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In article <779@tahoma.UUCP>, gsds@tahoma.UUCP (K.C.Babb) writes:
> This may be a bit far out, but is there such a thing as a graphics
> editor which stores/retrieves the edited images using a PostScript
> file?  I've heard of PostScript-displaying utilities, so it must be
> possible to convert a page discription for an on-screen presentation.
> What I'm looking for is something which would read the PostScript
> file for a page, put it on the screen, allow the user to select/
> modify/add items to the picture, and store it back in PostScript,
> which could then easily be hardcopied via laser printer.
> 
> Any such product would be a start, but specifically we'd like
> something which will work on an Apollo.
> 
> Thanks in advance for any useful info.
> 
> Only from the mind (?) of
> 
> KCB
> 
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There is a company in dallas, that produces a program for the PC called
ARTS and LETTERS.  Computer systems 214-661-8960 that I believe does
exactly what you want.