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printer foo {
	# Added by the wizard at Sat Apr 10 12:45:23 1999
	model            "HP Laserjet V Si"
	location         "135A"
	interface        bsd_lpd 
	interface_args   { REMOTE_HOST="foo.foo.com" }
	driver           postscript-duplex-generic
	driver_opts      "duplex, 1up"
}

interface bsd_lpd {

	help   "This is a common way to connect to IP networked printers."

   	required_args "REMOTE_HOST"

   	argument { 
		var =  "REMOTE_HOST"
		desc = "Remote lpd hostname" 
		help = "Enter the IP name or number of the printer"
        }

   	argument { 
		var="QUEUE"
		def_value = "raw"
		desc = "Remote lpd queue"
		help = "Enter the name of the remote queue.  If you are printing
		        directly to a networked printer, try raw or lp"
	}

        requires "lpd_send"        # pdq will check that it can locate this
	                           # executable.  For more complex checks, use
				   # a verify_exec script.

	# The programs lpd_status, lpd_send and lpd_cancel 
	# are included in the pdq distribution

   	status_exec { lpd_status $REMOTE_HOST $QUEUE }
   	send_exec { lpd_send -f $INPUT -j $JOB_ID $REMOTE_HOST $QUEUE }
        cancel_exec { lpd_cancel -j $JOB_ID $REMOTE_HOST $QUEUE }


}

driver epson-stylus {

   requires "gs"

   verify_exec {
     (gs -h |grep -q stcolor) || 
     (echo "Ghostscript driver stcolor is required"; exit 1)
   }

   option { desc="Resolution"; var = "GS_RES";
      choice 360x360 {desc = "360x360" value="-r360x360"}
      choice 720x720 {desc = "720x720" value="-r720x720"}
   }

   option { desc="Dithering"; var = "GS_DITHER";
      choice fscmyk {
         desc = "Floyd-Steinberg CMYK";
         value = "-sDithering=fscmyk";
      }
      choice fsmono {
         desc = "Floyd-Steinberg monochrome";
	 value = "-sDithering=fsmono";
      }
   }

   language_driver ps {
      filetype_regx = "postscript"
      convert_exec = { 
         gs -sDEVICE=stcolor \
	     $GS_RES \
	     $GS_DITHER \
	     -q \
	     -dNOPAUSE \
	     -sOUTPUTFILE=$OUTPUT \
	     - <$INPUT   # done like this to prevent GS> prompt 
      }
   }

   # Must declare text after postscript, because the command "file" will
   # often describe a postscript file as text (which it is).

   language_driver text { }

}