VMFP (Virtual MultiFunction Printer)

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VMFP is an LPD text filter (input filter) written in Perl. It extracts fax/e-mail destinations embedded in document and routes PostScript printer data from printer spooler to faxsend. It's typicall application is a bulk print to fax/e-mail.

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