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The ps2ascii converter might help you out, or pstotext. I haven't had to do this but I am guessing you can pipe the printer output through that program. CUPS or lprng can probably be setup to do it for you also.
Josh

Fred McIlvain wrote:

Hey-

One of our sites is converting their circulation stations to Linux and
the sys admin says that Millennium outputs in PostScript which won't
work with locally attached printers. So, he's asked me to make all of
the receipt printers III network printers. This seems a little extreme
to me. Any suggestions from you folks who are using Linux?

Fred McIlvain Support Systems Analyst, Senior Library Information Systems and Technology (LIST) ASU Libraries, Tempe, AZ 85287-1006 fred dot mcilvain at asu dot edu Voice (480) 965-9427 Fax (480) 965-7595




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