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> Piece by piece I'm fine tuning my Linux box but I've come across a
> slight problem.  In netscape, when using the print command, it prints
> out not only the information I want but pages and pages of postscript
> formatting data.

> My question, then, is this.  How do I eliminate the postscript data and
> print only the email, etc. that I want.  At the command prompt I can use
> ps2ascii "file" > /dev/lp1 but it's a bit of a pain saving everything to
> a .ps file only to convert it for printing.

> > Piece by piece I'm fine tuning my Linux box but I've come across a
> > slight problem.  In netscape, when using the print command, it prints
> > out not only the information I want but pages and pages of postscript
> > formatting data.

> > My question, then, is this.  How do I eliminate the postscript data and
> > print only the email, etc. that I want.  At the command prompt I can use
> > ps2ascii "file" > /dev/lp1 but it's a bit of a pain saving everything to
> > a .ps file only to convert it for printing.

> I'm a bit confused.  Do you have a postscript printer or not?  What kind
> of printer are you using?

> If you're not using a postscript printer, take a look at ghostscript.
> It's
> a postscript interpreter, and its supports many common printers.

> Stewart

> Piece by piece I'm fine tuning my Linux box but I've come across a
> slight problem.  In netscape, when using the print command, it prints
> out not only the information I want but pages and pages of postscript
> formatting data.

> My question, then, is this.  How do I eliminate the postscript data and
> print only the email, etc. that I want.  At the command prompt I can use
> ps2ascii "file" > /dev/lp1 but it's a bit of a pain saving everything to
> a .ps file only to convert it for printing.