Re: w32 issues

[Vinicius Jose Latorre]

> > > What that program does is simply give you a way of sending a file with
> > > PostScript commands to a printer that supports PostScript.  So if a
> > > user has a PostScript capable printer, but cannot refer to that
> > > printer either as a port such as LPT2 or as a networked share such as
> > > \\server\printer, then yes, such a user will be able to use that
> > > program as a solution.
> > >   
> > >       
> > The program documentation says that it deals with LPT, PRN, USB, and 
> > network printers (\\server\printer).
> >     
>
> Yes, of course.  What I wanted to say was that Emacs already knows how
> to deal with all but the USB types.
>   


Ok, I was thinking you were talking about the program.