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3 total messages Started by mark r rauschkolb Wed, 19 Aug 1992 18:46
123: postscript output?
#112
Author: mark r rauschkolb
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 18:46
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	I've seen a minor mention of postscript in the manual, but it doesn't explain
how to output a postscript file.  Is it possible?  How Do I do it?

Thanks

Mark
mrr1@isis.msstate.edu
Re: 123: postscript output?
#126
Author: Charles M Richmond
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 21:20
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mrr1@Ra.MsState.Edu (mark r rauschkolb) writes:

>	I've seen a minor mention of postscript in the manual, but it doesn't explain
>how to output a postscript file.  Is it possible?  How Do I do it?

>Thanks

>Mark
>mrr1@isis.msstate.edu


/  print  encoded   


In otherwords print to an encoded file.

Charlie

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Re: 123: postscript output?
#129
Author: Maria Spicer
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 14:04
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The question raised was how to print to a Postscript file in 123, but
the original poster did not mention which version.  The currently
available version for UNIX has the / Print Encoded option, but if you're
using a PC version, you don't have that.  Instead, you must have the
generic Postscript printer installed (use the install program to add it,
if you don't), and then select it as the printer of choice in / Worksheet
Global Defaults Printer Name, then do / Print File.

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