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== Protocols: Printing == |
== Protocols: Printing == |
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− | For printing, |
+ | For printing, Trinity applications generate Postscript Level 1. |
− | This output can be piped either directly to a |
+ | This output can be piped either directly to a Postscript-capable |
− | printer or be rendered by a postscript interpreter such as [http://www.ghostscript.com |
+ | printer or be rendered by a postscript interpreter such as [http://www.ghostscript.com Ghostscript]. The procedure is |
− | fairly common on Unix. Modern Linux distributions provide |
+ | fairly common on Unix. Modern Linux distributions provide Postscript |
support in their default setup. |
support in their default setup. |
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''Initial Author:'' [mailto:ettrich@kde.org Matthias Ettrich] |
''Initial Author:'' [mailto:ettrich@kde.org Matthias Ettrich] |
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Revision as of 07:50, 23 August 2021
Information on this page is applicable to TDE
This page contains archived KDE 3.x content from various sources which is directly applicable to (or has been updated for) the Trinity Desktop Environment.Protocols: Printing
For printing, Trinity applications generate Postscript Level 1.
This output can be piped either directly to a Postscript-capable printer or be rendered by a postscript interpreter such as Ghostscript. The procedure is fairly common on Unix. Modern Linux distributions provide Postscript support in their default setup.
Initial Author: Matthias Ettrich