H. Schellman
                                                     7/6/96

Here is the right way to print ghostview files from unix

edit the *printCommand line in your .Xdefaults file in top directory 
so it has the form:
*printCommand:                  flpr -q d0tce_post -h fnprt

or whatever you want.  You may be able to just say flpr if you have
setenv FLPQUE d0tce_post in .login

Thanks to Harry Melanson and Steve Wolbers for this improved hint.



                                                     H. Schellman
                                                     6/24/96


Here is a somewhat ugly way to print ghostview files without marking/saving
then printing.

Every time you run ghostview from netscape, the file is saved in your
/tmp/ area with a nasty looking name. You can find the name of that file
by doing the following:

type:

ps -f | grep ghostview

That is unix for "list all processed I am running this session and
then see if any of them has the name ghostview in it"

You will get something like:

schellma 21062     1  0 20:55:26 ttyq1    0:00 sh -c (( ghostview /tmp/MO31CF470C00E5233.ps); rm /tmp/MO31CF470C00E5233.ps )& 
schellma 21066 20922  1 20:55:41 ttyq1    0:00 grep ghostview 
schellma 21063 21062  4 20:55:26 ttyq1    0:01 ghostview /tmp/MO31CF470C00E5233.ps 

back.

/tmp/MO31CF470C00E5233.ps is the name of the temporary file which 
you can print immediately or move to your own area.

NOTE: this only works if ghostview is running, the /tmp/ file is deleted
when ghostview stops.

The little file secret_decoder_ring in ~schellma/d0qcd/
will return the secret name of your ghostview buffers by using a slightly
longer ps -f command.

As in:

secret_decoder_ring
/tmp/MO31CF470C00E5233.ps