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  isamu@hephp1.phys.kobe-u.ac.jp (NAKAMURA Isamu) writes:
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Eigo de sumimasen,

With "Perl" and "kanjips" packages, I regularly print kanji text on
English only PS printers. A PS printer with kanji fonts is hard to
find in the US.

A typical command line would be:

jenscript -1x -fjis48 -S10 < kanjifile.jis | kanjips | lpr

I have an old version of kanjips and jisXX font files (14, 24, 32, 48) at
   ftp://pinoko.berkeley.edu/pub/next/hihongo/
but I believe kanjips hasn't been updated since.  It's still very useful.

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