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> man segment

Thanks Geoff and David.
I've been in a small holidays, and had time to work with hpijs
for three days.   Tough I had to watch TV of Hansin Tigers
baseball games everyday. =E2=98=BA

Anyway, shared memory is proved not to be neccessary in the
present case if I neglect the compatibility of older versions of hpijs.
Then, I decided to neglect it.   I'll use your teaching in some another
chance, thank you very much.

By the way, I have now compiled hpijs using Plan 9 g++.  Yes, it worked
very fine with some small band-aids.   I needed hpijs driver, because
I got purchased all-in-one type inkjet printer (HP psc2110, connected
to usb port by Sape), and want to make it work on my home Plan 9 system.

Russ, have you revised the ghostscript to newest version?

kenji