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Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 11:55:52 EDT
Subject: Re: Batch Printing programs.
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In a message dated 6/25/02 11:36:07 AM, xenon@3dnature.com writes:

<<  Hate to be obvious, but on a modern unix system with the printer properly
installed, this could probably be done with one commandline.

   More info about the target system might help you find an easy solution.
 >>

My current system is win 2000, by no means am I an IT expert... more of a 
research person really.  I personally had not really thought of a unix system 
because I am working in a litigation copy service and really dont have the 
trained staff to be able to handle something like that with our current 
network.  I am looking for some kind of program to do the ripping in the 
forefront so I can keep the printer working at close to rated speed, of 105 
pages per minute.

Kevin

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