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Article #946Re: How to programmatic modify PS file
From: Aandi Inston
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 07:33
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 07:33
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In general, modifying PS files is a difficult or impossible task for an experierenced PostScript programmer. But in some cases - where you are dealing with PostScript from one source ONLY, this can be fairly simple, especially if you are happy for it to fail some of the time. If you have to deal with PS from all over, you need to consider working with a PS interpreter to deliver this information/function. If it is just one source 1. Create a file with an unusual number of copies and search the file for that count (<255). Look for the context. 2. If the file is DSC compliant, you can use the %%Page and other comments to filter out pages. Aandi Inston
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