I'm attempting to replace our former OS/2 based fax server with a spare PC, RH 6.2 and Hylafax. I had absolutely no trouble setting the thing up, getting it to answer faxes and printing them. The trouble is, the margin at the top of my postscript printer (Lexmark T610) cuts off the fax ID information. So instead of using fax2ps | lpr, research into the archives indicates that I should use gs to process the file. So I print the align.ps file, do the necessary calculations and try my hand at adjusting the top margin. So I issued the command fax2ps fax00002.tif > faxFile.ps gs -sDEVICE=pswrite -sOutputFile=- -q margin.ps faxFile.ps | lpr and ran into the first problem. I'm obviously missing some command line switch to tell it to end the file automatically. I ended up doing: gs -sDEVICE=pswrite -sOutputFile=gs.ps margin.ps faxFile.ps and then hitting enter, then at the GS> prompt typing "quit", then lpr gs.ps I'll dig through and find out how to make gs work in the desired fashion but my biggest problem right now is that things seems to have gotten worse with the margin. Instead of seeing a small portion of the fax ID, I get nothgin up there at all and the print has actually shifted up. Arrrgh! I've tried variations of fax2ps +H and this hasn't helped either? Does someone have some suggestions as to how I may simply add a slight margin to the top of my documents so that I can actually see the whole fax (and nothing but the fax) and get my new server into operation? Thanks in advance. Barry _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
