Epson 400
             Epson 600
             Epson 800
             Epson 1440

    They all do 1440x720 dpi color, on all different paper stocks.
  The better ones just do it faster.  They can't do ps by default, and
  they are Windows printers basically.  So we need to use gs to format
  the print job with the proper ESC/P2 sequences to activate the options
  we see in the windows printer properties page.

    The Epson Stylus Color line of printers is supported in gs by the
  uniprint driver.  You can learn how to compile gs7.xx in Section 8.12,
  Alladin Ghostscript.  You can see what printer drivers are compiled
  into your gs by using the command:

            gs -h

  You can read up on this topic in the gs-7.xx source docs:
        file:/home/matthew/Dev/gs7.xx/doc/Devices.htm

  That's a really important file.

  There's a upp file for any Epson Stylus 800, high-res, 720x720,
  called:

           stc800p.upp

  Here's the command I'd use to create a printable version of tiger.ps,

      gs @stc800p.upp -sOutputFile=/var/tmp/printout tiger.ps -c quit

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