> Our actual end goal is not to print the file immediately.   I want to
> get the file over to the Unix machine as a file containing valid PCL,
> so we can do some processing on it BEFORE it gets printed.  The file
> is also going to be eventually MIME encoded and mailed off to another
> machine as an attachment.
>
> At this stage, I am just trying to print the file as a way of
> determining if it has been brought over intact.

Well then, another option you may want to consider is to convert the file to
PDF.  There are several vendors who can do this for you (I believe STR
Software does this with its fax package formerly known as Fax/3000, and I
think Minisoft has something in the works if it isn't out by now.  I'm not
sure about the Sanface txt2pdf Perl script, but it may work too.)  Once a
pdf, you can push the document (via email) or put it in a web directory so
interested parties can pull it from a web server.

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