However, when HTTP processes the file, it puts the line :
<PLAINTEXT>
in front of the rest of the document. Thus, when it gets back to Ghostview,
it chokes because <PLAINTEXT> is invalid PS. This may again get us to the
point of needing "type tags" for different types of files, but with the
coming various "multi-media" browsers, it seems to me to be a problem we
need to solve somehow (perhaps the URLs will help, but I don't think they
are the ultimate solution).
I can just set up a filter for Ghostscript which removes the offending
line, but is there a better solution?
Thanks, <Mowgli>
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