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First - Is there any documentation for Pscript5.dll? Version features and changes that sort of thing?

I have continued my testing and reposted my before and after files. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

RECAP + new files

I have code that generates a .ps from a MS Word document. That .ps
file can be input to a c++ dll that will transform it into two up.
Much like this perl script will
 <http://www.cs.indiana.edu/docproject/programming/postscript/nup.html>

We are upgrading our systems from NT to XP. We had the bright idea
that maybe we should use the most current Postscript driver for XP.

Old driver - AdobePS5.dll Version 5.1.2
New driver - PScript5.dll Version 5.2 (download pkg is marked 1.0.6)

Everything was working fine until I made the upgrade on the postscript
driver. I still get a .ps file but it won't distill.

%%[ Error: invalidrestore; OffendingCommand: restore ]%%

Stack:
-save-
-save-

The really weird part is using the old NT driver works on my XP
machine. Not an option to keep using it - as the project leader wants
to "move ahead".

So I figure there must be language changes or driver differences
documented somewhere. I have been searching for version change
documentation on the new Postscript Driver 1.0.6 on Adobe's site with
no luck.

I stopped my process and saved the postscript files before they hit my
c++ program and I noticed some differences right off the bat with
ehsave being a new addition.

userdict begin /ehsave save def end
...
ehsave restore

I am a total newcomer to .ps so any help is appeciated. Where did I
go wrong?

Thanks,
Heide

Software versions
Windows XP professional
MS Office 2003
Adobe 6.0
Adobe Print Driver 1.06

c++ dll
 <http://www.zcan.net/heide/MagicTwoUp.cpp>

.ps from new driver
 <http://www.zcan.net/heide/Inputtotwoupsample_adobe106.ps>
 <http://www.zcan.net/heide/Outputfromtwoupsample_adobe106.ps>