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Something like the script below could "eject" a page before faxing the attachment. This catches this text in the output of html2ps (but might screw up witha document with the word "variable" in!) (By the way, my mileage is varying wildly on html2ps. Is there any other tool out there?). Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a common place in PS files that you can insert this, so each converter script needs a companion "ejecter" script tailored to the peculiarities of the PS out from whatever prog you used. html2ps conveniently has this line in the output which you can catch and eject before... %--End of variable part -- so the script can be something like: #!/usr/bin/perl while (<STDIN>) { if ($_ =~ "variable") { print "showpage\n"; } print $_; }