print to file

[Adam Ingerman]

I deleted the email, but someone was talking about changing the printers 
options to point to a file.

the example that goes to /dev/lpd or whatever is going directly to the 
printer, it's not a real file
the example with "|gs --options file=" is to send the information into 
ghostscript, which deals with postscript files and the like. the pipe ( shown 
by the | symbol) to gs means that the information is given to ghostscript, 
and the other options there looked like it had a temporary file to save to. 
have a bit more of a look at that, as it seems to be what you were after

HTH
adam
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