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Netscape outputs stright Postscript so you need to set your printer up
as a PS printer which is what the HOW-TO will tell you how-to do, and
what most if not all Linux printers are set up like.

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        Easy.  Click on the File menu, click on print....  ;-)

        Seriously, does the document come out all strange looking?  Readable
text, but not what you were trying to print?  If you are trying to print the
page directly from Netscape, then you must keep in mind that Netscape, and many
*NIX apps in my experience, print in Postscript.

        Is your printer Postscript capable?  And if not, do you have your
printer filter (printcap, IIRC) setup to send the data stream through
Ghostscript?

        My primary printer is a HP DJ550C, and it doesn't have Postscript
in it.  I had to install a filter setup that send the print job to Ghostscript
first, then Ghostscript does all the conversion needed.

        Hope this helps you out.

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