UnPostscripter?

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From: Bob O'Hara
Date: Fri, 21 Sep 1990 00:36

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    I have problem that I hope some of you postscript experts have solved.  I
have received a very lengthy document in the form of a postscript output
file.  I need to make modifications to the underlying text.  Is there a
program which will un-postscript it and leave me with the bare ASCII text?  I
don't care if I lose all of the formatting (pretty as it is :).  I just want
the original text.

    If there is a site which will email it to me or where I can access an
archive server, please let me know (I don't have ftp access to the
internet:().  Please email all replies.  If there is 
sufficient interest I will post a summary back to this group.  Thank you in
advance for your efforts.

 -Bob

Bob O'Hara                          Net:   bob.ohara@amd.com
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.        Phone: +408-749-2321
P.O. Box 3453  MS 70                Fax:   +408-749-2825
Sunnyvale, Ca. 94088-3000
Disclaimer: Everyone needs a disclaimer and I disclaim this one.

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From: bob.ohara@amd.com (Bob O'Hara)
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Subject: UnPostscripter?
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Date: 21 Sep 90 00:36:15 GMT
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