<driver id="driver/chp2200">
 <name>chp2200</name>
 <url>http://hp.sourceforge.net/gs-hp2200.php</url>
 <execution>
  <ghostscript />
  <prototype>gs -q -dBATCH -dPARANOIDSAFER -dQUIET -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=chp2200%A%Z -sOutputFile=- -</prototype>
 </execution>
 <comments>
  <en>This driver is a GPL DeskJet 2200 driver provided by HP (!).  It's based on 
Uli and Matthew's  &lt;a href="show_driver.cgi?driver=cdj850"&gt;cdj850&lt;/a&gt;  
and  &lt;a href="show_driver.cgi?driver=cdj880"&gt;cdj880&lt;/a&gt;  drivers, with 
a new front-end to speak the different RGB-encoded PCL flavor used by these
printers.
&lt;p&gt;
The provided source is for gs 6.01; it probably works against anything at all
recent. It's unclear which gs or GNU/Linux distributions provide this driver, 
if any.
&lt;p&gt;
After getting a tip from the driver's author I succeeded to compile it for
GNU GhostScript 5.50. You must copy the function "gdev_pcl_mode9compress" from the
gdevcd8.c file of the  &lt;a href="show_driver.cgi?driver=cdj880"&gt;cdj880&lt;/a&gt; 
driver into the end of the gdevcd8.c of HP's "chp2200" driver. Then you follow
the instructions in HP's source package and GhostScript will compile.&lt;p&gt;

Maintainer: siow-kiat_tan-at-hp.com.</en>
 </comments>
 <printers>
  <printer>
   <id>printer/HP-Business_Inkjet_2200</id><!-- HP Business Inkjet 2200 -->
   <comments>
    <en>This driver does only 600x600, not 1200x600 in presentation quality.</en>
   </comments>
  </printer>
  <printer>
   <id>printer/HP-DeskJet_960C</id><!-- HP DeskJet 960C -->
   <comments>
    <en>This driver published by HP under the GPL (!) sends RGB data to the
printer. This makes the printer transferring the data to CMYK by
itself and so it gives a colour quality as good as under Windows.</en>
   </comments>
  </printer>
  <printer>
   <id>printer/HP-DeskJet_990C</id><!-- HP DeskJet 990C -->
   <comments>
    <en>This driver published by HP under the GPL (!) sends RGB data to the printer. This makes the printer
transferring the data to CMYK by itself and so it gives a colour quality as
good as under Windows.</en>
   </comments>
  </printer>
 </printers>
</driver>