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ArticlesNew CGI Print Manager for X11


December 1995 / International What's New Software / New CGI Print Manager for X11

With Ematek's CGI Print Manager, Unix developers can support multiple input and output devices with a single block of code. CGI defines a virtual graphical device that directs the data flow between hardware and X11 applications. The CGI Print Manager allows users to set up and activate a device driver under Unix in the same manner as under Windows. Distributed environments and RPCs are also supported.

Price: Call for price.

Contact: Ematek, Cologne, Germany.

Phone: +49 221 5120 74.

Fax: +49 221 5296 66.


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