER -dupColorModel=/DeviceGray -dupRendering=/ErrorDiffusion -dupOutputFormat=/EscP2 -r360x360 -dupMargins="{ 9.0 43.92 9.0 24.0}" -dupWhiteTransfer="{ 0.54000 0.48942 0.44208 0.39791 0.35678 0.31859 0.28322 0.25057 0.22054 0.19301 0.16787 0.14500 0.12432 0.10572 0.08906 0.07425 0.06118 0.04973 0.03983 0.03132 0.02412 0.01813 0.01322 0.00927 0.00622 0.00392 0.00227 0.00116 0.00049 0.00015 0.00001 0.00000 }" -dupOutputPins=24 -dupBeginPageCommand="< 1b40 1b40 1b2847 0100 01 1b2869 0100 01 1b2855 0100 0A 1b5501 1b2865 0200 0002 1b2843 0200 0000 1b2863 0400 0000 0000 >" -dupAdjustPageLengthCommand -dupEndPageCommand="(\014)" -dupAbortCommand="(\033@\15\12\12\12\12 Printout-Aborted\15\014)" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/uniprint/lqx70cl.upp0000644000175000017500000000173107135207454020625 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/uniprint/lqx70cl.upp,v 1.3 2000/07/19 02:15:08 vela Exp $ # revised 7 Jul 2000 for Monochrome, White transfer, H/W Weave. HFB -supModel="Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 180x180DpI, Plain Paper" -sDEVICE=uniprint -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER -dupColorModel=/DeviceGray -dupRendering=/ErrorDiffusion -dupOutputFormat=/EscP2 -r180x180 -dupMargins="{ 9.0 39.6 9.0 24.0}" -dupWhiteTransfer="{ 0.54000 0.48942 0.44208 0.39791 0.35678 0.31859 0.28322 0.25057 0.22054 0.19301 0.16787 0.14500 0.12432 0.10572 0.08906 0.07425 0.06118 0.04973 0.03983 0.03132 0.02412 0.01813 0.01322 0.00927 0.00622 0.00392 0.00227 0.00116 0.00049 0.00015 0.00001 0.00000 }" -dupOutputPins=24 -dupBeginPageCommand="< 1b40 1b40 1b2847 0100 01 1b2869 0100 01 1b2855 0100 14 1b5500 1b2865 0200 0002 1b2843 0200 0000 1b2863 0400 0000 0000 >" -dupAdjustPageLengthCommand -dupEndPageCommand="(\014)" -dupAbortCommand="(\033@\15\12\12\12\12 Printout-Aborted\15\014)" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/uniprint/lqx70cm.upp0000644000175000017500000000173207135207454020627 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/uniprint/lqx70cm.upp,v 1.3 2000/07/19 02:15:08 vela Exp $ # Revised 7 Jul 2000 for Monochrome, White transfer, H/W Weave. HFB -supModel="Epson LQ-1170 ESC/P2 Dot Matrix, 360x180DpI, Plain Paper" -sDEVICE=uniprint -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER -dupColorModel=/DeviceGray -dupRendering=/ErrorDiffusion -dupOutputFormat=/EscP2 -r360x180 -dupMargins="{ 9.0 39.6 9.0 24.0}" -dupWhiteTransfer="{ 0.54000 0.48942 0.44208 0.39791 0.35678 0.31859 0.28322 0.25057 0.22054 0.19301 0.16787 0.14500 0.12432 0.10572 0.08906 0.07425 0.06118 0.04973 0.03983 0.03132 0.02412 0.01813 0.01322 0.00927 0.00622 0.00392 0.00227 0.00116 0.00049 0.00015 0.00001 0.00000 }" -dupOutputPins=24 -dupBeginPageCommand="< 1b40 1b40 1b2847 0100 01 1b2869 0100 01 1b2855 0100 14 1b5501 1b2865 0200 0002 1b2843 0200 0000 1b2863 0400 0000 0000 >" -dupAdjustPageLengthCommand -dupEndPageCommand="(\014)" -dupAbortCommand="(\033@\15\12\12\12\12 Printout-Aborted\15\014)" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/uniprint/stc640ih.upp0000644000175000017500000000433607134137623020702 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/uniprint/stc640ih.upp,v 1.2 2000/07/15 19:46:27 vela Exp $ -supModel="Epson Stylus Color 640, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper" -sDEVICE=uniprint -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER -dupColorModel=/DeviceCMYKgenerate -dupRendering=/FSCMYK32 -dupOutputFormat=/EscP2XY -r1440x720 -dupMargins="{ 9.0 39.96 9.0 9.0}" -dupBlackTransfer="{ 0.00000000 0.00627451 0.01254902 0.02196078 0.02980392 0.03764706 0.04549020 0.05490196 0.06431373 0.07215686 0.08156863 0.09098039 0.10196078 0.11450980 0.12862745 0.14588235 0.16313725 0.18509804 0.20862745 0.25411765 0.30000000 }" -dupCyanTransfer="{ 0.00000000 0.00627451 0.01254902 0.02196078 0.02980392 0.03764706 0.04549020 0.05490196 0.06431373 0.07215686 0.08156863 0.09098039 0.10196078 0.11450980 0.12862745 0.14588235 0.16313725 0.18509804 0.20862745 0.25411765 0.30000000 }" -dupMagentaTransfer="{ 0.00000000 0.00627451 0.01254902 0.02196078 0.02980392 0.03764706 0.04549020 0.05490196 0.06431373 0.07215686 0.08156863 0.09098039 0.10196078 0.11450980 0.12862745 0.14588235 0.16313725 0.18509804 0.20862745 0.25411765 0.30000000 }" -dupYellowTransfer="{ 0.00000000 0.00627451 0.01254902 0.02196078 0.02980392 0.03764706 0.04549020 0.05490196 0.06431373 0.07215686 0.08156863 0.09098039 0.10196078 0.11450980 0.12862745 0.14588235 0.16313725 0.18509804 0.20862745 0.25411765 0.30000000 }" -dupOutputComponentOrder="{ 1 2 3 0 }" -dupWeaveXPasses=2 -dupOutputXStep=2 -dupWeaveYPasses=8 -dupOutputPins=30 -dupWeaveYFeeds="{15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15}" -dupWeaveXStarts="{0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0}" -dupWeaveYOffset=38 -dupWeaveInitialYFeeds="{ 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 15}" -dupWeaveInitialXStarts="{0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0}" -dupWeaveInitialPins="{ 15 9 18 12 6 15 9 18 27 21 30 24 18 27 21 30}" -dupFormatYabsolute -dupBeginPageCommand="< 1b40 1b40 1b2847 0100 01 1b2855 0100 05 1b2843 0200 0000 1b2863 0400 0000 0000 1b5501 1b2865 0200 0002 1b284b 0200 0002 >" -dupAdjustPageLengthCommand -dupAdjustTopMarginCommand -dupAdjustBottomMarginCommand -dupXStepCommand="<1b285c 0400 a005 0100 0000>" -dupEndPageCommand="(\033@\014)" -dupAbortCommand="(\033@\15\12\12\12\12 Printout-Aborted\15\014)" apsfilter-7.2.6.orig/uniprint/stc640ih_g.upp0000644000175000017500000000273307134137623021207 0ustar covencoven00000000000000# $ApsCVS: src/apsfilter/uniprint/stc640ih_g.upp,v 1.2 2000/07/15 19:46:27 vela Exp $ -supModel="Epson Stylus Color 640, 1440x720DpI, Grayscale, Inkjet Paper" -sDEVICE=uniprint -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER -dupColorModel=/DeviceGray -dupRendering=/ErrorDiffusion -dupOutputFormat=/EscP2XY -r1440x720 -dupMargins="{ 9.0 39.96 9.0 9.0}" -dupWhiteTransfer="{ 0.30000000 0.25411765 0.20862745 0.18509804 0.16313725 0.14588235 0.12862745 0.11450980 0.10196078 0.09098039 0.08156863 0.07215686 0.06431373 0.05490196 0.04549020 0.03764706 0.02980392 0.02196078 0.01254902 0.00627451 0.00000000 }" -dupOutputComponentOrder="{ 0 }" -dupWeaveXPasses=2 -dupOutputXStep=2 -dupWeaveYPasses=8 -dupOutputPins=30 -dupWeaveYFeeds="{15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15}" 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