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correction
Commenter "slur" is correct in noting that I was mistaken about
gs being part of the default Mac OS X installation; it's clearly not. On my system, it's found under '/usr/local/bin' and probably ended up there when I installed MacTeX many months ago. Fortunately, the fix actually simplifies things a bit: replace gs with the BSD command pstopdf, which really is part of Mac OS X (or Snow Leopard, at least).
The simple version then becomes:
And the longer version becomes:
It's worth noting that the seemingly superfluous % -- code follows this line -- seems to be a required part of enscript header files.
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